The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-14
City and Neighborhood

W. A. LEATHAM, deputy county asses
sor has gone TO Brighton on a ten days
vacation.
STATE Bank Examiner c. A. GIazier
left yesterday for tour of inspection of
banks In Millard county.
THE MATTERS passed upon by the
city council on Monday night have been
approved by Mayor Bransford.
y MEETING OF the state board of cor
ections was held at the state prison on
Tuesday. Nothing but routine business
was transacted,
BERT COLLINS. a negro, was arrested
Tuesday and taken TO the county jail,
Collins is charged with fishing at Beck's
Hot Springs without license.
JOHN Q. CRITCHLoW arrived in the
where he has been business trip.
He reports that district very prosperous
DIR, BEATTY, secretary of the state
board OF health, has returned from the
east While on his trip he attended the
graduation of his daughter. Virginia, who
has been attending school in Massachu-
setts.
REV DIR. S. f.. WISHARD, a former
resident OF Salt Lake City for many years
and synodical missionary of the Presby-
teran church arrived in the city Sunday
en- route to his home in southern Call
fornia.
COUNTY AUDITOR HEGINBOTHAM
states that he Will not consider any bills
in connection with the recent capitol cleo
ton presented after July 10; hence, any
one who has a bill would better present
1t without delay
THREE NEW CASES of smallpox were
reported TO the city board Of health Tues
day, as follows: a. l.. Gleason and daugh-
ter. Alice. OF Goa Second East street w.
w. Bowman, aged SO years. 33S West
Fifth South street,
V. H. CHURCH. chief observer in the
local station of the United States weather
bureau, has gone TO Seattle to visit the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition during
n He
by way OF Montana.
MAYOR BRANSFoRD has been re-
ouested TO appoint delegates TO represent
Salt Lake City at the thirteenth annual
convention of the League of American
Municipalities, which will be held at Mon
treal, Canada. August %. 26 and q,
THE FRIENDS OF Miss Vedi G. Beebe.
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. o. G Beepe'
will be pleased to learn that she Is get
ting along nicely after undergoing an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at the Groves
Latter-day Saints hospital. last Monday.
CHRISTIAN c. JENSEN a clerk In
Salt Lake City, yesterday filed a petition
In bankruptcy in the federal court. His
debts amount TO $1S599i. and his assets,
500. The assets represent household
furniture which Is exempt, so that Jensen
has really nothing at all with which to
meet his liabilities
CAPT. WILLIAM c. WEBB of the
First battery of the \. G. L. has se!ectoo
a spot In Parley's canyon for the drill
and camping grounds for the battery dur
ing It's practice march preceding the
G. A. r. encampment This. spot fur.
nishes an excellent place for drilling ana
a good range for target practice.
IN A RECENT RULING it Is
nounced that the forest service will re-
serve the right to reject all new apphca-
Wasatch national forest for the season
Of 1919 This action is taken 70 provide
for the customary increase IN the per
rnts OF old gTaxers whose permits call TOT
lace ia he head,
MEMBERS or the Cement Finishcrs
and Helpers union held a meeting Tues
day evening and initiated two new MEM
bers An entertainment committee also
was appointed for the purpose OF arrang-
Ing for a socia! 10 he given on July 20.
At this social an interesting programme
will be rendered. and all members OF the
union are urged to attend
THERE WILL BE a meeting Of Iowans
at the Commercial club tonight at
O'Clock for the purpose Of organizing an
OF former residents of Iowa had an out
ing last year at which II was decided to
organize a club. and the meeting tonight
win be for that purpose, All former resi-
dents OF tivLt state are requested to be
prescnt-
BANK CLEARINGS for Tuesday. July
l3, maintained the high standard estab-
.Shsa total 0o Of 'sg iS as cor compared With
q total OF 1897, 1924 for the corresponding
dag a year ago. The increase. there
ihan So per cent. The daily total. while
not q record breaker, is well up TO the
high average daily total for the past six
months,
WHEN THE OLD FOLKS Of the Jor-
dan district flock 10 Wnndamerc today.
everything Will be done TO show the old
people the time of their lives. Special
trains will be run over the Salt Lake
Route commencing at Draper. and max
Ing stops at Bingham JUNCTION, Sandy
and Murray TO pick up all those who, wish
10 journey to the resort and partake Of
the hospitality OF the place. A pro-
grammc viii be rendered in the after
noon and viii be OF varied nature. Many
OF the earlier songs will be sung by some
Of lie old-t timers. to portray the scenes
OF the early days. The Old people VIII
have tho privilege OF doing anything they
like at tic resort, The day. without a
doubt will be one long to be remembered
and II Is cafe 10 say that there VIII be
a record crowd in attendance.