The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
City and Neighborhood

THE salt Lake COUNTY Horticultural
society will hold its regular meeting IN
| tho city and county building Saturday
afternoon
At THE SERVICES at B'nai Israel
! this morning. Rabbi Freund' : discourse
VIII he entitled The Jewish Conscious
THE TOTAL RECEIVED by tine SOC
| retary Of state Wednesday IN corporation
taxes Was 1856 The penalty oI SO VIII
now apply.
Of the Fraternal Order OF Eagles VIII be
] held Friday evening. An invitation ~
J extended To nil Eagles.
| THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB an
| nounccS Christmas sale and supper IN
Unity hall this d'ridayl evening. II is
hoped that large number VIII he pres
| cnf.
Go'y,EiRNoR srRY. THURSDAY: SienSd Is ned a a
| Young. who Is at Montpelier. Ida. and
| who is wDnted in Salt Lake 10 answer a
| charge OF failure To provide for his minor
| child
the Utah Pattern and Model works. has
| Med an action in the city court against
I'll" STANDARD Development company for
| S&I6 p, for work and materials
EMMETT FOYER Of l7s Twelfth r Fast st
street was reported To tho city board %!
! hralth Saturday smallpox victim;
lie is u wears OF age. The case is said
TO have como from Springville.
CONVERSATION MoNTEF!OKE $50
South Third EasD VIII hold its regular
| Friday evening services At o'clock;
| The theme OF Rabbi HcveSh's sermon Will
be, "Rctrospcctiou and Regret.
COE T.. HILL has instituted an action
| against tho salt Lake AND security Trust
company to recover 500 which he placed
I'm a savings fund. The release Of ccr-
tain mortgage Is also asked for
WILLIAM ORsoN HOWARD, executor
OF the will Of Thomas Howard. began an
action In the district court Thursday
against William Davis and a large mum
her, Of others 80 quiet aI title to properly
TIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Of the
Agricultural college at Logan pet With
the state board Of examiners in the gov
ernors office Thursday. lntorma, discus
tuition and OF improvements proposed to
he made.
AN ACTION was begun in the district
court. Thursday. by the Idaho FAILS
NaRs S9nnanE The Suit e is for % the
recovery Of S9iS.50 for malt and other
material alleged 10 have been sold TO
the brewery.
Douglas Thursday reported Two cases OF
scarlet fever at the post 10 tne CttE
health board. William Rehor. and Cath,
crime Hopkins. The cases VIII be caLed
attend 10 the matter OF quarantinlnS ana
fumigation
THE FUNERAL of Richard V. Hilton,
a mining engineer: IS years OF aSe: WHO @
joseph jose Wnliam Taylor at ii o'clock
Thursday morning, mtcrment was ~
Mt olivct cemetery. Mr. Hilton was
formerly a resident of San Francisco.
u. j. PATTERSON. designer and
architect of the Oregon Short Line sta
ton in this city, Will arrive in salt Lake
City today TO make Anal Inspection
tions which arc among the handsomest
i'm the country, are now receiving the nm.
according 10 Mr., Pattcrson's own ideas,
REPORTS OF THE FUND which is be
ing raised 60 purchase a memorial home
10 be presented TO the widow OF tnS
late Fisher Harris, formerly secretary OF
the Commercial club. horc, shows inc
amount subscribed up TO date Sl"Oh, lcaN-
inc, about $500 10 he raised before christ
mas
HOPE OF SALVATION was the sub
icct on which Tom MackaN, the Wei
of the Volunteers of America at the COS
pei hall. 10 Commercial street. Thurs
day evening. The meeting was We'll at
tended and ut the close oi The sermon
sin men went 10 the altar and confessed
Christ.
BIDS FOR TIEE PURCHASE of the
Provo Woolcn Mills were opened Thurs
day but after due consideration, All
propositions were rejected by the board
of directors The figures were not made
public 1t was announced Thursday
night that new bids would be advertised
Tor in the near future,
THE Continental National bank filed
an action i'm the district court Thursday
10 recover on four promissory notes.
Three OF the notes We're executed by
Albert Thomas on April u, 1909, and
aggregate a total of $tI5S.25, Walter J..
Ponlton. Jr., IS alleged TO have failed to
pay n note for SlOi2eS1 made september
IL of Inc present year
A LARGE NUMBER OF the relatives
and friends Of Tn" late stephen Stanford
gathered in the Fifteenth ward meeting
house at . o'clock Thursday afternoon TO
attend his funeral There was Il pro-
fusion Of floral tributes and the many
splendid characteristics Of the dead man
were cxtollod ny several prominent
church officials. Burial was at The City
cemetery.