The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-24
City and Neighborhood

THE UTAH SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY filed suit in the district court
Tuesday against Walter and George w
Bramwell TO recover $3.50 and interest.
alleged 20 be due on n promissory note
executed by the Bramwels in favor OF
the company, October S, 1908, and also 10
forccosc on stock In the Morgan opera
house, the ChryStal Springs Trout COM
pany and the Bramwel Grocery COM
pany, pledged as security for the payment
OF the note.
SALT LAKE LODGE NO, 1895 of the
Grand United Order OF odd Fellows gave
a dance al the Federation OF Labor hall
Tuesday evening, which was attended by
about $50 persons. Music was furnished
by the La Torris orchestra, Between
dances refreshments. consisting OF cake,
Ice cream and punch. were served.
THREE NEW MEMBERS have been
added to the Manufacturers, association.
making the total membership reach the
200 mark. Secretary d. Il. Collctt report
ed Tuesday that the Vienna bakery, the
Superior Honey company OF Ogden, and
the Cereo company OF this city and Logan
had just joined the association.
A DEED was filed with the county re-
Corder Tuesday by which y. w. Clayton
transfers to ID. c. and t. T. Roberts.
lot 6. block 60. plat a, Salt Lake City
survey. This property is near the south
west corner OF Main and First South
streets.
JOllN w Al.S1t, ~ years OF age, llSu oi
a hemorrhage TUESDAY afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Volunteers of America
headquarters. Nothing was found on the
body to reveal the relatives OF the man
The body was taken 10 the undertaking
parlors of II. G. O'D6nnell G. Co
THERE WILL be special services in the
tabernacle Thanksgiving day. Mathoni-
hah Thomas will deliver an address.
There Will bo an organ recital and num-
bcr of vocalists will sing. The organ re-
cital will be conducted by OrganIst j.
j. Mcclellan. The services will begin at
l. o'clock noon.
COUNTY ATTORNEY JOB P. LYON
| Tuesday issued q complaint against Joe
| Novcga, charging him with grand lar
| ceny, 1t is alleged that Novega stole
| cash and a watch and chain. amounting
In all to the value Of more than s30 from
| L. j. Harrington, November 20.
SUIT WAS FILED in the district court
| Tuesday by A. Il, Morrow against A.
| Levy to recover the sum of s552.49, al
| legged TO be the balance due for labor per-
formed and material furnished in the
| construction of a bakery building for
| Levy in this city. between June - and
| September ~ last.
MAYOR JOHN S. BRANSFORD Tues
| day approved all OF the matters passed
upon by the city council Monday night.
| excepting the plat OF Federal Heights adj
diton to the city. That was held up Tor
further consideration.
| ON ACCOUNT OF the Thanksgiving
| holiday the city schools Will close this
| afternoon and remain closed until Mon
| day morning. There Will he appropriate
exercises in almost all the schools this
| afternoon.
| THERE WILL be a musical recital in
| Barratt hall on the night OF Thanks
| giving day. The Whitney Brothers quar-
tette, an organization Of excellent repu-
! tation. will give n programme of singing
and reading.
MR.. AND MRS. SAMUEL. r. WESTER-
| FIELD will entertain at dinner Thanks
| giving day. in honor OF their guests. Dr.
James NJ. Westcrncd and Miss Addie
! Wcstcrfeld of Topeka. Kan.
JOSEPHUS RIDING and James c.
Black have filed applications with State
Engineer Caleb Tanner for water from
the Cottonwood stream In Washington
county for irriga tion purposes.
THE YOUNG LADIES OF Mizpah chap
ter. o. Il. s. will give a Thanksgiving
dance at Masonic temple this Wednesday
evening.
TUESDAYS bank clearings amounted
| 10 81. .i3t. 1889. as compared with S963.
92Sll for the same day last year.
THE STATE BOARD or PARDONS
will meet next Saturday.
A BUNCH OF office keys was found
| Tuesday in a mall collection box on
Main street. The keys arc being held by
! Postmaster \. l.. Thomas. and the owner
tan secure them upon furnishing idcnti-
nCation.