The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30
City and Neighborhood

City and NefghbOrhOOd
II Is REPORTED that the impression
that Utah might lose lis charter in the
American Federation OF Labor on Inc
ground Of recognizing the electrical work
crs, Was spread at o recent meeting OF
the American body In Toronto. whereas
| according to prominent members of tho
salt Lake union. Utah has assumed n
neutral ground in the matter. The mat
ter Is regarded n Cdmily quarrel among
The electrical workers, who arc rrooE-
niZcd fTatcruallN. but not officially by the
Salt Lake unions and by Utah as state
federation
AT TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the
lmmgnuel Baptist church 30 bc held NJ
7:i5 j.. IN. December II. there will oo
elected TWO trustees for three years, three
doacons for four years. church clerk.
chorIstcr. financial secretary. treasurer
school superintendent, supcrintendentS for
tho Buriine ton and Rio Grdndc missions;
music committee, finance committee. ana
such other officers and committees as
may he desired.
DEPUTY SHERIFF. JOHN CORLESS
I lctl Monday afternoon for Grand June
ton. Colo, whore there Is being hcld tor
his arrival ~ Il. Suuthcrs. Struthnrs is
wanted in this county on chalSe OF
grand larceny lie is alleged TO have
stolen a small sum or money in this cry
and left town soon aCterwaEd y Tequisl-
ton was issued Monday.
1
iured u the workings Of the Ccntonrlal-
Eureka Mining company's plan, at Euro
! Ea, aud brought suit against The com
psuy In the sum of $4,000. settled tho
casc Mondav for $1,000 The cas-" came
UP before Judge Page Morris in the fed
eral court. and a Judgment by consent
for the amount named was given.
IN AN ANSWER filed by Edleman s.
Vista theater, they claim the right 10
conduct J saloon, hccaus" tho La Vista
is not = thcater within the meaning. Of
the ordinance. and that NJ \. Smith,
who filed the complaint, does not own
the thestor y claim of prior risht IL
also set up.
AN EVENT in salt Lake ne Insurance W ?, e
Of ihc Equitable In" about December Z
To look over business conditions here, with
a view 10 further investments. The party
will include MIR, RuEenfeld, assistant 10
Paul Morton president Of the society;
Mr.. Roscnfcld Is a close friend Of Samuel
II Auorbach.
WALTER ]. FRAZIER; city food and
Vineyard where he win make further
examinations of the dair,cs in that viciu-
ity. Mr. Frazier has found II necessary
To toll = few of the 1Girymen few
THINGS that viii be y great help 10 them
in supplying pure milk
TUE FEATURE Of tho meeting OF B. r.
FaiNotto lodge, order Of e nai 4 nm; In
the BOYD Park building. Tuesday evening.
/
member OF Eraus Alschulcr & Holden,
prominent attorneys OF Chicago, who VIII
| speak on the work OF the order. Mr..
| NrBus Is president Of tho order
V. YATTWTN. deputy immigration in
spcctor. stationed in this city, left Mon
dav evening for New York. having in
custody man named Alison. who is 10
he drportnd II Is claimed that Alison
is Insane lie has been confined at The
state insane hospital at Provo for sew
crdl weeks.
AMONG TIIF, INQUIRIES received
Monday hv Secretary j. l.. Pcrles ot the
| Salt Lake Real Estate association for in
/ formation concerning the city. is one
from lanes a. Conltiin OF iJlbourno, i'll,
| asking for pictures and other advertising
matter especially for use in the schools.
THE LADIES OF the James f. Mexican
! w. y. &. will hc entertained by Mrs.
William Amcs At her home, 55 Fourth
aycnuc. Thursday afternoon. December
! = All corps ladies and their friends are
welcome Take Third avenue car to ]
street; walk north ono block.
ALL GEORGIANS interested in the or
ganizatlon cf the Georgia, state society
! arc requested 10 meet at tho residence Of
! low apartments. Third East and South
Temple streets, Wednesday evening at
| s o'clock. T.
n. o. CLANCY. father of tty Engi-
! home with his son The elder Mr. cha
nev Is We'll known in salt Lake. where
! he lived during the years 1891 and 1897.
4 FIRE Of unknown origin caused con :
\ siderable excitement in tho n"iShborIood
/ Of 81 Commercial street carly Monday
morning. The quick response OF the fire
! department WIS responsible for the small
! damage. which was placed a 800.
| THE MILLER -CABOON COMPANY
on Monday filed notice I'm the office OF
tho county clerk nf the increase in the
companys capital stock from $50 600 TO
$500 900. There arc 10 be fifteen direc-
| tors hcnceforth, instead of FIVE.
! ANN UAI,SrONE. 10 yoars Of age,
! died at the nome Of her daughter. Mrs.
! Joseph T. Bell No. II Goodhue avenue.
Sunday morning. The arrangements for
! the funeral have not been made,
MARJORIE NJ. ADAMS, who under
went an operation al the Holy Cross hos
/ pital has been removed 10 the home
I Of Mrs. f. {. CrUcller. and is reported
| 10 he recovering.
MRS JANE SADLER OpONNEIL,
who underwent an opera lion for appcn
| dicitis at the l. y. :. hospital, is reported
| Us recovering.
MRS. r. A. SIMPKIN, WHO under
! won't an operation Tor appendicitis at ST.
Marks hospital. Is reported as recover
| ing.
TT Is ANNOUNCF.D that legal steps
will be taken presently for the collection
! OF poll tax from delinGucuts.
Kodak Pictures Finished.
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