The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
City and Neighborhood

WILLIAM o. ERICKSON. John T..
| Young and Elmer NJ. Qualtrough have
successfully passed tho examination as
cmbalmcrs.
JESSE c. TIsE. inspector of immigra-
jion In this city, has returned To this
city from Now York. WHITTIER ne wen; to
dcport Frank Seaman, dcmcntcd Aus
| trian.
It's regular Friday evening services at s
o'clock The subject OF Rabbi Joseph
Hevesh's sermon VIII be The Tale OF
The pillar OF Salt
At THE regular services, at Temple
| B'uai Israel. at s O'Clock this evening
Word Ia our Women" All are welcome
to attend these services.
A MEETING n the board Of public l,.,e
| will be opened for the construction OF a
sewer. on Iowa avenue which YunS from
Second To Third South. between Ninth
and Tenth East streets.
| w l.. KINNEY. for twenty-five years
an engineer on the u. & K. g. and Rio
| Grande Western, was stricken with par
| slyss at Mant, and Is now az st. Marks
hospital Although his condition Is So
rIous. IT is thought that in time he VIII
recover.
MYERS asked Judge Bowman in police
! court Thursday to dismiss the charge
! against William Pinger, and this was
II
battery. The reason for tho dismissal
was that the prosecuting witness declined
| To appear
FIRE DEPARTMENT No. = respond
! ed TO an alarm of fire at $50 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon for blaze at l5S
| East seventh South. The frcmen found
frame dwelling burning The house
was the property OF ;, fllS. sosn me loss tSSs
contents.
| SECRETARY OF STATE TlNGEY and
his assistants are busy sending out no.
| ticcs 10 corporations doing business In
| this state that the annual license tax Is
due, There arc now over $500 corpora;
tions. which are subject TO the tax. and
Il is expected that $4,000 will oe collect
ed this year from that source.
! HANS LARSEN fell in NJ at West
Temple and Second South streets. late
| Wednesday night. and he was taken 10
the emergency hospital at the police sta
ton for treatment, little medicine,
moro sleep and q general bracing up put
| Hans into a good state again. and l1c
went home Thursday morning rs we'll as
/ ever.
THE MEMBERS OF Salt Lake lodge
Of EIks. gave the second OF the wlnte,
series of socials In the clubrooms or
State street. Thursday evening Punch
and other refreshments wer served e
| the Elks and their friends Tho affair
was exceedingly peasant one
\ COMPLAINT was issued by the
county attorney Thursday asains
George Nocdhan and George Melch o
! the Red Top bar, AT - West First South
| charging them with selling liquor &c
| George Vance. boy seventeen years old
October 10, The complaint was swori
TO by Probation officer G. A. Sperry o
the Juvenile court
WORD FROM tho sickoed of Mrs
| Charles Pratt who is i'll Of typhoid. IL
that she is improving. For weeks thc
patient WAS unconscious. but she has
now rcgalnod her senses and II is be
| lieved her recovery VIII be rapid hence
l forth. Mrs. Pratt Is sister Of Mrs
| Il. B. Cook who also is just recovering
from an illness Of typhoid.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF VETER-
| ANS are cordially invited 10 the Hal
lowccn party at the home OF the Misses
Florence and Bessie Boise at their home
Si7 South First West, this evening. Ar
rangemcnts have been made for meet
Ing of the old harvest home type. will
spooks and all the traditions of the older
time. Daughters OF Veterans will meet
at the J. o O. i, hall on Postofnce place
and Sons of Veterans WILL gather al
Eighth South and First West streets.
| THE UNITY HALL clubroom was
| crowded Thursday evening by members
and friends of the Social Science club tc
hear NJ. Is. Dresser talk on "The Eco