The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-10
City and NeighborhoOd

STATE Insurance Commissioners George
Is Squires went to ogden, TUESDAY on
brief business trip.
J. T.. PETIT, state coal mine Inspector;
left Tuesday for Price. Whete lie WI"
hold examinations for foremen
MAYOR JOHN S. BRANSFORD, Tues,
day. approved all Of the matters phsscu
upon by the city council Monday night
MISS HELEN .CRAWFoRD has been been
called to Reno. New, By the suoHen
death of her mother In tndl CITY, t>o-
ycmbcr 6.
THE CASE of Parsons against White.
originally set for trial November ~ was
continued on Teusday TO Dccelnoer III
the United States court
ROBERT J. GOODWIN, a student at
the University OF Utah. underwent sue
cessful operation Tor appendicitis, Mon
day. at the l.. ID. :. hospital
HAROLD HOPPER. eleven years OF
age was committed TO the linIah liain-
ing school by Judge Alexander McSlaStcr
Of the juvenile court, TUESDAY, Iof lhcoF-
rigibiity
LESLIE JEFFERSON AKERs OF the
appellate court of New York. VINO Is no"
a resident OF Salt Lake, was admitted iu,. 10
practice Tuesday by Judge rage MOTIFS
in the United states court.
SECRETARY w II FARNSWoRrn
and Commissioner A. G. Giauque oil ths
state board OF land commissioners went
| 10 Levan Tuesday TO inspect the new c%-
pertinent well being driven there'
THE SALT LAKE postoffice has re-
ceivpd a request from Mrs Smith of san
Diego, Cal for information concerning
the whereabouts of Mrs j. smith, MIS-
Anna Smith and Levi Jackson
THE REGULAR monthly meeting of
the ladies' auNilidry OF Temple - nal Is"
racl was held at the y. B. hall In the
Aucrbach building Tuesday afternoon.
Business OF a routine nature was at
tended to-
\. G. NELSON. state. superintendent OF
schools. and Prof w. NJ. Stewart OF the
state normal school left Tcusday night for
Price TO attend the Carbon county teach
crs' institute, Which meets thccr ior lhree
days.
THE c. w. Is. NJ. OF the Central Chris
tan church viii hold Its regular monthly
meeting, Thursday afternoon, November
| II. AT the home of Mrs. TIoyt, "A Univcr-
| sitv avenue. Federal Heights All mem
! bcrs are cordially invited TO attend.
| AFTER falling In a III at the New Bar,
! located at Fourth South and state streets
George Wilson was picked up in Il semi
| comutosc condition by Patrolmdu Tyler
| aud taken 10 the emergency hospital,
| from where, after resting Il short time, he
! left for his home
BEVERLEY FLORENCE JAMES, the
| eighteen months-old daughter OF Mt. aud
! Mrs. Frank James, died OF scarlet fever
| at the home OF the parents, l5l Firth
! avenue. Waterloo. Tuesday. The burial
/ win be In the Mil Creek cemetery No
. NtllusI i"s
THE CASE OF William 4. Madison
! against the Dutchman Mining company
| was dismissed in the United states court
| Tuesday. The plaintiff asked for re
ceiver OF The Dutchman property, pend
ing an adjustment Of tho affairs oC the
company.
THE BOARD OF presidents of all the
canal companies which take water from
| Utah lake held a meeting Tuesday I'm the
Office Of City Engineer George o. CLANCY
and considered Informally the contract
FOR furnishing power TO the Utah lake
pumping plant for the next year
i. w, CHAMBERS, state fish and game
commissioner spent Tuesday in the
work Of rclillnG the hatchery at Murray
with fish The task OF stripping spawn
planted i'm the hatchery now come from
the Murray plant, none being taken from
, tic lakes as heretofore.
X. l.. NELSON. postofficc inspector
with headquarters at Boise. Ida. Is I'm
The city Mr.. Nelson is a witness In the
case OF Rcn Sailor. now being iuvestigat-
) ed by the grand jury, in which Sailor Is
4 charged with riniug registered mail pack
( ages. lie ran between salt Lake and
Malad City al the time Of his arrest last
spring.
IN THE bankruptcy division of the
United states court. Tuesday. the cases
Of ] y. Smith, musician, Logan, and Neis
4 Nelson miner, Eureka, were AdJudicdJed
Ferdinand II. Olsen. Provo. rcpatrer o
4 bicycles and automobiles, filed petition
i | In which lac places his assets at
j S755 S., and his liabilities AZ $l.SoiG5. II,
\ claims as exempt $2S265 OF the assets
d The petition was referred TO G. T. Car
pom referee.