The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
City and Neighborhood

L I, SLAUGHTER of Kanosh left for
home last evening. Mr. Slaughter has
been in the city on jury duty for some
days,
THE MANY FRIENDS OF Harry Il.
Windsor Will regret 10 learn OF the recent
summit. n. j.
MEMBERS Of b. T. Iclxotto lodge,
|. q. j. B., are requested 70 attend the
funeral OF Brother :, Woolf vt Temple
o clock.
NEXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock Judge {, w Morse VIII i% dates
for hearing tho, numerous contested di--
cases on the equity calendar Friday
MRS. GEORGE y. THOMPSON Of
T6uStgr. jdaii jIdlnaii is visiting ll"r br2ther,
S% HS% for "tS% @ dsys s!a's Mrs MaS Thompson s1a9 is
ON her way Ia California for the winter,
MART!N EELLICII. alias Joseph
hhrlSh. was sentenced To serve three
months in the county jail. by Judge r.
OF assaulting John Boscovitch OF Ping
ham Junction with a knife August II,
THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION
will meet in the Office of the governor
noon. Business OF Importance is 10 come
up; and T every Very me member is desired pres
gnt EN- -, Ihc CAL foL the meeting is Issued
by Chairman O. j. Salisbury
THE COMRADES of James G3. Mexican
post No. ] are requested TO attend the
funeral OF Or. w. T.. Suiter. at the resi-
dence OF w, j. BaTcltc, 1868 East Sec
ond South street today, at 1:$0 p. IN.
Comrades and corps members are invited
10 attend.
TO PROTECT THE STORE against
shopliftcrS and customers against pick
pockets. the Keith OBricn company has
engaged a number of detectives 10 mlngle
WIN the Christmas shopping crowds.
Their work is done so quietly that the
JACK AND ALEXANDER JOHNSON
and Julian Butler, the three boys who
We're injured In coastlng accident
Thursday night, arc improving according
Johnson il the most dangerously injured
OF the three. but il is believed that he
Will recover
WALLACE YOUNG, accused Of having
dren; entered n plea of not guilty when
arrdigpcd in police court Saturday morn
Ing. IN default OF $500 bail, he was COM
mItted TO the custody OF The sheriff
Young was brought back from Montpelier
lda" by Deputy Sheriff l. a. Emery,
GEORGE GUTCH for two and one
Ilgil lail years clerk of the police court. will
with the International Life Insurance
company in this city Mr. Clutch has
made many friends. who will regret
TO hear OF his resignation.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the body of
ellen Davidson Clcnncll will be held this
tSundayl afternoon al 12:G0 o'clock, at
the family residence, rear OF 1876 South
West Temple street Tho deceased wom
an was O. wears of age and was the
mother Of Ellen D. Gray and George and
William Apedale.
AN NlNTERLOCUTOEY DECREE OF al
Eorcc was granted by Judge George C.
Armstrong i'm the district court Saturday.
IN the case of Lila May Sanford against
Herbert %. Sanford They were married
October 20; 20 1892 and there arc no chill
drcn. The plaintiff proved dcscrtion on
June IL. 1909. and nonsupport since 1907.
AN INFANT GIRL was adopted Satur-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Tony c. Potter.
The baby will bear the name of Dereal
parents. rclinouish ali right and claim 10
the child The proceedings were III
Judge Iewis'S court. The child had been
IN charge of Mrs. A. J.. Young of the
THE GOVERNOR has been asked TO
appoint II representative of the state of
Utah 10 assist in devisins ways and
means of celebra ting the nfticth annivcr-
meeting of representatives Of all the
states will be held on the battlefield at
n date TO he named The state of Penn
sylYanla has appointed a commission 10
attend TO this celebration.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON a number
OF ladies, members Of the L, T.. o, club,
gathered al tho nome ot Mrs. j w
Chrsty in the Bransford apartments 10
listen 10 IN address by M!s. Cora Albuit
ton local organizer of tho American
Womans $ league. Tho address proved to
be Of more than ordinary interest. as
Mrs. AlOrltton gave forceful PrCSenta
-tiou of the work Of the league.
MAJ. NJ a. BREEDEN. secretary OF
the juvenile court commission. has ten
dorcd his resignation, the same to become
effective january ] next The major
left on Saturday for Ocean Park. Cal.
where he will become the landlord OF the
Ripplcs hotel. he having secured a lease
upon that hostclry. lie viii mako his
home. i'll the future. In California.
THE REPORT that sheep were perish
ing by the thousands from the cold |
weather in ItNb and western Wyoming
cannot be confirmed, according to G. j.
Stewart, secretary OF the Utah State
Wool Growers. Mr.. Stewart says that
hc has received adviccs from many dif-
Ierent points, but cannet learn of any
injury 10 the sheep. There has been a
good shape and the sheep apparently |
have stood the cold well.
TIE CHOICE of site for public |
playground for the children OF the city |
has boen placed iu the hands OF l.. T.. |
Kelsey by the salt Lake City Play !
grounds association. Mr.. Kelsey expresses |
the opinion that the city might sell some |
OF It's lands in City Creek canyon in or |
der 10 raise funds with which 10 Improve |
the remainder oi tie tract This would |
give an excellent park or playground fol |
the children. y site in tho rear OF River |
side school IL also suggested