The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
City and Neighborhood

SALT. LAKE bank clearings Monday
were 81 ,29S .2i5.SS, as compared with
Nl27 1874 for the corresponding day
last year.
THE CITY BOARD OF HEALTH will
hold its regular monthly meeting We'd
nesday morning in the board rooms at
the city and county building.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY of the
First Methodist church VIII give n lunch
con at the church from j. 10 p. m
its regular meeting.
ALL members OF the First Congrega
tional Aid society are invited to attend
a special meeting Wednesday afternoon
at ! o'clock In the church parlors. All
members and friends Invited.
THE FROEBDL SOCIETY, which was
10 have met with Mrs. Fox at the Fifth
East hotel al o'clock this Cruesday)
afternoon will meet at the same hour
at the Phillips Congregational church.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued a
complaint Monday against George Belts,
charging him with selling tobacco to Mar
low johnson, a minor. 10 years OF age:
The date OF the offense is placed at
March %.
ANOTHER meeting or the Utah State
Conservation commission Will be ncld In
the office OF Governor Spry Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. at which the new
state map, now being prepared by the
commission, viii he further considered
\. NJ, HOTTER, who has been the
florist at Liberty park for the past ten
years has rendered his resignation to the
board of park commissioners Hotter
sewers his connection with the park 10
engage in business for himself,
REVIVAL MEETINGS Will be held at
the Ilff Methodist church each evening
this week, commencing at I;45. in charge
OF Rev. David w. Crane. y cordial in
vitation is extended the public 10 at
tend The truth will be preached as it is
found i'm the Book,
for the April term Of the United States
grand and petit iuries has been begun.
Deputy Marshal Julian Riley and Chief
Deputy Marshal Lucian Smyth went TO
various parts Of the state Monday morn
ing to serve the summonses.
THE STATE BOARD OF medical eN-
anriners was in session Monday In the
city and county building, examining ap-
pGcants for licenses 10 practice medicine
and surgery in the state. There are TWEEN
ty-five applicants taking the eXamna-
tIons and they will complete the work
tonight
Monday Judge John A. Marshall continued
the case OF NJ +, Gilbert against the
Salt Lake & Mercur railroad until tho
first OF next week, owing to ihe Illness OF
Judge q. w. Powers. counsel for the dc
Tense. Gilbert is suing to recover on u
promissory note.
SALT LAKES business district is
shown accurately and legibly in new
Makers company Of Denver. This map
In which tho public buildings OF the city
are indicated. VIII he published in an at
ractive booklet to be distributed 10 visi-
tors,
NEXT Thursday or Friday Prof j. n
Paul of the University OF Utah will con-
duct a party of supervisors. principals
and teachers OF the city schools on
tramp in the foothills near 'the city for
tho purpose Of making a few obscrva-
tions on nature study relative TO flowers
and birds of this season of the year.
WILLARD HANSEN. state food and
dairy commissioner is keeping close
watch on the restaurants and cafes con-
ference week TO see that they do not
uso anything hut good food He de-
clares that he intends to sea that the re
auirements Of the law are lived UP TO
and will prosecute any violations.
DIRECTORS Of the Commercial Club
Traffic Bureau held their regular month
" meeting at the club Monday afternoon.
The present movement seeking to procure
reasonable rates on coal was discussed.
with plans for the future. The bureau has
been Informed that a decision in the Utah
rsie case, now with the Interstate com
mcrce commission. may BE expected in
the near future.
WARNER MUIR. 20 years Of age, re-
siding on Tenth South between Seventh
and Eighth East streets. trlpped and fell
against n telegraph pole In. front of ESQ
Third East streets, while aliEhtng from
car early Monday morning He was
seen, lying unconscious, by pedestrians
vino telcphoned the police. Muir WAS
removed to the emergency hospital, where
he recovered consciousness and left for
his home with his father.
THE FIFTH annual convention Of the
Utah Juvenile Court association will be
held today in room 20i in the city and
county building and Will no doubt be
largely attended by juvenile court work
ers from all parts of the state. Among
the speakers arc Governor William Spry
Judge Alexander McMastcr of the Salt
Lake juvenile court Judge Joshua Green
wood OF the flfth judicial district. Miss
Lizbcth Qualtrough. Mrs. Adoph Simon
and several probation officers OF the
state.
Eastman's New Gallery.