The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
City and Neighborhood

FRED w. CHAMBERS. state fish and
game commissioner. will return today
from trip to SEWER county.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY went TO
American Fork Friday night TO deliver an
address before the school there.
THE ANNUAL reunion OF the Indian
War Veterans of salt Lake post Will be
held Friday evening. March -, at So
clal hall.
SALT LAKE bank clearings Friday
were Sl.OGl, ,IInIi, as compared with
SSl5,iS9.@5 for the corresponding day last
year
a MEETING OF the Utah commission
for the adult blind was held in Gov
eruor Spry's office Friday. at which rou-
tine business was transacted.
MRS. OLIVE SINIMONDS PETERSON.
who was operated upon for the removal
OF gallstones at the Groves l.. - ). hos
pital is reported as almost well and Will
be removed to her home.
IN JUSTICE BISHOPS court Friday
afternoon Irene Hall charged with grand
larceny, was bound over TO the district
court under $500 bail The complaining
witness in the case is Peter Hanson
SECRETARY a. \. CALLISTER of the
state board Of sheep commissioners Fri
day mailed circulars to various points In
the state, containing the orders recently
given by the board for dipping,
DIRECTORS OF the State Fair associa-
ton will meet Monday evening TO receive
the reports of the heads OF various de-
partments and to consider a number OF
offers already made for amusement fea-
lures FOR the next fair,
BEN COUBSON. residing at 523 East
Sixth South street. reported TO the police
Friday morning that his chicken coop had
been broken into Thursday night and six
hens and a rooster stolen. The police
are In hot pursuit Of the thieves.
JANET W, WADE and Delos Gardner
filed an action in the district court Friday
against Jim Rolando 10 recover possession
OF a portion OF the Leap Year lode mining
claim In Bingham and also 500 damages
for the unlawful Withholding of possess
sion.
GEORGE NJ. DUESH OF ODonner &
Co. undertakers, received telegram
from Milwaukee. Wis. Friday: .announc-
ing the death of his sister. Miss Mary
Duesch. at that city. Mr.. Duesch will
leave Saturday for Milwaukee to be pres
cnt at the funeral
THE CASE of Andrew Christensen.
charged with failure TO provide for his
minor children. was dismissed by Justice
Hanks. Friday afternoon. upon motion
OF Assistant County Attorney Bowman.
There was not sufficient evidence against
Christensen.
MRS. ANIsE PoULsEN. so years of
age, died at Murray of consumption Fri
day morning. She WAS a native OF Den
mark. The funeral will be held from
the First ward meeting house Sunday
at noon. with interment In the MidVale
cemetery.
MRS. JOHN POWELL. who gave birth
To twelve and one half pound boy one
Sunday and the following Sunday was
taken to the Groves l.. II. s. hospital and
operated upon for the removal of tumor,
weighing forty pounds, is reported as
conValescing.
HARRY L. H1LLIN, charged with
forgery before Justice Bishop. Friday.
waived his preliminary examination.
after which he was bound over to the
district court under 5000 bail. He Is
alleged to have forged check on
George r. OdeIl and one on John Castle.
DAILY SESSIONS of the furnishings
committee Of the Commercial club Will
he in order for the next week or ten DAYS,
and the members of the committee are
giving their attention to the details OF
the furnishings. which will all be selected
within the next few weeks.
HERBERT ALLMARK. the two-year-
old son OF William Almark of Murray.
died Friday morning of convusons
caused by teething. The funeral will be
held from the family residence AT Muir
ray Monday afternoon at . O'Clock with
interment in the South Cottonwood
cemetery.
JUDGMENT by confession was entered
In The district. court Friday in favor OF
d. c. Mcintyre and against the Inter-