The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
City and Neighbsrhosd

THE SALT LAKE Association of Mas
ter Printers win hold It's regular weekly
meeting at the Commercial club Tues
day at noon
JAMES 4. MURRAY, a millionaire OF
Montana and close friend Of former
United States Senator William a. Clark,
is n guest at the new Hotel Semloh, to-
gether with his wife.
TIE GEORGE r.. MAXWELL w. r. c.
will be entertained by Mrs. II. Wormuth
May l3. from 10 5. All corps ladies' and
friends invited.
A NUMBER Of the alumnae at ST.
Mary's academy attended the MASS which
was said at their request Saturday morn
Ing by the Rev. Father Klely for the re-
pose of Sister Aurca's soul.
MRS. SARAH a. POOL and Mrs. Mar
tina J. Watson left Sunday evening for
Colorado Springs. where they will attend
the convention OF the Unitarian church as
delegates from Utah. They will be away
about ten days.
GOVERNOR William Spry Monday re-
ceived notice from the general land office
In Washington of the approval of the Sc
lection made by the state of 1852 acres
of land in tho Salt Lake City district for
the benefit or the state insane asylum.
STATE FISH AND GAME COMMJS-
SIONER FRED W. CHAMBERS will
send $4,000 trout fry TO Cache county.
Wednesday, TO be distributed in the
streams in that county. On Thursday
morning, 100. 900 fry VIII be sent 10 Park
City for distribution,
FIRE damaged the roof OF Bailey e.
Sons MILL 81 North Third West street,
Sparks from the chimney were the cause.
Assistant Chief Fitzgerald. with No. 2
hose wagon and truck and No l hose
wagon and steamer, responded.
H. SCHNEIDER. u machInist employed
in the Utah Copper companys mill at
Garfield was removed to St Marks hos
pilal Monday afternoon. suffering from
injuries received BY timber falling upon
him al TN. mill. He is reported as resi-
ing well at the hospital.
r. FIiIMAZU, n Japanese employed in
the Utah Copper company's smcltcr ut
Garheld. was seriously injured by being
caught under failing ore near one OF the
orc bins at the smelter Monday afternoon.
He was removed to 81. Marks hospital.
where his injuries were found to be TO
his back and head
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Mon
day received n petition from Mrs. Mary
=. Loomls. secretary OF the Fairgrounds
association OF Salt Lake CITY, asking for
the use of a number OF ballot boxes To be
placed In drug stores and Offices around
the city for the purpose OF receiving con-
tributions TO the Fairgrounds fund, The
petition no doubt VIII bc granted.
JOHN DOE FLORES. u Mexican. who
has becn In the county iai for the past
five mouths awaiting trial in the district
court upon the charge OF illegal rcgistra-
ton at the election last fall. was ar
ralgned before Judge Lewis of the dis
trict court Monday and given until We'd
ncsday. May II. to enter his plea. Attor-
ney George b. Hancock was appointed
by the court 10 defend Flores.
COUNTY ATTORNEY LYON Monday
issued n complaint against John II. Gard
ncr n baggagcmap on the Denver & Rio
Grande. running between Salt Lake and
Marysvale. charging him with interfering
with an officer In the performance OF bis
duty. The complaint was sworn to By
State Food and Dairy Commissioner Will
lard Hansen. VINO charges that Gardner
refused To- permit him To examine d ship
ment OF milk I'm his ear May T.
THE GRA ND BANQUET OF the Sons
and Daughters OF Wales society in cclc-
bration OF the fourth anniversary OF the