The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06
City and Neighberhoed

| tendcnt of schools, will go TO Logan to-
day TO attend the special meeting OF the
| state board OF education. called TO issue
state teachers certificates and diplomas
| IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR j. G.
| FIlSrs who took five aliens 10 New 1orK
returned 10 the city and was at his desk
| in the federal building Thursday,
EARLY CLOSING Of coal yards and
| offices Will take effect next SATURDAY
| May I. when all tho dealers I'm town have
| agreed to suspend business AT noon. The
Saturday half holiday will continue uhth
| September
bo held from O'Donnells chapel at !;
| o'clock this (FridnY) afternoon. III Wlll
be under the auspices Of Washakic tribe,
No, l. /. o. r. NJ. Burial Will be in Mount
| Olivct cemetery.
THE FUNERAL of John G., Jones WIN
he changed from the residence TO the
Tenth ward meeting house, SATURDAY.
viewed from 10 to IL on the day of the
| funeral
FUNERAL SERVICES over the body of
Ellen Washington, aged o$ years were
held Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
the Calvary Baptist church queen
Esther chapter. No. 81 o. e. s., had
charge Of the funeral.
a COMPLAINT was issued by the
county attorney Thursday against 1hom-
as Peters, charging him with assaut
with intent to murder. Peters, May 3,
made an attack upon Jim John with
THE BODY OF Albert r. Vaughan. the
| electrician who was elcctrocuted Tues
day morning at Eighth South and state
streets has been prepared for shipment
| by ODonncll G. 60. and will start 10 chi
cago today for interment.
| CHARGED with Il statutory oifcnse.
John Rhitar and Mrs. Rosie Grebcnch
| were arrested Thursday morning and
taken 40 the county iail. Bonds In the
sum Of $500 each have been fixed, which
were not furnished, Mrs, Rhitar swore TO
| the complaint,
DIR. JAMES E. CoLLINCE lectured to
n large audience Thursday evening ON
"Telepathy from the Standpoint Of
Obsession." Tonight he Will lecture at
+is South Main street on the Insanity
OF Human Consciousness" The public
| is invited.
| FISH AND GAME regulations in Utah
md their influence on tourist travel were
discussed, by the fish and game -, commit
| This was the first meeting of The com
msttee. and no definite action was taken.
| Another meeting Will be called for next
week.
THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of the
| Lattcr-day Saints university met at the
| office of President Carl \, Badger We'd
| nesday evening In order To make prepara-
| tions for the annual banquet and ball OF
| the association. May u Is tho date de-
tcrmined upon FOR this event
FIRE damaged the house occupied by
Mrs, Thompson. 3Si South Third East
|
| to the extent OF So and the contents to
| the extent OF 800. Chief Glorc and AS
sistant Chief Fitzgerald: with the. appa-
ratus from headquarters. responded The
| fro was caused by a small boy and
matches.
| JUDGE MORSE of the district court
| Thursday rendered a Judgment In favor
| Of the Pacific Lumber company against
| b. w Liddle for S692. 90, found TO be due
for lumber sold. The action was brought
against Liddle and Laura M. SnelSrove.
ya1 in Ia
| vor OF Mrs Snelgrovc and gave her judg
mont against the plaintin for $25 attor-
| ney fees.
THE WILL of Ellen ], Case. who died
| in this city April 22 last. was filed for
| probate in the district court THURSDAY,
| with a petition asking that Hyrum Case
be appointed executor, as provided IN the
| will. The estate consists OF real prop
| erty Of the value Of $4,000. personal prop
erty valued at $1,000. and n contract for
| the sale OF real property OF the value OF
| $500 The VIII is dated November 80,
1909
THE SKELETON OF Mrs. Phoebe An
gell, one or the wives OF Brigham Young,
was buried In the family lot In the CITY
| ton was discovered while eXcavaiing for
| the foundation OF house in Social Hall
avenue two years ago and the burial
| permit was issued Wednesday by Health
| Commissioner DR.. S. G. Paul.
MRS. SALLIB SCZHwERING of Phils-
| delphia is seeking information as TO the
whereabouts Of her brothher, Fred Ell
| linger. who she believes is confined I'm
| some hospital in this city. In n letter 10
| Health Commissioner DR.. S. G. Paul she
says that she has not heard from her
| brother for three months and when he
| last wrote he was i'll in this city.
| JUDGE ARMSTRONG OF the district
court rendered judgment by default
| Thursday in favor Of the Consolidated
for $572.50. and interest from October
21. 1908. found TO be due on n promissory
note OF that date. Judgment also was
rendered for $50 attorney fees. The note
was given in part payment Tor an cleo
| trio piano player.
A COMPLAINT was issued by the
| county attorney Thursday charging VIII
| liam Newton with obtaining money by
false pretenses Nick Butkovlch swore
| TO the complaint according TO the allega-
tions OF which Newton received SO from
mercial National bank and dated Febru-
airy .. 1907. The check was returned
marked mo funds
SHERIFF SHARP received a telegram
from Sheriff Hammel Of Los Angeles,
Thursday afternoon, asking II Harry Nc
| Cord. under arrest at Los Angeles, was
wanted here. Sherif Sharp wired back
that there was no charge against Nc
prominence in police circles in this city
! in connection with the accidental poison
| ing OF the Kaiser family some months
ago.
who committed suicide Monday night by
shooting himself through the head. was
held from the undertaking parlors Of
ODonnell & Co. Thursday afternoon al
3 o'clock. The Rev. c. G. McIntre CON
Quoted the services, There was n large
attendance OF the many friends of the
unfortunate man, and the floral tributes
| to his memory were beautiful Inter
ment wns in the Mt. Oliyet cemetery.
AT THE HOME of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j.
Dickson. e44 Eighth East street. Wednes-
| day, "a pleasing entertainment was given.
| In honor OF the fortytourth anniversary
| of Mr.. Dickson. Quite number OF
friends and relatives were present and
enjoyed the evenings entertainment Inn
| mcnsely. Pleasing songs were rendered
| In the fore part of the evening by the
| German Harmonic society. Tho pro-
! grammc was good one. Later, light
| refreshments were served.
| THIS WILL BE visitors day at Row
| land hall and the date will be appro-
pratcly observed. Dances and drills Will
! be carried out on the lawns. the pro-
| or giving of N aScpllopi