The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-09
City and Neighborhood

SALT LAKE bank clearinGs Tuesday
amounted TO $l.csS65l,22, as compared
with $Sa3. 7l1.O2 for the corresponding
day last year.
TIE CARPENTERS district council
has moved It's offices to rooms 66 and 81.
Commercial block. ]. j. WIl!Se Is the busi-
ness agent in charge OF the offices
j. EDWARD TAYLOR. state horticul-
ray inspecting the nursery stock, He viii
leave for Provo Wednesday and spend Il
few days in Utah county on inspection
work
JOHN T. WINDER. OF tho first prcsi-
dcucy of the Mormon church, WAS rest
Ing easy at a late hour Tuesday night
He was reported somewhat better than
on the previous day.
TIE DIVORCE case of Lucy. NJ
Mitchell against John 6, Mitchell was on
trial all day Tuesday before Judge Morse,
but Will he concluded Wednesday. Both
parties "a the action charge each other
with cruelty.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or the Utah
Health league Will he held at I.SO O'Clock
Friday evening at the office OF the secrc-
tary of state in the city and. county
building. Three new directors arc to be
elected on this occasion.
SOME HUNGRY thief broke into tho
Twenty Ward Coop. store Mou-
day night and after stealing can Of
lard large beefstcIk and box of
cigars departed. He left no clue. The
police wcro notified TUESDAY morning.
STATE Superintendent of Schools A..
G. Nelson WIN leave Thursday morning
for Indianapolis 10 attend the convention
Of the Department OF superintepdcnts
OF the National Educational associa tlon
He will also visit the schools of Chicago
for about two weeks
REPORTS from the homo of Patrolman
Emil johnson. who, is. suffering with
pneumonia, arc that be is improving and
that there arc hopes of his speedy rccov-
cry. On Monday he was reported TO be
IN serious condition. He is being at
tended By DR. y. g, Paul
MAYOR JOHN s. BRANSFORD on
Tuesday approved all OF the matters
passed upon by the city council Mon
day night. Among the most important
matters was the appropriation of $4,000
for the purchase by the city Of "a drcdG-
10 use In cnlaTGins the surplus canal and
dredging the Jordan river, so as 10 In
crease its capa city
MAYOR j. s. HTl\NSFORD has, been
asked to deliver an address at the meet
ing of the Manufacturers Association Of
Utah. TO be held AT the Commercial club
Thursday evening. Others who VIII prob
ably speak VIII be JOY II Johnson, pres
ident of tho Commercial club; George NJ.
Cannon. president of the Real Estate as
Sociation, and :. II. Love, president Of the
traffic bureau.
ALL the officers or the Utah Savings
meeting OF the directors of the company
Tuesday afternoon. The bylaws OF the
company were amended at the last an
nual meeting OF the stockholders 10 al
low board OF eleven directors instead Of
the present limit of-scYen members. No
action has been taken. however TO name
the four now members.
EXTENSIVE losses on account oC OK
tromcly cold weather and lack oof feed
have been suffered by SheepmeD of BoS
Elder county. according to o. l.. Stohl
Of Brigham City, who is spending a few
DAYS in salt Lake MIR. Stoh says that
some of the hay shipped into the oonn-
ty has cost as high as SIS ton Geliv-
cred. on the ranges. and several carloads
of corn have been shipped in from the
east
III. \. BENTON was arrested ny Detec-
tives Ripley ana Schulzc Tuesday night
he was charged with petit larceny, He
is said 10 have been, committing petty
thefts al the public library. whore a NUM-
hcr OF oNorCOats have boon stolen.