The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-10
City and Neighborhsod

BANK CLEAKINGS Tor Friday were
S?h5.OVo so. 4 year ago Friday The clear
inGs were si,o2f,6 ,65516.
JULIAN RILEY. deputy United States
marshal. left Friday for the tlntsh dis
trict ON government business,
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Will
meet at noon next Monday for the pur-
pose of canvassiug the returns of the
recent school election.
THE SALT LAKE CITY BREWING;
the Third district court To collect 1858. 50
on a promissory note. secured by mort
gage,
WILLARD PACE Of Wayne county
has filed an application with The state
engineer for ten second feet of water
from Spring creek. for the irrigation of
go acres OF land.
THE TRIBUNE is in receipt of an in :
qulry from NJ. Costin, San Francisco.
Cal, wanting to know the whereabouts
from in Salt Lake In April or May OF
this year.
w. SEE, hop head" Il Chinese well
known TO the police, was picked mp Fri
day night by Officers Potter and Neve
and held on the charge of pcddling CO.
calne. See has been In trouble before
on similar charges.
MRS. DORATHEA PETERSON, an
old resident OF South Jordan. died at
her home there Friday of old age and
be held In tho South Jordan meeting
house At IL o'clock Sunday.
SAMUEL a. KING. the well known
criminal lawyer, returned Friday after
noon from RawIins. Wyo., at which place
he had been for the past week taking
part In the criminal cases growing out
OF the sheep and cattle warfare in that
state.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Samuel
Buckly were held in the First ward
nf NJ, Erl off ~
Mayor Charles Brown officiated. and the
speakers were c. II. Banks and Mr..
Brown. Intermcnt was in South Cotton
wood cemetery.
Harms. Utah delegates TO the annual
convention OF the National Association
OF State Food and Dairy Departments,
held at New Orleans, have returned TO
the city. They report the convention To
have been big success
r. KUBO, who operates a pooIroom at
81 Commercial street. is charged with
permitting Moses Pettigrcw and Fred
Woodhavc, minors, TO play pool in his
place. Judge Bowman has placed Kubo
under $50 bond to answer the charge
OF contributing TO the delinquency OF
minors.
IN THE BIENNIAL REPORT of the
Utah board of Dental examiners 10 Gov
amount of SlG99 .9t and disburse-
ments In the sum al si5ol IS. leav-
Ing d balance of Sl9l.36. twenty-five
certificates were Issued in the two years
and eight applicants failed to pass,
MANY LETTERS are being received
at state fair headquarters relative 60
exhibits and privileges for next year S
fair. The General Electric company OF
Schenectady. X. T., will institute an ad
vcrtising campaign next wear and one
feature of the campaign will be TO have
exhibits at all the big fairs and exhi-
billions In the country. The Utah state
fair has been selected AS one OF the
western states to be included in the
campaign.
THE SUIT of the Planters Steamship
company against the Rash Roylance
Fruit company. in. which the plaintiff
asked for Judgment for s539,2 -. alleged
TO ba due Tor merchandise. was called
before Judge Armstrong In the Third
district court Friday. The defense Is
that certain OF the goods were damaged
nnroutc and that the S539.29 now sued
for WAS deducted on that account; ana
the plaintiff and accepted by IL. In full