The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
City and Neighborhood

DAVID NJ HAlGH. an enumerator las
been appointed clerk in the office OF the
census supervisor.
DIR, G; B. BEATTY has received sam
plies OF ice from the ogden yards TO be
analyzcd as TO their purity.
ACTING MAYOR w. MONT FERRY on
Tuesday approved all OF the matters
passed upon by the city council Monday
night
a MEETING OF the Utah conservation
commission Will be held In the office OF
Governor Spry on Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock.
POSTMASTER THOMAS has received
letter from Miss Willyc Scdcman nf
regarding Charles Fried, who Is supposed
to be in Salt Lake.
MANAGER J. y. FBATHERTFF OF tho
forest service planting station in upper
Big Cottonwood. was in the city Tues
day. He reports the snow has dlsap-
pcared five weeks earlier than last year
AN INTERESTING meeting was held in
the Boston building Tuesday evening by
the Womcn's Medical association Of Utah.
DR., Elsie Ada Faust read a paper on
"Hcrcdity,"
w, SCOTT EYTING feturncd ycster-
day from Philadelphia where he recently
completed the work OF the second year In
the medical department of the University
of Pennsylvania
A BOY WITH MATCHES set lirc 10 a
and occupied by Charles Uiers, in the
rear of 56f West Fourth South street,
carly Tuesday afternoon.
THE GRADUATING EXERCISES OF
tho Commercial class of tho Salt Lake
high school will be held In tho high school
gymnasium this "wednesday evening 1T
o'clock. The public is generally invited
JUDGE MORSE OF the district court
Tuesday rendered a decree In favor or
Carl I. RindneIsch and against Thomas
n ffr " In n
part OF lot s, block %. plat Il, Salt Lake
city survey.
GEORGE DEAArAS and Paul HauEus
were charged In complaints issued against
them by the county attorney Tuesday
with running blind pigs" at Garfield and
selling liquor without license Tho date
OF the ofrcnse in both cases Is June ..
THE JAMES C. RICE circle No. 3. G.
A. r., Will hold u special meeting at the
home of Mrs. Woodruff, IL p street this
evening at I o'clock. 10 arrange for tho
reception to Mrs. Della Henry. national
president OF the C. A. r. ladies',
DIR. j. JEFFERSON win deliver
course OF lectures on divine science at the
Raymond hotel this week. choosing diff"
fcrcnt topic each evening. Those who are
interested In divine science. chiropractics
and new thought are invited TO attend.
JOSEPH JENSEN. for the last year a
mineral inspector for the government and
for some time previous a reporter on The
Tribune was rendered n farewell reception
Tuesday evening at the Tenth ward
meeting house. Jensen Will leave soon on
u mission TO Germany.
\ MASS MEETING of all interested
citizens will be held at the Commercial
club tonight to consider the proposition
Of cheaper coal rates for Utah. The call
Tor the meeting was issued by the Com
mcrcial club traffic bureau. The slogan
of this meeting will be Coal Rates Must
Come Down.
TIE WILL OF James H. Mynders, who
lied June 3 last. was filed for probate |
n the district court Tuesday. a petition |
,lso was filed that j. II. BelIiston be ap-
pointed executor. as provided In the VIII. |
The estate consists of real property val |
laluc OF $2237 So. There arc eight heirs |
THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
meeting OF the Sutherland Amusement |
was held Tuesday evening and |
he following officers were elected, w. |
q. Sutherland. president. George y. |
Roper, vice-presldont: a. V. Mccormick |
treasurer; r. A. Montrose. secretary. |
Tohn Schneider and j. Bergerman were |
elected additional directors.
THE LOCAL LADIES OF THE G. A |
Z. Will tender a grand reception 10 Mrs. |
Della r. Henry national president Of the |
adde's OF the c.. \. R.-not national head |
" the w. Il. c. as enormously reported |
rucsday-at the Commercial club Thurs |
lay evening commencing at o'clock Tho |
:. A. r. posts. the relief corps. the Sons
md Daughters OF Veterans. tho Circle
.adles and the general public arc invited
o attend.