The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
City and Neighborheod

THE SALT LAKE COUNTY HORTI-
CCLTU RAL SOCIETY will meet in the
city and county building this afternoon to
DISCUSS the details OF a meeting TO be
held carly III January. at the instance
OF Section Director ThiesseD OF the
weather bureau. who desires TO get in
closer touch With the members OF the
society, as we'll as with the farmers OF
the state. that the benefits of the weather
department may be rendered 10 them.
THE. three -cornered feht between the
Central Foundry company. plaintiff: W.
B. AIbertson. receiver OF the Salt Lake
Public Service company, defendant, and
the Capitol Savings and Trust company.
ntcrvenor, over $500 worth OF pipe in
the possession OF the receiver. has been
submitted to Judge Ritche In the Third
district court and taken under advise
mcnt
A TEMPORAY INJUNCTION has oeen
granted by Judge Morse in the equity
division OF the Third district court. IN
the case of Christie Papas ct al. against
G. r. Taylor, The action is brought to
enjoin TAYLOR WHO is agent for the Shu-
bert Theater building, from closing a
glass door and window which leads from
the tbeater entrance TO the J6ace OF busl-
ness OF the plaintiffs.
THE REGULAR MEETING Of the
adult blind commission WAS held Friday.
to consider the general business Of the
commission and to draft the biennial re-
port to the governor. All matters before
the commission we're not disposed Of at
the first meeting, tho report taking up
most of the time. as It must be sent IN
within a few days.
BANK CLEARINGs for Salt Lake for
Friday were far ahead OF those for The
corresponding Friday of 1909. Clearines
for this Friday We're 1,6S9 55I31 Last
ings we're 2l.2Sa. 1851 an increase of
S3a2. .s@5 in favor OF Friday OF this week.
THE Archaeological society will hold a
meeting at the nome OF w. ". Ritter at
lz,z1= .ir S,l, DO. 4.
election OF officers and the consideration
Of other business or Importance will take
place. N is the intention Of the society
TO interest the whole state In its work.
RERCULIN TESTS of cattle are
now being carried on extensively by the
United States bureau Of animal industry
In Cache county. While several cases OF
disease have been found. tho cattle Of
that county are exceedingly free from
disease tho officers say.
COUNTY TREASURER GROESBECK
received about $40. 600 OIL delinquent taxes
Friday. Tho big rush Is expected today.
ment can bc made before the Delinquent
sale, which will take place at noon next
Monday.
TIE annual junior hop %f The
Granite high school Is to be held this
Saturday evening In the new gym
nasium. Prerhraiions have been under
way for more than month for The
dance 4 banquet is 10 be served.
WILLIAM HUSBANDS has been ap-
pninref government storekeepcr gaugcr
at the now distillery OF the Utah Distil
ling company at Murray Husbands Is
the first officer OF the kind ever appoint
ed in Utah.
THE Consolidated American Mobiles.
fraternal insurance association. recently
formed from the Highland Mobiles and
the American Order of Protection. has
becn admitted ~ carry on business IN
Utah.
THE United states civil service COM
mission has announced an examination
sor January Is, In secure eligip!es for
maio laboratory aid In the bureau OF
plant Industry. at SO n month.
THE MEETING; OF tho hoard OF public
works. scheduled for Friday evening. was
not held owing TO the absenc" OF
quorum. 4 meeting Will probably be held
next Friday evening
F. Y. KNEASs. for the past ten years
chief clerk in the office of the supcrin-
tendcnt Of watcrworks. is seriously Ill
from a complication OF kidney trouble
and rheumau usm.
S u. EVANS returned today from
ten days visit 10 California. He was ac-
companicd by his daughter. Frances. who
has been att cnding Miss Heads school u;
Berkeley.
A PARENTS CLASS DANCE WAS held
Mt the Twentieth ward amusement hall
FRIDAY evening There was a big crowd
present and the affair WAS an enjoyable
one.