The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
City and Neighborheod

TIE MANY FRIENDS OF Dan Tom
linson will be sorry To learn OF his serl-
Gus Illness at the L.. d. S. hospital,
THE L. a. OF THE B. OF r. G.. viii
mold a special meeting In Eagles hall
/ at $50 o'clock this afternoon.
ACTING MAYOR w. MONT FERRY
Tuesday approved all the matters passed
on by the city council at its meeting Mon
day night.
JACKSON MCHRYSTAL has so far
recovered from his severe illness as to be
able to sit up, and Is considered out or
danger.
w, IL. FARNSWORTU, secretary OF the
board of land commissioners and also a
member OF the board. has rendered his
resignation to Governor SDry,
FRANCIS NJ. LYMAN and Anthony w.
WINS returned home Tuesday morning
after having spent more than month
visiting conferences In Arizona and other
southwestern states,
RALPH S, MARlNEAU OF Whiterocks
Utah, has applied to the state engineer
to use water from Whtterocks river the
water TO be used for irrigation from
March l TO November !.
WORK STILL PROCEEDS at the local
census bureau, No shipment of returns
has been made for several days, but IL
IS hoped that the entire work OF the
bureau will be completed next week,
A REPORT which reached the Salt Lake
custom house officials has led 10 the
finding OF evidences of opium Snug
Cling In this district. and officers of the
secret service are supposed to be on the
trail OF the smugglers.
NETTIE KITE filed suit for divorce in
the district court Tuesday against VIII
liam Kite on the ground OF non support.
They were married here January 3, 1910.
Mrs. Kite also asks for s25 r. month all
mony and 800 attorney fees.
MRS. STANLEY SCEARCE returned
Saturday TO Rowan, Mont, after a six
weeks visit with her parents: Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. T. Tregoa, who have just left
for Yellowstone park. to be gone the bal
anco of the summer,
COMPLAINTS were issued Tuesday by
the county attorney against w, Wise
man, c. X. Wiseman and u. l. Russell.
charging them with petit larceny. IT is
alleged that the men stole ten trout Juno
is from the hatchery Of the Mountain
Trout company.
A QUIET HOME WEDDING of last
evening was that OF Miss Emma Eleanor
Wohrman of Jefferson City. Mo. and
Harry B. Cole of this city at the resi-
dent of the brides cousins, Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Kibler OF 96S Second avenue. Rev,
Elmer I. Goshen offciatcd.
FUNERAL SERVICES over Mrs. An
na Ellis Davis, w.fe Of John Davis. who
died Wednesday, will be held In the Sugar
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Those Wishing may
view the body at the home OF Mrs.
Thomas White, 19a5 Thirteenth East
"CAMBRIAN DAY. will be held at
Saltair July T. Postmaster a. l.. Thomas.
president of the Cambrian society Is en-
thuslastic over the prospects for good,
Welsh day. lie says that
one Of the big events Of the day will he
n step dance contest. for which hall
dozen or more are practicinE the horn
pipe and other we'll known steps
MR. AND MRS, WILL. +, ZIMMER of
Atlanta, Ga. are at the Wilson. MIR.
Zimmer is one Of the most famous hotel
men In the south, and at present Is pro-
prfetor Of the New Kimball at Atlanta.
a few days ago he married well known
Portland. Or, society belle, and they are
spent their honeymoon on the coast
CITY HEALTH COMMISSIONER DIR.
s. G. PAUL. and City Engineer George
+. McGonagle will loave this afternoon
for Seattle to inspect the operation OF
the garbage incinerator at that place,
with a view to installing a similar one
I'm this city. They expect to be gone
about ten days. They will also visit
Spokane and Portland.
JOHN HOLT, the young man arrested
Monday night. charged with being the
man who passed a worthless check on
South State street saloon last fall. was
released from custody Tuesday morning.
when the bartender, at whose request he
was arrested, failed 10 identify him. The
bartender declared Tuesday that he was
not the man whom he had first takon
him to be and his release followed. Mr.
Holt felt badly over his arrest. but is
happy that he has been completely exon
Grated.
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