The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-24
City and Neighborheod

THE JAMES b. McKEAN w. r. C
will hold It's regular meeting IN the I, o
o. f, hall this "wednesday afternoon
at , so o'clock.
THE BANK CLEARINGS for the loca
banks on Tuesday amounted TO $91l ,259.lS
as compared with Sl,0SS: 5d5,49 for tho
same day last year
THE REGULAR semi monthly meeting
OF the Salt Lake Real Estate association
Will be held at the Commercial Clut
Wednesday afternoon at 1918 o'clock.
JOHN CONNORS was arrested ir
Greektown Tuesday night by Patrolmar
Beynon and Detective Schulze and talSe1
to police headquarters. where lie is be-
Ing held on suspicion of beng pick
pocket.
w. D. THOMPSON filed an application
with the state engineer on Thursday for
the appropriation OF .02 cubic feet OF tho
waters of Steer Ridge springs, I'm Grand
county, to be used for watering stocks
Mr.. Thompson resides at Green River
Utah.
DISTRICT JUDGE ARMSTRONG Tues
day granted Jennie Williams an inter
locutory decree OF divorce rom Frank
Williams on the grounds Of desertion, oc-
curing July II, 1903. following their mar
riage here February 16 of the same year
There are no children.
AN EXAMINATION has been an
nounced by the United States civil service
commission to be held OH September II
TO secure eligibles for the position OF
packer and operator OF electric dclivc ry
wagon (niale) In the bureau of standards.
The position Will pay 1920 a year.
MAYOR BRANSFORD Tuesday ap-
proved all the matters passed upon by the
city council Monday night, including the
bookmaklng and poolselIing attachments.
in the spring and similar number OF
days of racing in the fall OF each year.
MISS FANNIE PALMER. who has been
stenoerapher In the state food and dairy
department, has severed her connection
with that office and Will enter upon her
duties as clerk In the office OF State Fish
and Game Commissioner Fred w. Cham
bers on Wednesday.
THE DEDICATION services at the new
Westminster Presbyterian church. located
on the corner OF Fifth South and First
West streets. will be held on Sunday,
August 2S, at IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Appropriate programmes have boen ar
ranged for both services.
MILK COMING into the city from Lay
ton. Kaysvlle and Pennington passed
muster as to temperature easily Tues
day morning, but thirty gallons from
Vineyard, consigned to local dairy by
w. A. Maxfield. showed temperatures
ranging from II to "a degrees. Inclusive,
and were denatured.
DEPUTY WARDEN A. c. URE of the
state prison and II. c. Taggart, a guard
at the penitentiary, will go TO Fort I.eav-
ehWoTlIls NALL III leW Gays 10 brlnS
back Charles Bishop, who escaped from
the Utah prison on May 80, 1899. Bishop
will then serve out a sentence OF six years
for burglary. His sentence at Fort Leav-
enworth Is about TO expire,
FRANK HARRIS. the well known min
ing operator, has Just returned from an
extended trip In Idaho by auto. There
were several In the party and they
started across tract Of desert land with
two machines, but one broke Gown and
had to be towed by tho other. The
dust was inches deep. for there has
been little rain In that section since
April, so that the trip was not through
any garden Of roses,
FIRE. caused by sparks from CHM
ney, damaged the residence of ], l..
Freeze, $50 East First Sourn street, to
the extent of $40 Tuesday night. As
sstant Chief Fitzgerald and the appara-
tus from station No. responded TO tho
alarm.