The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
City and Neighborheod

r. NJ, OGHVIE division superintep-
dent Of the Western Pacific. is guest
at the Moxum hotel.
d. II. MADERO and wife Of Mexico
City are visitors in the city, and are reg
istered at the Cullen,
JOSEPH D. O'BRIEN. mining ensi-
ncer of Pioneer New. is in the city on
a business and pleasure trip.
TIE BANK clearings for Salt Lake City
on Monday amounted TO s9i9. Sal As as
compared 10 Sl,176, S12,74 for the same day
last year.
MRS. EDWARD sHUCK and son ro-
turned to their home in Salt Lake Mon
day. after pleasant visit with friends
in Tooelc.
JUDGE AND MRS, C. s. vARIAN
have gone. to San Francisco for brief
vacation Sod they Will visit the ocean
resorts before returning.
AN ELABORATE programme. consist
ing of ali kinds of sports, is being ar
ranged for the celebration OF the street
car men at the Emigration canyon grove,
on August II,
MRS. r. BIGSON, formerly OF Eureka.
Utah. but. now. proprietress Of hotel in
Los Angeles, is visiting in the city on
her way TO Seattle, and is stopping at
tho Kenyon.
MR.. AND MRS. A. TIETJEN OF 1871
North Fourth West street. are rejoicing
over the arrival OF Il daughter. The lit
tic lady made her appearance carly
Monday morning.
COMPLAINT rs MADE to The Trib-
une that the Murray Meat and Livestock
company sends meat TO Salt Lake In un-
covered wagons, thus a1lordinG q mag
niflcent treat for flies.
REV. SILAS C. HUNTINGTON OF the
Seventh Day Adventists will preach in
the gospel tent on Market street west
OF the postoffice. this evening. lie will
THE MANY old friends OF Fred
Jewell, bandmaster with Barnum &
Bailey's concert band, have been renew
ing their acquaintance with him since that
circus came to town. He was formerly
we'll known here,
COL. M. NJ. KAIGN. receiver at the
local United States land office, is re
ported to be improved in health: lie has
been away for two weeks on a leave. be-
cause of Ill health. He will return to
the Office noxt week.
Salt Lake City. but now, OF Luna; New
hero for the first time in twenty years.
Mr. Adair came to Salt Lake valley in
1852 and settled at Provo
A TRIP across Utah lake in the gaso-
day by party OF Utah and eastern CAPT.
talists for the purpose of looking over
some land at Mosida, The start will be
made from Provo.
SEVERAL, DEPUTIES now are busy in
County Treasurer Jack Groesbecll's office
getting out the tax notices. There Will
be something like 10. 900 OF these notices
this year and they will be turned loose
for delivery about September 8.
HEBER WILSON has been appointed
postmaster at Teasdale. Wayne county.
To succeed Sarah e. Taylor. who has re-
signed. Notice was received Monday by
Postmaster a. l.. Thomas of the appoint
meDt by the department In Washington.
A LETTER has been received by Post
master A. l., Thomas from Elliott Griffin,
OF Oravillc. ILL.,, asking for the where
abouts Of Stella Purcell, formerly OF jl4
South Second West street, this city. The
letter contains the information that her
father is dead
ALLEN L. THOMPSON got quick ac-
ton on his suit for divorce from Amanda
+. Thompson. The suit was filed Friday
and District Judge Armstrong heard
Thompson suit Monday and granted him
a divorce. The ground was desertion.
AN APPLICATION for the appropria-
unnamed spring In Grand county was
iiied in the state engineers office Monday
by Fred ]. Wint. OF Mars, Utah. The
water is 10 be used for domestic pur-
poses,
MISS LEO TRENT. clerk In tho office
of United States District Attorney II.
f. Booth. has returned from "A trip 10
the coast She visited San Francisco.
coast points. She says that in every city.
she met many Salt Lake City people
FULL COOPERATIVE weather sta
tions are TO he established at Manila in
Uintah county and Huntsville IN Wayne