The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-24
City and Neighborhood

WEDNESDAY was payday for the
public school teachers About $40, 900 was
distributed.
JAMES w. SAYII.LE. who was stricken
WIN heart failure, Is said TO be improv-
ing and well OH the road To recovery.
THERE WILL BE meeting OF the
buildings and grounds committee OF the
bonrd OF education Friday afternoon at
: O'Clock.
ALL THE OFFICES IN the city and
county building viii be closed today
Thursday on account Of the call OF the
Thanksgiving turkey.
SEGO LILY LODGE No 252. Fraternal
Brot hcrhood. will hold an open house 10
all its members and friends at I37 East
First South street tonight.
THE SALVATION ARMY began dis
tributing basket dinners among the poor
Wednesday, The army expects to give
out at least 500 baskets.
c. A, GRAY or the Gray realty firm
is happy over the arrival of an eleven
pound boy at his home. A sign on his
door reads: "At home; it's a boy
ADA MILES began an action for di
vorce in the dlstrct court Wednesday
against Thomas f. Miles. They were
married IN Logan, April 81 1892. Failure
to provide is the charge. There arc no
children.
JOHN BURN. Wednesday. applied for
letters OF administration in the matter OF
the estate OF his wife, Jennie Burn. The
estate is valued at $il90. in addition to
the husband, there are as heirs, sIx
a. c, NELSON, state superintendent of
schools and Prof. Mosiah Hall of the
University OF Utah VIII attend the inst-
tute To he held in Woodruff. Rich coun-
ty. which begins Friday evening and con-
tinues through Saturday.
THE UNITED STATES GRAND JURY
adjourned Wednesday noon to meet again
Friday morning. II Is thought that the
the work OF the last two weeks about
Friday night or Saturday morning.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Griffith
Sanders. a native OF South Wales. who
died of cancer Sunday. were held IN the
undertaking chapel OF Joseph w. TAYLOR
III II o'clock Wednesday forenoon, In
terment was in the City cemetery.
j. r. COSGRTFt, vice president OF the
Continental bank. has returned from
Denver, where he assisted i'm the open-
ing OF the Cosgrirf Bros new new bank.
known as the Hamilton National bank, All
Champa and Seventeenth streets.
ON ACCOUNT Of Thanksgiving the
symphony orchestra. which is preparing
cembcr.. will hold a rehearsal at the Salt
Lake theatcr Friday morning at lo:3O
o'clock, instead OF this morning,
"asN ui NJ hoid " Dos, ,a No ,.ha p IND I'D
the Masonic temple Friday evening.
Work will be exempliied and banquet
VIII he served. Tbs is an annual affair
and the attendance will be heavy
A COMPLAINT was issued by the
county attorney Wednesday morning
| against Theodore johnson, charging bur-
glary in the third degree. Johnson is al
legged to have entered room OF the VI
emma hotel, occupied by Frank BerEo.
MRS II. ]. HAYWARD entertained
several prominent club women OF the city
Wednesday, and n movement was
launched tU present the name of Mrs
Alice Merrill Horne as a candidate for
member Of the city school board from
the Third ward.
! trict court Wednesday by the consoii-
dated Wagon and Machine company for
machinery alleged to have been sold. One
| suit Is against the Wolf Moving company
| for sIiS0 and the other against james
| IL. Jones for 1864 lie.
WORK placing specimens In the mu-
scum In the Vermont building Is being
pushed and the room will be opened to
| the public at an carly date. Some rare
! specimens of minerals will be on cxhibl-
| tlon. Plaster casts of prehistoric animals
are some OF the Interesting features OF
| the display.
! BECAUSE of insufficient evidence to
| J. w. Reed. charged with burglary In
! the third degree. was dismissed in police
| court, Wednesday, Hooper and Reed
| were accused OF stealing two bolts of cx-
pensivc cloth from n local tailoring es-
tabiishinent
THE ODEoN HALL was crowded
| Wednesday, evening with merry dancers:
| The occasion WAS the Marscr memorial
| fund ball, given by the Latter-day
Saints university. The proceeds from tho
dance will more than complete the pay
ment on the Marscr monument. The