The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
City and Neighborhood

FUNERAL SERVICES. over Mrs w. j.
Smith. who died Sunday at st. Mark y
hospital, will be held this (Tuesday) af-
tcrnoon 2r the undertaking parlorS OF
O'Donncll & Co.
+. S. TALBOT and Edward Sloan arc
charged. in complaint issued by the
county attorney Monday, with grand lar
ccny, stealing II pocketbook containing 500
from j, Ii. Wade June 25.
POSTMASTER a. l.. THOMAS has re-
ceved adviccs from the supervising archi-
tcct at Washington, -. c., that he would
advise that work begin on the extern
sion of the postoffice either in August or
carly In September.
DEPUTY SHERIFF w. e. KERNER OF
Portland, Ore, arrived In this city from
Denver Monday afternoon having In GUS
tody Ben Linden, wanted at Portland for
grand larceny. Deputy Sheriff kernor
will leave for Portland Tuesday.
J. II. McCURTAIN was tried at Far
mington Monday on the charge of not
reporting Il contagious disease which Is
supposed to have broken out at Bounti-
ful some weeks ago. McCurLain was
found not guilty of the charge.
A COMPLAINT was issued by the
county attorney Monday against W. Il.
Hart, the man who created Il disturbance
at Saltair Sunday, charging him with ex-
hibiting deadly weapon In threaten
ing manner towards Deputy Sheriff B. Ii,
ScaSer.
FOR THE PURPOSE of making ar
rangements TO appear in the big parade
OF the Fourth OF July, special meeting
VIII be held Thursday OF this week by
the Indian war veterans OF Utah at the
office OF the Lambert Paper company at
7:30 p. m.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the
city board OF education Will be held Tues
day night, at which cnumcrators will
the city this year. 1t is also probable
that some action Will be taken towards
the selection of site for the new high
school,
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
will hold its regular meeting Friday night
and further consider the contract for the
construction of the hull for the new
drcdge being constructed in Marion. O.,
to be used for dredging the bed OF the
Jordan river and also enlarging the sur
plus canal
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS A C. NELSON. Supcrintend-
cnt G. N Child OF Lehi and Prof. Horace
Cummings of this city will leave this
morning for Boston to attend the convon-
ton OF the National Educational asso-
ion, which Will meet In that city from
July TO S.
WILLARD DONE. assistant Insurance
son Sunday where he made some al
quiry into insurance conditions there.
Mr., Done says he has some evidence OF
some unauthorized agents doing business
matter.
THE ANNUAL REUNION of the de-
scendants OF Elias, Richard, William V.
and Hugh Morris will be held at Wan
damere Thursday afternoon and evening.
a programme has been prepared for the
entertainment of the children as well as
the adults No special invitations will
be distributed.
TWO COMPLAINTS were issued by the
county attorney Monday against c. L.
oh 81 N q
second degree. 1t Is alleged that he bur-
glari5ed the home of u. Ii, Marine at 759
West Second South street June 26 and
on the Same night burglarlzcd house
at It's South Seventh West street.
A PLEASANT MUSICALE was given
at the home studio of Charles Kent. 210
/ street. Monday evening, In honor OF
two of his advanced pupils. Miss Lillian
Branning and Miss Dot Mcmillan. More
than seventy invited guests were present
and greatly enjoyed the excellent pro-
grammc which was rendered during the
evening.
was thrown from his automobile on a
stretch OF road between Bountiful and
Centerville and who was brought to this
city and placed In the Holy Cross hosDi-
Monday afternoon. He was not seriously
hurt. The accident occurred when the
machine lost u front wheel.
MORE THAN 500 old folks of Weber
county will hold Jollihcation at Lagoon
July 81, Bishop d. H Ensign of the
First ward of ogden was in Salt Lake
Monday completing the final arrange
mcnts with the BamberSer people for the
use Of the resort on that day and for the
twenty necessary cars to carry the old
folks and aids. not less than 1000 people
in all, TO and from Lagoon on that day.
IN A DECISION rendered by Judge
Marshall Monday In petition to review
the order OF the referee In the bank
ruptcy proceedings of I. C, GlosZ, the
Judge affirmed the decision OF :he ref
cree awarding to w. j. Halioran the
right to a fur coat which was sold to
Mr.. Haloran prior to the bankruptcy and
which he claimed as his right, as Mr..
Glosz owed Mr.. Haloran considerable
rent for the use of the store which he oc-
cupied.