The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
City and Neighborhood

NlGy dTlO lNclgnDOfnOO0
,ARGENTA LODGE NO. VIII meet in
o'clock for work in the II. ~ degree.
SPANISH WAR VETERANS. T.. A,
MGdewood camp No. T. win meet Tues
| hall. second floor front
| UPON recommendation OF the board
9t examiners, Lawrence a. Miner, Roy
| T.. Helm and II. J. Brothers wero ad-
mitted 10 the state bar Monday.
PR0tESSoR. j, c. HUDDLESTON of
ne Utah Agricultural college Is in the
| city in the interests of the agricultural
college exhibit at the state fair.
>: ~ TURNER, carpenter Of Muir
T9gy' has filed petition in bankruptcy,
assets to $3.50. OF which amount $50 ls
claimed to be exempt
POSTMASTER a. l.. THOMAS has re-
aeiXed a letter from III. II. Anderson OF
Talbot Station. Tenn, asking informa-
tion concerning Edgar Anderson who
when last heard from in July OF this
year. was in this city.
THE United States civil service COM
mission announces that an examination
VIII be held In Salt Lake on November 23
10 fill a vacancy OF forest clerk AT the
Fmmas national forest at Quincy, Cal,
at a salary OF S1l00 per annum.
TIE FIRST ISSUE OF Gold and Blue.
the school paper at the l.. ID. S U. will
make It's appearance at the institution
@ the coming week An efficient staff has
been chosen, and all classes It is said
nave contributed freely in order that the
nlst issue may be Il good one.
TIE United States civil service com
mission announces an examination on
;Sfo ;MfHyember In this city to secure Gig
iples FOR superintendent OF construction,
United States pcnitentiary, Mcneil is
land Wash. at $500 per day.
THE FUNERAL of Mrs. Catherine
Johnson, nii cousin Of Mrs David Keith,
held this tTuesdayl afternoon from the
residence Of Mrs, Katherine +. Burton,
lis Second avenue, at o'clock.
T. GOODWIN. manager of Good
wins Weekly. left for the east Monday.
where he Is summoned as a witness in
the hearing of the seven members of the
=. IL Scheftels company, which is set
Tor nearing in New York, October g.
REV, ELMER / GOSHEN will be the
principal speaker at the commcmoration
services of the first anniversary OF tho
execution f25, & OF Francisco Ferrer. the Span
at the Ladies' Literary club on the even
ing OF October 10.
MUNNS DE GOOYER, aged Ga years,
living at GAG East First South street
was a native OF Holland and came to
Salt Lake three years ago. Dccedents |
son; Henry de Gooyer, lives at 75l West |
Jackson street,
of Attorney w. r Rydalch. Barrows |
avenue, is confined TO his home with a |
broken arm, sustained while playing bas-
Setball IN the Descrct gymnasium, The
boy loSl MS balance and fell heavily TO
The floor. DIR. c. T.. Wilcox set the frac-
lurc.
LEE ELLIOTT, a laborer. is suing
frank Doran' contractor, for $1,000 dam
ages Tor personal Injuries received in a
all caused by alleged defective scat
olding at the Lillard hotel, Fourth South
md l,, Main streets; August IL this year
ured his ankle so badly that he was in
)ed five weeks.
TIE PRETTY CEREMONY of placing
he stars and stripes on the breast of
he late Colonel George E. Suulres, al
nc funeral services on Sunday. was per
ormed by the members OF REYNOLDS cir
h, lie, I1 ladies Of the G. a. r. and not by
he Womans Relief corps, as stated Mon
ay. Mrs. Henrietta Harsh ofhcated ut
he touching ceremony
FOREST SUPERVISOR H.. H. CLARK
las returned from Parley's canyon whcre
lc left eighteen men planting a variety :
u hrs In Bywatcr canyon. Twenty five
1en are also at the same work in Big
,ottonWood canyon Altogether 100000 ,
0nhG 1t G,. trees :; are being planted at differ
n the Salt Lake watershed.
ON MOTION of the district attorneys l
nice the case against Bob Morich. an 9
,usstrian, charged with assauI,ing Nick I
lurdcr him December % 1909. was dis
1issod in District Judge Lewis's court 7
Ionday. Morich was tried once but got
new trial. The evidence appeared TO I
c conflicting and some OF the states :
lain witnesses have disappeared II
TEN APPLICANTS for certificates TO v
racticc medicine in Utah appeared be-
ore the state board of medical exam h
lcrs. In the board OF cducation's rooms c
I the joint building Monday. The cy- b
was conducted by DR. d G. p
udSc OF Logan. president of the state
lcdical board. and George T. Harding
>crctary. The board will meet at the
club at o clock this CWcd-
rsday) morning 10 pass upon the papers. "
TWO biz damage suits for personal c'
!juries were fled against the Utah .
iEht d Railway company in the district Il
'urt Monday. In one Mrs. Ida Culp Is
.ekinS Sl0.0 600 damages for personal in
rlcs sustained In alishting from = Cen \
r street car at Main and North Temple -
rcetS August l6. last. and In the other
arY +. Holmes is demanding the same
mount OF damages for injuries received
aliShting from a Sugar House car be-
9een Second and Third South streets d;
Stale street September IL. this wear n,
both instances the motormcn arc | g;
arsed with starting the cars too soon, CO