The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
City and Neighborheod

THE LOCAL bank c)earinSS Friday
were 5000, ,6AS 40, as compared with 81 ,l62:-
392.03 for the corresponding day OF mst
year.
MR.. AND MRS. D. Q. McCoMB of Ma
Mia Philippine Islands. arc guests at the
Hotel Semloh. They are on tour OF the
Cnitod States.
DIR. F. J. CURTIS and wife Joined the
specal medical excursion Tor Los An
COLES Friday. Dr.. Curtis VIII return
about August /.
LOUIS PECHAET was arrested Fri
day morning on the charge or selling
liquor without licensc, He was re-
leased after depositinG bail In the amount
Of $780,
REV. DIR McNIECE has been selected
by the Salt Lake Presbytery TO flll the
vacancy in the pulpit at the Third Pres
byterian church until new pastor can
be selected.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF Reynolds
circle. Ladies Of the 6. A. r., Will be
held in Odd Fellows hall this ISatur-
day. evening at Z o'clock 10 ooiiGate
comrades into the order.
THE CONCERT at Winder ward Fri
day was we'll attended and the chorus oil
100 voices rendered very good pro
gramme. The chorus was under the dl-
rcction Of J, Spencer Cornwall
DIR. A. G. YOUNG, state veterinarian,
was OH Friday engaged examining race
track horses not yet provided with health
certificates. Owners are now ready TO
SDlp tnelr 8nlulal5 Oul W o'hSt i"N''S
places.
J. EDWARD TAYLOR. state horticul-
turaI Inspector, who has just returned
from Bear River valley, says that the
valley will ship out this year five car
loads OF apples for every one car sent
out last year.
THE REMAINS OF Arthur Thompson.
who committed suicide on "Wednesday at
62 East Second South street by drinking
carbolic acid. were shipped to his former
home at Theodore. Utah. Friday morning
for interment.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
the annual convention Of the Utah state
Pha rnaceuticl association, which meets
In Logan on July IL and IA large
attendance of delegates is expected and
a very instructive programme is being
prepared.
ARTHUR SCOTT and Robert Steam
hardt the chaufteurs, who engaged in
pistol duel on Main street on the night
OF July G, were each charged with as
sault with deadly weapon with intent
TO kill each other Friday morning, De-
tective Schulze was the complainant.
RALPH STEWART, charged with the
theft of the automobile OF John Brooks
on the afternoon Of July 4. pleaded not
guilty before Judge Bowman Friday
morning. II was arranged that his hear
ing might be held before Judge Whit
taker.
WORD WAS received in this city Fri
day by c. M. Nelson, Norwegian yice
Sulphur Springs. W; Va. Of Hon; Owe
Gude, Norwegian minister to the United
States. Mr., GUIDE had occupied his Of
hcjal position for about two years hav-
Ing succeeded the Hon. Christian Hauge,
who died two years ago.
FOR RESISTING an officer and dis
turoing the peace at Wandamcre, Roy
Jones was arrested by Deputy Sheriff S,
Novel; Friday night and taken to the
county jail. Jones, while on the dance
floor of the resort. began to use. obscene
language. it Is alleged and when told CID
to desist by the deputy Jones ana his
friends started fight
THE WATER HOG still is in evidence.
Waterworks Superintendent Thomas Hob
day reports. but not In such plentiful
numbers Several persons have been
caught wasting water and warned. and
In case Of repetition of the offense Will
have their water cut off. Superintendent
HOLIDAY renews his request that the peo-
pie be saving with water
W. j. HALLORAN, president Of the
Halloran Judge Loan and Trust COM
pany. and w i. Coulam. also connected
| afternoon from Reno, where they were
| in attendance at the JcffriesJ Johnson
champlonship battle. They Travelled h
sleeper, shipping the auto back by train.
j. A. BOYLE is charged with forgery
ON two counts in n complaint issued by
the county attorney Friday, Boyle, 1t
| is alleged, passed check for $40, pur-
| porting to have been drawn by j. d, Ash
| ion in favor OF c. II. Ellis, on the Taxi
cab Service company The check was
| drawn on Walker Brothers bank. De-
tcctive Harry ], Curran is the complain
ant.
AFTER SPENDING several days at
| the scene Of the disaster at Devils Slide.
Barney 3. Quinn returned to the city
Friday and stated that ii would be sew
| cral days before the Workmen would
reach the ct in the tunnel where the
| explosion OF June ! occurred Mr.. Quinn
| is an uncle of Hugh MCGUIRE. one of The
victims of the explosion, and he expects
ersal other of the victims will be found
! in the 1T" when II is reached.
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