The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01
City and Neighborho0d

MAYOR BRANSToRD Friday approved
lourned session of tho city council
ThurYd3y night
THE MEMBERS of the Seventeenth
ward Sunday school viii hold their an,
nnal pnrty at the ward amusement hall
this afternoon at o'clock.
WILLARD DONE, assistant to State
Insurance. Commissioner George T.
Sduires. went 10 Smithfcld Friday 10 al
tend the funeral of his cousin, Mrs. T..
II. Chambers.
DIR. BRTNTlIALL. veterinarian for the
United States bureau OF animal indus
try, was I'm Ogden Friday examining cat,
tie for tuberculosis. But Few diseased
cattle were found
G, Il. ONDERDONN. an architect. filed
suit In the city court Friday against y.
l.. Thomas, Jr., to recover $500, alleged
10 be due for drawing mp plans for IL
house To he constructed by Thomas at
GarileId last january.
A TELEGRAM has been received in the
city stating that Governor Spry and party.
battroshlp Utah. December %. loft Wash
ington Friday night en- route 10 Salt
Lake.
ASSISTANT COUNTY ATTORNEY
in, tho office Friday and from now on
win devote his entire time TO private
practice. He has opened an office III
the Boston block.
p. c. MILLER was arrested by Special
officer Henry Bates Friday afternoon and
taken To the city Jail, where he was
charged with petit larceny. Miller is ac-
cGscd of stealing brass from the Denver
~ Rio Grandc railroad yards.
THF, HODCAERIERS' UNION OF the
Building Laborcrs Protective association
held It's regular weekly business meeting
Friday evening, The attendance was falr;
This evening the first annual smoker ol
that organization will take place in East
mans hall.
THE MANY FRIENDS of Miss Nora
Gleason. organist at st. MarN's catho-
dral. and a wcll-known musician OF Tn"
city, win he pleased To lSarn that she
viii leave the Holy Cross hospital today,
where she has been confined for some
time by severe cold.
AFTER HER sixth attack. Miss Bcr-
that Wells. a nurse Ut the Groves l..
.. s. hospital and daughter of John
Wells. superintendent OF the institution.
was operated on Thursday afternoon for
appendicitis, Friday night she was re-
ported resting well. the operation having
been successful.
WILLIAM SMART Of Nernal was in
salt Lake city Friday and says the pco-
pie OF his town are now sure that they
viii have railroad connections soon, The
announcement of the Moffat line TO be
built next year was met with much salts
faction from the people OF Nernal. as the
survey touches that town.
A PETITION was filed in the probate
division OF the district court Friday by
Jennie oldham, asking for letters Of ad-
miuIstraton of the estate of John Old =
ham. who died I'm this city December 10,
Tho estate consists Of real property val
ued at $4,000, cash on deposit amounting
To S20i. aud postorfice money orders
amounting to $4,000,
DR. T. B. BEATTY, secretary of tho
state board Of health, received com
mmication from the health Officers OF
vernal Friday saving that there arc sew
eral cases OF smallpox in the community.
DIR, Beatty said that there are but Few
people in the town of Verna! who are vac
clnated. which was probably the cause oil
the spread 0f the disease.
SINCE TIE first OF January last,
Judge George G. Armstrong of the dis
trlct court has absolutely disposed OF 2O3
cases in his division, Prior to this year
Judge Armstrong has had charge OF the
criminal business Of the district court,
but on the first OF the year nc TOOK
charge OF one of the civil courts and
Judge Lewis took over the criminal
work.
GETTING twenty-thre cents for his
pains and overlooking another purse con
tanning considerable money, a lone high
wayman held up; in front, Of the Do9ly
stevens. who lives ON Third East. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth South streets.
Stevens Immediately reported the robbery
to the police and left a description OF the
robber,
MAX NJ BEAVER and Mrs. Angelina
Hoster were married at : O'Clock Friday
evening at the home of Harry Don, Ii5
East Third South street. The ceremony
was performed bv the Rev. I. y. Situp-
kin, The wedding was well attended AND
the Don home was appropriately decoraIcd
for the occasion. Mr. Beaver Is well
known in this city. lie is the secretary
Of the local lodge of Eagles and has hccn
a deputy in the city treasurers office Tor
several years.
ANNOUNCEMENT was made Friday
that G. Jinara ladasa, lecturer from
Ccylon who was in Salt Lake City laSl
summer. will again visit this city early
in January. Mr.. JinarajadaSa VIII oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Rev, WILLIAM
Thurston Grown in the Unitarian church
at tho morning service sunday, January
O. His subject Will be. ''Christs Two
Ideals of Men" Monday following he
will bcsiu a series OF talks on theosophN,
which will be illustrated with the stercop-
tiCou.
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