The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-03
City and Neighborhsod

| l.oCNlI fSA-Nh SbtSH ISlNGS fGl-
day We're 1891 1910 as compared with
$S35,5i9.61 for September 2. 1909.
| JOHN HOOD. proprietor of tho Rich
field Reaper. Is visiting in the city for
| several days.
e. THERE WILL be a meeting of the
| board ut noon today.
| STATE FISH AND CAME COMMIS-
SIONER FRED w. CHAMBERS went TO
| SprinGNille Friday to inspect the state
| fish hatchery,
RABBI OF CONGREGATION MONTE
F1ORB. DIR. j. Hevesh. and his bride ar
| rived in this city Friday. Their temporary
| residence is at the Linden hotel
MAYOR BRANSFORD Friday morning
approved all the matters passed on by
the council in recess session and in Il
committee OF the whole Thursday even
ing.
MAXWELL POST No. ;. department
OF Utah, G., A. r., viii hold its regular
meeting tonight Saturday. September 3,
at p. M, The weather is more COM
Portable and good turnout is expected
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY, State
Food and Dairy Commissioner Willard
Hanson and several other state officials
went to Ogden Friday. where they in
city
HARRIET w. HANGER. in n suit filed
In the district court Friday, seeks q di
vorce from David Hanger on the ground
year ago. They were married at Denver
in July Of 1906,
REPORTS FROM THE PARTY OF Jo-
scph +. Smith, president of the Nor
arrive in Salt Lake City over the Ore
gon Short Line at 1885 or at Sis o'clock
Saturday morning.
TT WAS IMPOSSIBLE to obtain a
quorum for the regular meeting OF the
board of public works Friday evening,
and inasmuch as a special meeting is
necessary early next week tho regular
meeting was postponed
AN EXAMINATION has been an
nounccd by the United States civil serv-
ice commission for September Il for the
position of assistant I'm wireless telephony
In the signal service at large. The posi-
ton pays sl0S0 u year.
EXPERT a. IIAUSMANN. who has
been recording the choir at the tabcr-
naclc for tho Columbia Phonograph
company. received word Thursday Of the
sudden death OF his wife's father at the
latter's home in New Jersey.
DESERTION Is Anna Lettinger's
charge against Louis Lettngcr in a suit
for divorce filed in tho district court
Friday. Mrs. Lettinger also wants her
maiden name Of Schultz They were
married at Sterling, Canada.
WILL G. TAFFINDER, editor OF the
Pacific Underwater of San Francisco. Is
a visitor TO Salt Lake. Mr.. Tnffnder
has not been in Zion for' years and Is
astonished at the rapid strides the city
has made since he was here before,
MADAME LENA DORA DEvINE,
the well known musician OF New York
City, is spending a few days here on her
way east. from n trip to Yellowstone
park. Her party attended the organ re-
cital at the tabernacle Friday.
THE FUNERAL of Helen I. Smith.
the one month old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, George Smith: who died Thurs
day. was held at o'clock Friday after
ing chapel. Burial was In the City ceme-
terry.
GUSTAVE +. w ROFF. timckeeper at
the Salt Lake Hardware company's store,
died at his home. 23S West Second North
street, Thursday night of tuberculosis.
Mr. Rolf was 20 years or age at the time
of mis- death and was quite well known
here. Funeral arrangements have not
been completed
THE FEES of the city civil court for
the month just ended amounted To
s5O4 o5, according TO Chief Deputy Clerk
Joseph Cohen's report. filed with the
city recorder Friday. There were lsb
OF which two were impecuniouS- Twenty
trials were held, 144 executions were Is
sued, along with fifteen attachments.
DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE Ii.
c. CUMMINGS Friday began pre-
pairing notices for 1910 corporation
license taxes The taxes for this year
are due November IS and become de
linIuont December olVo
paid license taxes last year
and notices Will be mailed to all these
this year,
w. J.. HATHAWAY, San Francisco
manager OF the Mutual Life Insurance
company and a prominent member of the |
directorate of the Panama Pacific expo |
sidon. Is In Salt Lake, enroute TO the
annual convention of the National Life |
association to be held at |
Detroit Mich. Mr.. Hathaway was in |
strumental In having his company loan
over $40, ,000, 900 for rebuilding San Fran |
cisco,