The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
City and Neighberhood

Ing from a severe attack OF laryngitis.
BILLIE" ROWE and wife are rejoic-
| ing over the arrival OF AN eight-pound
boy.
A MEETING of the committee on
board of education was held Thursday
afternoon at which routine business was
transacted.
MRS. GEORGE s. BELL arrived home
yesterday morning from California. Jack
Bell remains behind, returning in June,
at which time tho Long Beach hign
school closes.
THE REGULAR spring vacation in the
city schools Will begin Monday and will
last for one week, when all the public
schools OF the city Will be closed and
teachers and pupils will be given rest.
G, E. CONOVER, who celebrated his
day and was pleased at the courtesies
shown him by his many friends.
a COMPLAINT was issued by the
Connel, charging him with burglary in
the second degree, 1t is alleged that
Connell burSlariZed the home Of Mrs. Me-
KenZie at Bingham the night OF March
90.
STATE AUDITOR JESSE D. JEWKES
Thursday distributed warrants FOR the
payment OF the quarterly and monthly
salaries of all the state and Judicial Of
uCeTS anu lne tlCIhS III hlIc Ndk 1OhS SNtlc
Offices, The total amount Of the payrolls
Is about $4,000
c. D. LOWE. postoffice inspector for
the district of Utah, who received notice
two weeks ago that ne was to be trans
ferred TO the Pacific coast, has been in
formed by the authorities mt Washing
ton that the transfer has been tempor-
arily withdrawn.
w. J, BATEMAN delivered an inter
esting lecture on Bookkeeping before
about two hundred students OF the Lat
ter-day Saints business college Thurs
day afternoon. lie spoke on the advance
ment OF business methods with the
growth of the west.
SALT LAKE bank clearings for March.
1910, were $25, ,627 ,650.54, showing a gain
OF 81 ,22S, 1882 over March of last year,
Thursdays clcarings were ss6o,331.55 as
compared with 81 All 5000 for the cor
responding day last year
AT THE l.. ID. S. university Thursday
higher accountancy. The attendance was
large, classes from the bookkeeping de-
partment being present; Mr.. Bateman
in his talk covered a wide range in the
mathematical profession.
PREPARATIONS for the Jefferson ban
Quet TO be given at the Commercial club
on the evening of April by the Demo-
Gratis are nearly completed and the af-
committee in charge announces that a
sold. sold
A DECREE of foreclosure OF lien
was rendered by Judge Morse OF the dis
trict court Thursday In favor of the Rio
Grande Lumber company and against
II. S. Frederickson and others for the
sum OF $3.50, 20. The lien was on a house
erected by the defendants on Fifth ave-
nue. between l. and NJ streets.
6 II. BURELL. d structural steel
worker formerly employed by the Jones
Construction company. was arrested on
Thursday morning In front of the new
Kearns building and charged with drunk
cnness. 1T Is alleged that Burrell was
making a disturbance and threatening
union workmen.
A REUNION OF the missionar ries and
saints of the Mormon church. who have
labored I'm France. Switzerland and Bel
GUM, will be held in the Young Memorial
building at the J.. ID. S. university Mon
day evening. April 4. at o'clock All
Interested arc cordially invited to at
tend.
THROUGH n typographical error. the
Tribune Thursday as "A member of the
committee appointed by Governor Spry
TO raise funds for the purchase OF Il sill
YER set for the battleship Utah. II Is
Mrs, \. w. McCune who is q member OF
the committee.
PosToFFIcE INSPECTOR c, y
LOWE arrested IL Luigi oginti natdn and
Wednesday We'd day They They are re being held @
on charge OF using the mails 10
defraud. 1t Is alleged that the men OBJ
tanned $50 from persons In Colorado by
falsely representing that n fellow work ]
man. a relative OF the men who put UP
work.