The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-03
City and Neighborhood

REYNOLDS CIRCLE, Ladies' Of tho G.
A. R., will give n dance at the X. OF c.
hall Saturday night.
THE REGULAR meeting Of the Jew
ism Relief society will be held today
(Thursday) at the B, B. hail at 2:30
p. m,
WILLIAM A. PINkERTON of the
plnkerton Detective agency will arrive in
the city from Chicago today. Mr.. PIN
kerton Is enroute to the coast.
DOCToR AND MRS. ERNEST d.
HAMMOND. 1857 East Second South
OF twins boy and girl who were born
about Z O'Clock Wednesday evening.
r. J. BUCHANAN Of California gave
an interesting address at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church Wednesday even
ing. A good crowd was present and all
enjoyed pleasant as we'll as profitable
evening.
PROF. ]. J. MCCLELLAN Will give a
special organ recital in the tabernacle
at IL o'clock noon Thursday for Presi-
Federation OF Musicians and his party,
and also In honor of Mrs. Jessie Gaynor
and her two daughters.
THE CASE OF Gerald Jefrs. charged
with statutory offensc against Irene
Grow. il years old. was up for trial In
Judge J. ]. Whitakers court Wednesday
morning. The girl testified and the
hearing was then continued until Sat-
urday.
FRED BROWN. the ex-convict. who
state prison last Sunday afternoon % on
pleaded not guilty to the charge In po-
lice court Wednesday. His hearing will
be held on November 7. He was not
represented by an attorney,
ATTORNEY J, M. HAMILTON left for
Elko, New. at 3;15 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. where he WINS called to act
as one OF the attorneys In the l.. r.
Pope murder case. tlat occurred at jar
poets to return TO this city In few
days.
WITH PLENTY of eastern brook trout
spawn In the ponds at the state nsh
hatchery at Murray, the work OF planting
II Tin In the 1Tn%ays inside the hatchery has
begun. Within the next thirty days
close to 100000 young fish Will hatch.
They viii later be planted In the various
streams OF the state.
A TELEGRAM was received in thIs
city Wednesday announcing tho death Of
Mrs. Douglas White. wife OF the Indus 81
trial agent OF the Salt Lake Route at
Los Angeles. A number OF letters and
kilograms from local friends. expressing
sympathy. were sent to Mr.. White dur
Ing the day.
ALBERT JOEST deserted Der after
years. Elizabeth Joegt says in
suit filed In the district court Wedues-
day. and she wants divorce. the Gus
tOdS VA i've cIlluTeIl. SoU q month ALL
money, and $50 attorney fees. The cou-
ple was married In Germany In 1889, and
Joest left her In 1902. Mrs, Joest SAWS.
A. FRED WEY, proprietor Of the Will
son hotel, has returned from Denver
where he attended the annual conven,
tion OF the Intermountain Hotel Mems
association. The most important thing
done by tho association, according TO Mr.
Veg, was the passing of a vote favoring
San Francisco as the place for the 1915
Panama exposition,
w, s. MCORNICK SAYS that the bank
OF Mccormick Co. was not g. creditor
OF Bert l.: Smith of Nevada. who has
gone into bankruptcy In California Mr,
Guided as creditor because it handled
for collection a note OF Smith for $4,000.
but that the bank only acted as col
iector ana was not otherwise interested
In the note.
AFTER December /, registry clerks in
the postofhces OF the whole country will
be relieved OF the work of asking the
senders OF registered letters or parcels
II they desire return receipt Notice
was received Wednesday by Postmaster
a. l.. Thomas that after that date IL will
be necessary for the senders to ask for
a receipt. or indicate on the letter tbut
one is desired.
IN RESPONSE to information that tho
city council has indorsed San Francisco
for the 1915 Panama exposition. Con. !
gressmen Wesley s. .Iones. chairman OF
the committee on industrial affairs and !
Senator David j. Foster, chairman OF tho !
committee on foreign affairs. have Sent
City Recorder Benjamin S. Rives letters 1
saying that Salt Lake City's Endorsement |
Will receive proper consideration.
INQUIRIES for three lost relatives
were received Wednesday, by Postmaster
A. l.. Thomas. letter from St I.ouis
asks for the whereabouts OF Roscrt A. |
who left there I'm 1876. bound
for Salt Lake City. he has not been
heard from since. Another inquiry from
st. Louis Ia for Snm NiekuJn. The third
Inquiry IS from Bowen Reed OF OdIn.
H., who wants to know the whereabouts
Of Faneie Price.