The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-10
ty and Neighberhood


les on business and pleasure trip.
THE DAUGHTERS Or UTAH PTO-
NEERS VIII hold their annual encnmp-
bSsnt Monday at the Lion house.
! MISS LYDIA WHITE VIII play Men
doIsh nIShnS S$Conso!ati9n.m as a harp solo.
.wAy HIS OWN CREATOR AND DE-
cTEOfER' is tho topic for discussion by
James Ernest Collinge nt Unity hall. z
o',Jok Sunday. .A-~il 10,
| nc. MCDONALD entertained at din
ner at the Commercial club Saturday
e,euing number OF heads OF depart
! rrents OF his establishment
+ THE MORMON Sunday school district
|convention. embracing Pioneer. Salt
Lake Tooelc and Millard stakes, Will he
held Sunday al Bnrratt hall.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the
Free kindergarten association viii meet
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock with
Mrs. c. T. Richards. 2lI Eleventh East
street.
CLAUDE T. BARNES, attorney, and
Mrs Barnes, OF 800 Tenth avenue. are
rejoicing over the arrival Of daughter
at 1925 O'Clock this morning. Both
mother and daughter are doing well.
THE DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS
will hold q meeting Monday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris.
l27 South Second West street. \ delight
full programme is being prepared for the
occasion.
JUSTICE f. NJ BISHOP. Saturday
afternoon. fined +. Il. Gillette $40 for fish
Ing without q license near Beck's Hot
springs. j. ~ Manhart was fined $50
on the charge OF unlawful fishing. Both
fines were paid.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY has Issued
a complaint against Mike MaeriCh and
George Shimich of Bingham. charging
them with conducting boarding house
without paying n license 10 the county
for that privilege
HENRY SIMON. residing al 2OOs
Fourth East. Waterloo. reported To the
police Saturday morning that two dogs
had killed forty Leghorn chickens Fil-
day night. Motorcycle Officer Griffin
killed the dogs Saturday afternoon
II. G. NJ. !. kept it's doors open as usual
Saturday evening. in spit" OF the appeals
made to the management by the Retail
Clerks associa tlon. Rev. r. a. Simpkin
and a committee OF women. who inter-
viewed the management Thursday.
S. s. BRANDON Of Mobile Ala. father
| Of Mrs. Rurl Arms trong. who has boon
of Mrs. Armstrong, LETT Salt Lake City.
| Saturday evening, accompanied By, his
daughter and her two small children. for
| his home.
| J. G. DOOLITTLE. general agent OF
| the Rock Island lines. with headquarters
in thIs city. returned from Colorado
Springs. Colo. Saturday, where he ac-
companied ihe body or y. p. Eldredee.
which was shipped 10 Kansas City Tor
| iDtermeDi.
THE FUNERAL OF Mary Besttie Wells.
I who died at the homo Of her uncle.
Thomas w. Sloan. 26l Second avenue.
carly Saturday morning. will bJ held
| from the residence OF her uncle Monday
afternoon al o'clock, with lntermcnt in
| the city cemetery.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF the Mutual
| Improvement associa tiops OF Miller ward.
| Granite stake. Frank j. Hewlett w!ll talk
! on "Peoplc and Places in tho Orient.
| Sunday evening at O'clock in the Miller
ward meeting house. corner Of Fourteenth
| Southland StateSst1eets.
AZ COMPLAINT. was issued by the
coWnty attorney Saturday against George
| FL Ciiliison. "A negro, charging him with
| threatening to kill his wife, Josephine
! f;Illlson. The complaint was filed in
4 Justice Bishops court where Gillison
| Will stand preliminary hearing.
-. JOHN MCKAY and ID. L.. B1own were
I'D by Patrolmen Wire and Carten-
aturday night. aud t21ken TO the
station. where they We're charged
ssaut and battery. The men ac-
10 the police. started a small
Commercial street, which ended
being taken TO jail. Their bail
ed al $50.
WAS FILED IN the diEi court
uy bv George Y, Walhce against
Gantland rscoSer ss5o and in
q al rr0rul o,.y