The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-31
City and Neighborhsod

NJ. IL. DESKY has returned from an
extended purchasing trip in New York
and other eastern cities.
MAYOR BRANSFORD Tuesday morn
ing approved all the matters passed by
tho city council Monday night.
JOSEPH SCOWCROFT OF Ogden. who
has just returned from a trip 10 Europe,
was visiting in Salt Lake Tuesday.
INSTEAD of Monday, rule day will bc
observed on Tuesday Of next week in the
federal court, Monday being Labor day.
number of motions Will come up for
consideration at that time.
FUNERAL SERVICES for William
Gibbcy, who died OF pneumonia Monday
held at the Farmers ward meeting house
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the body
OF Carl p, Salm. who died Monday At his
home, ll57 Downlngton avenue. VIII be
held at > o'clock Wednesday afternoon in
the Sugar House ward meeting house,
+. l.. GILLETTE, q local barber. who
has won some fame as an Inventor OF
Il flying machine. was operated upon
Tuesday at the German American hos
pital by DR., Robinson and is reported as
doing well.
THE DEATH of Fred c. Smith. an
Oregon Short Line brakeman. who was
injured in d wreck at Shoshonc Ida, last
5. hospital. Funeral arrangements have
not been made.
a MEETING of the Salt Lake branch
of the American Mining congress. which
VIII convene at Los Angeles. Will be held
at the Commercial club in this city this
"wednesday night at o'clock. A large
attendance Is requested.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT was called
to the residence of Mrs Palmer. 232
East Fourth South street at $3.50 o'clock
morning. The blaze was caused
by the explosion of IL lve-gallon can OF
oil. Practically no damage was done to
the house.
VERNIS p, PARK was arrested Tues
day night by Patrolman Cation while
speeding his automobile on Brigham
street at high rate; He was then
posted s25 bail for his appearance in
court today.
DIR. JAMES E. TALMAGE. who left on
a three weeks professional trip to Michi-
gan and Wisconsin Tuesday will place
orders for additional furniture for the
Deseret museum, which is being installed
In It's permanent quarters on the second
floor OF the Vermont building.
d. r. WILLIAMS, the well-known min
ing man, will have 10 undergo another
operation at his home on East Fourth
South street. Drs. Snyder and Root
performed the previous operation and re-
moved several pieces Of bone from his
les.
y. NJ. GORDON. well known in bust
ness circles. has returned from a trip TO
The east. While absent Mr.. Gordon Wis
Yea NUMBER OF lnc Dig eastern CltlcS,
but he returns home more fully con-
vinced than ever that Salt Lake is the
best town on the map.
DISTRICT JUDGE LEWIS Tuesday
granted Il. w. Philips an interlocutory
decree OF divorce from Agnes t. Phil
ips on the ground that Mrs. Phillips had
allied In her duty as a wife and mother
Phillips also was given the custody OF
he five minor children.
ON MOTION of the district attorney
n District Judge Ritchie's court Tues
lay, the criminal eases against Frank |
Kelley and ]. S. Marriott were dismissed |
md the defendants ordered released from
custody, The men were charged with |
attempted grand larceny, arising out of |
heir efforts TO pick the pockets of one |
Iohn Doe.
DIR, J. L. b. PRATT, general health |
'fficcr OF the territorial board OF health !
If Hawaii, is visiting with DR.. r. b. !
Beatty. secretary OF the state board of
lealth. The doctor Is cn route to New
FORK. Mexico and The canal zone. In the |
after latitude he Will study the causes .
" yellow fever and the death dealing .
Effects OF the mosquito.
PAUL r. THOMASSEN of KaysviiIe
vas operated upon at tho l.. y. s hos
,ital Tuesday for appendicitis by DR.
|. G. LandcnberGcr. and at a late hour
tuesday, night was reported as doing
cry well with every hope for his speedy
unless complications arise. MT.
rhomasscn is one of the most promi-
lent young men of KaysvlIle and is a son
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thomassen of that