The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-08
City and Neighborheod

BENJAMIN RIvES, city, recorder: is
taking a two weeks vacation. len ohgs
OF which win be spent at Eureka
TIE local bank clen1ngs Thursday
,oere ssa5. .3551l as compared with 81. :
6s,ss6.10 for the corresponding oaS Oh
last year,
GOVERNOR sPRY will 80 to Ogden
Friday to attend the postrnasters con
yenttOn which he Will address inns morn
Ing delivering the welcome.
uBERT F. FOREMAN one OF the
leading attorneys Of Ely, New. stopped
off In this city Thursday while en- route
to Chicago and New YORK on ihiiitiis ano
legal business.
DIR. ISAAC ALEXANDER of st. Mark s
hospital Is under quarantine at the hos
pital with scarlet fever. pT, AeSadaeT sas II
progressing we'll
WILLARD HANSEN, JR.. state food
and dairy commissioner, left Thursdey
morning for the mining camps In inc
southern part Of the state TO inspect herIi
as TO pure food conditions.
THE WILL OF Eliza Tenney Cannon.
aged So years, was admitted to probate
I'm the Third district court Thursday'
The estate consists Of personal property
worth S114S and realty valued at S2ooo
CAPTAIN GEORGE r. HAIR. chief OF
the field division Of the general land OF
nce has returned from Reno. he at
tended the fight md waited twenty-foul
hours for a Pullman berth and about
two days for train
AN ERROR was made in the report Oh
| tho case OF William w. Funge, Jr:, oi
| San Francisco against the Utah Smeitlne
company and John Pmgree OF ogden
The nama OF James PtnSree was givei
instead of John Pinsree.
| stake Relief societies and Primary asso-
citation took place at Wandamere Thurs
day. Elaborate preparations had beei
made for the affair and most enjoyable
| of resort
THE county com mmissioners took q lit
| tie 10y ride" down to Fourteenth Soutl
and Seventh East streets Thursdny an'
looked into several petitions for repai
| and Improvement to drain dnches, cul
yerts, bridges and roads,
| JOHN CROFT Of Garfield was TO have
appeared before Justice Bishop on Thurs
day for a preliminary nearing upon tho
charge of adultery. but failed to show W
at the appointed time, and bench War
rant was issued for his arrest.
HENRY NJ and Leroy G. Dinwoode!
of the Dinwoodey Furniture compan!
| left Thursday on purchasing TIP .
eastern points They Yil, etTs be IN astShd eHSiSi
Mich.
THE fire department was callod to 81
East First South street Thursday after
blaze at the home of Mrs. Alice T. Lit
tie Sparks had set fire to the roof o
the house, but only slight damage wa
done.
THERE WAS a large gathering a
farewell testimonial was given In homo
OF Herbert A, Snow, Calvin S. Smith am
o. Rega Card, who leave shortly 70 per
church An excellent programme wa
| rendered.
MRS. JOHANNA ELGGREN. wife o
Adoiph Elggren. died at the family home
a4s East Seventh South , street, Thursaay 500
of age. The funeral services wili be mel
Sunday afternoon at l o'clock In tn
Second ward meeting house. lnterrnen
will be In the City cemetery
GEORGE cOOMRS made a mistak
when he accosted Chief of Police BaTloT
on the street Thursday and attempted t
sell him a "phony" wedding ring. Th
pcarcd before Judge Bowman Thursda
md was released undor suspended sen
tence, and his jewelry was conhscnted.
TIE WEATHER around FruitlHnt
Wasatsh county Is to be Of aS sh
; local Office, who has permission fror
Washington to open weather station
that point. The new weather propneI
rain gauges are to be sent TO Fruitlan
ut once,
THE preliminary hearing OF Teres
Dunn charged with n statutory oftenst
| begun DcIOre JuSllCS VI 'ilc 1 '-t'
F. NJ Bishop on Thursday, and afte
two witnesses had been sworn and testl
fled the defense waived a further pre-
Itminary hearing and the defendant wa
bound over to the district court unde
bonds of 5000,
THOMAS r JONES. as administratc tc
OF the estate OF Sarah T. Williams, ha
brought suit in the Third district coul
against zion's Savings Bank g Trus
company and Rowland F.. Williams
u recover S45s6.16 alleged To be owing III
estate from the bank. The bank refuse
y TO turn over the money 10 the admins
+; traitor because Williams claims an ir
. terest In It,
: FIFTEEN property owners on the soul
i side OF Third North street between Sec
= ond and Third West streets. want n
:; collection OF the special sewer tax dc
ferred and the accumulation OF interc:
). prevented for the reason that the wate'
mains in that section have not been lai
The petition nled with the city, record
for the councils confederation Is heade
by ]. S. Morgan.
s SARAH BOND IS seeking, in r. su
d filed In the district court. Thursda
= against the unknown heirs OF JOSEF
g Bond deceased. to quiet title 10 the Bor
n estate, valued az s25 600. consisting j,
: sight houses and lots and 7. block D
= plat e. Salt Lake City survey; 160 acr'
In section 20. township ] north. range
west Salt Lake meridian, and S2lO0
the Deseret National bank.