The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-16
City and Neighborheod

THE LOCAL BANK CLEARINGs
Wednesday were $3.50, 76, as COM
pared with 81 l25,2 ,2Oi for the correspond
ing day of last year.
ELECTA CHAPTER No. 8, o. Z. S.
will hold a buffet picnic Saturday after
noon at Saltair, leaving the city on the
4 o'clock train. All members invited.
WILLIAM LANGTON. general manager
OF the Peoples Cash Department store
has gone east. accompanied by his wife
and daughter, to purchase goods for the
store.
THE FUNERAL of Mrs. Mary Ann Nc
Kenzie. wife Of David Mckenzie. who
died at 5l5 South Second West street
Tuesday. will be held at the Pioneer
stake hall Thursday at p. m.
E. N RACE. a carpenter OF Salt Lake
City. filed a petition in the federal court
Wednesday to be declared bankrupt.
He gave his liabilities as s146l.27 and
his assets as Sl99010, all OF which he
claims to be exempt under the law
THE NATIONAL DENTAL ASSOCTA-
TION OF AMERICA will hold its an
nual convention at Denver this year July
20. Salt Lake and the state Will be well
represented. AT present there are no less
than twenty five OF the doctors planning
the trip.
CHARLES HINES of Salt Lake sradu-
atcd from West Point Wednesday. Mr..
Hines entered West Point four years ago.
He and his brother Captain Frank II.
their home in this city. where they will
spend the summer vacation.
CLIFTON II. PLACE was arraigned in
Judge Bowman's court Wednesday morn
ing on the charge OF assault with dead
ly weapon. lie asked for and was grant
ed the statutory time in which to enter
his plea. Place is alleged to have shot
at his wife last December
AT A MEETING recently held of tho
Manufacturers Association OF Utah, the
fxliA tod
Grocer Printing company, Walter NJ.
Jones, keys and novelties; Kelley Ice
Cream company, Legal Printing com
puny, Multiprcss company and George j.
Mack. signs and all kinds OF painting.
TWO COMPLAINTS were issued by
the county attorney Wednesday against
Harry Clark. charging him with burglary
In the second degree. Both burglaries
are alleged to hnve been committed on
June IL AT tile Linden hotel. one In room
222. occupied by John ID. Day. and the
other in room 1876. occupied by II. Penn.
THE FURTHER HEARING of the case
OF Arthur Brown Bradley and others
against Max Brown. executor OF the es-
was continued by Judge Ritchie of the
district court Wednesday until August
% upon motion of Judge o. w, Powers
of counsel for plaintiffs.
NELLIE E. MCKINNEY flied suit for
divorce in the district court Wednesday
aainst Neal S. Mckinney on the ground
OF support. They were married in
this city on May Il. 1906. and IL Is al
legged that Mckinney has failed Ia sup
port his wife ever since January | last
Mrs, Mckinney also asks for tho custody
OF their two children.
CRIMINAL RECKLESSNESS on the
part of some one caused fire In Par
ley's canyon Just east and south of the
penitentiary which. but for the timely arr
rival of an automobile party. who went
out on pleasure jaunt: might have re-
suited in considerable loss OF property. |
let alone the destruction OF the trees and
bushes The fire was finally extineuishcd
after considerable difficulty.
FRIDAY EVENING. June II, at 1880, |
services will he held in the Catholic |
church at Bingham. On Saturday morn |
ing mass will be held at o'clock and on |
Sunday morning at the samo hour and |
lt $50 a III, and again on Monday and |
Tuesday mornings at a. III. Parents |
are asked to send their children to the |
,atechism every morning at 10 a. m |
and at p. In. on the days mentioned,