The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
City and NeighbOrhood

AT THE Temple E'nsi Israel tonight
Rabbi I'reuud will speak on The Jew
ISh Conscience.
OWING TO the fact tbat there is no
now business before the now council
there were no meetings of The council
committees Thursday night.
TIE NOMINATION Of Thomas Hull,
surveyor general of Utah. was confirmed
by the senate Wednesday. so Mr.. Hull
viii be the incumbent Tor four years
moro.
THIS TRmAYD EVENING at s
o o'clock in the |. @. o. T. hall on Mar
kct street. there will be 3 public
installation OF officers OF the Sous of
Veterans.
CONGREGATION MONTEFIoRE will
hold regular Sabbath evening services
az \ clock this evening. Rabbi Ueve>h
Will preach on Freedom and Servi
tude.
Il. w. MApsEN. manager Of the
terday for the easL on a buying trip
He will visit Grand Rapids. New York
and all the other eastern markets.
GEORGE r. McGONIGLE. tho new
city engineer. assumed the duties of his
ofhce Thursday. He announced that FOR
the present there Will he no changes in
the working force OF his office.
MRS. II. Il. CARTER returned 10 her
home in this city Wednesday evening
from Denver 10 which place she was
called few days ago To the side OF her
sister. Mrs. Winnie Jones Fleming. who
met with q street car accident that
caused her death,
JOHN f. CANNING. a deputy in the
civil division OF the city court, Thursday
filed his two bonds with city Recorder
Rives. Each is in the sum Of $1,000 and
One is 10 CITY Recorder Rlves personal
IL and the other runs to the city.
WILLIAM u. PYPER, a Salt Lake
mining promoter. made application in
adjudeed bankrupt. Piper gave his
liabilities Sl029S7. with no assets. The
principal creditors are c, -, Pyper. who
holds a note for $4,000, and ~. l.. Piper,
who holds a note for 5000.
OWING TO the Illness OF several Of the
Daughters OF Veterans oC the Mrs. James
Tanner tent No. /. tho public iDstalla-
ton OF the officers OF the tent. which
was was to have taken place Friday even
ing January I. has been postponed until
Friday evening, January @l
DEPUTY UNITED STATES MAR
sHAL JULIAN RILEY returned Thurs
serve a summons. The officer was COM
PEELED 70 make long drive in a biting
wind with the mercury around the zero
mark and his face showed the effects
of the exposure when he reached this
city,
THE FIT NERAL. of Charles II. Ray
nor, who died Wednesday. viii be held
Sunday nj clock from the family, res
idcnce. 132 West North Temple street.
Mr.. Raynor was >: years old and had
lived in this city Tor three years. hav
ing come here from Wisconsin. lie was
az one time superintendent for Davis *
Heuser. contractors. IIo Is survived by
widow and four children.
ACCORDING; u tho latest telegram.
F. n. Irwin will arrive here this morn
ing AT s o'clock from El faSo, Tex,
bringing with him his two-year- old
child. and also the body Of his wife.
who was accidentally asphyNiated De-
ccmber 81. at thaC place Funeral scrv
ices viii take place I'm the Twentieth
ward meeting house. Second avenue and
u street. at : T. IN. today, with private
interment
j. GUSTAV WHITE. who is in his
fourth year with the Young Mems Chris
tiau association. now holding the posi-
tion OF secretary for the religious and
educational work. has accepted position
with the central Y. M. G. y. Of Buffalo.
y. Y. As soon as his work can be sue
"essCully turned over 10 il. :. Dwcnc,
his successor. he will leave for that city.
Mr.. White has bccn an energetic and
efficient officer Of the local association