The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
City and Neighborhood

THE FEDERATION or WOMAN S
| CLUBS Will hold n meeting at the Com
mercial club Tuesday. November 8,
| A BOUNCING BABY Girl. arrived at
the home of Bernard Augustine. 427 East
Sixth South street, Monday.
| THE UTAH ASSOCIATION OF LIFE
| UNDERWRITERS Will meet at the Com
mercial club at l:30 o'clock Saturday
| November 5.
WILLIAM NJ. MCREA assistant
| United States district attorney fell down
| the stairs AT his home Saturday and
sustained fracture of the collar bone.
THE BOARD or GOVERNORS of the
Commercial club Will hold meeting IN
the private dining room OF the club on
Wednesday noon Mt 1890 o'clock
SANITARY INSPECTOR EMERY of
turned from Carbon county, where he
| found hygienic conditions very sa,isfac
| tory.
FRANK WEBB Is suing Charles Cris-
sl26o alleged TO be due for driving
| tunnel and working as a miner In pros
poets owned by Crismon,
| THE UNITED STATES CIVIL. SERV-
examination for chemical engineers in
| forest products. which was set for Oc-
tober 10. to January 4. 1911
| MISS GEORGIA WILLIAMS delight
Halloween party for a number of her
close friends, The home was made at
tractive with a profusion of colors In
| keeping with the occasion.
! THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS will
not confer the third degree upon mem
| bers OF the order November G. as
| announced some days ago. The cere-
mony has been postponed until Novem-
| Der 20.
IN A COMPLAINT issued by the
county attorney Monday, Alfred Mosen.
| who Is alleged to have stolen a horse
and buggy valued at 5000 from Roya!
| grand larceny,
MRS. r. E. ERWIN of Lovclock. New.
Is anxious TO learn the. whereabouts, of
| Roy Mitchell. The Tribune received a
| letter from her. dated October "a. in
| which she suggests that some OF the
newsboys might know him.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND
birthday anniversary Of President John
| Taylor will be celebrated this (Tuesday)
| evening at the Granite stake amusement
hall. An excellent programme Of mu-
sic and addresses Will be rendered,
| ", R. KAVANAUGH, president OF the
| Lakes to- the-Gulf Deep Waterways as
| ISOLATION has sent Governor Spry a re-
quest TO attend the ST. Louis meeting
Of the association November 25-26 and
to name one delegate to represent Utah
| in the meeting,
| GOVERNOR SPRY has received from
the general land Office at Washington.
D c. certified Ger, list A. app sppsoved eo octo1 O.
land In the Salt Lake City lnnd dis
trict selected by the state as indemnity
for the loss OF school lands.
DIR. A. A. BIRD of Murray says that
Roger Goodrich. 2o7o Major avenue, who
was knocked down by automobile
| at Twelfth South and State streets sew
eral days ago, will probably recover. AT
first II was thought the boy had little
! chance for his life.
| C. Z. STAINES. the we'll known former
patrolman, has purchased half inter
| est In the cigar business heretofore con-
Quoted by Davis & McIntire. At 5l7 West
purchased Mr.. McIntire's interest and
the name has been changed to the
| Staiues Cigar company.
49, VERNE WORKMAN. years old, the
his home in Park City three days ago,
was yesterday brought to the L. D. S.
hospital In Salt Lake City. whore last
carlous. condition. The boy is under the
care OF DR.. Joseph Richards.
| D. r. COLLETT. secretary OF the Man
| ufacturers' association, reports the Og-
Ogden as the latest addition to the, as
| ISOLATION. The company just opened UP
branch house In this city, and has
arranged for an exhibit at the Shnnmbcr
THE FIRST ISSUE OF the Gold and
| Blue, the L D, S. university school pa
per, is out and Is a credit to the stu
dents, who have. charge OF the work OF
l
! is filled with news or interest In school
| circles. and Is neat and attractive In It's
| appearance. as well as interesting in its
contents.
SUSPECTED OF STEALING six pairs
| of fine socks, which he carried in a neat
| little box. Arthur Coots. negro. IA years
old. was arrested on STATE street Mon
ds TSs bow by said se Haa
the socks from news kid" He will
be turned over to the juvenile court to-
| day.
PATRoLMAN j NJ. LYON. who
time in January. 1906: resigned Mon,
| day In about two weeks Mr., Lyon will
leave for Seattle to visit with his moth
s on %ey sS s 1Sesf se Shot and
gun man. at the Black Cat saloon.
EINoR KIHoLM. the Murray youth
who wronged 16year-old Lillian Lar
son, must, spend four months in the
$500 was declared forfeited when he
failed to appear before District judge
Lewis Saturday for sentence. appeared
was brought in on bench warrant.
THE POLICE late Monday afternoon
| received a communica ton from Poca-
tello, Ida. asking their assistance In
locating George strntton c,g who ys, Was E,Ip sup
North street Salt Lake, and advising
him of the serious illness OF his brother,
Leroy Stratton. at Pocatello No one
| by the name Of Stratton lives at the
| address given.
serving 100 days in the city Jail. at
tempted to escape when helping 70 re-
the n Monday TO He @
by Patrolman ]. NJ, Lyon as he was
running out OF the alley loading onto