The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26
City and Neighberhoed

day, April -, at o'clock at 3sl Fourth
avenue,
fiji the pulpit at the Phillips Con6rega-
tional church during the summer while
the Rev. p. a. Simpkin Is absent.
/ AN ENTERTAINMENT will be given
next Friday evening In the ]; O; o. r.
hall In commemorate OF the birthday of
General l.. s. Grant
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF 81.
Marks Sunday school was held at the
cathedral Monday evening and the pro.
crammc and business for The current yetr
were under discussion
PRESIDENT FRANK f.. Herring:
grand worthy OF ihc Fratcrnal ORDER OF
Eagles. will arrive. in this city May ,,
when he Is to be entertained by tho local
order
LIZ HOY. a Chinaman, was arrested
by the United States inspectors Monday
afternoon and taken to the county JAIL
where he is being held pending depor-
tatlon.
\ FAREWELL testimonial will be given
Thursday evening in the T%efth-Thir-
tecnth ward meeting house in honor of
Kendall Tlhbitts. who leaves shortly on
n Swiss and German mission.
4 NUMBER OF the storeteepors in the
southeastern pnrt of the city have agreed
to close their places of business every
| Wednesday during the summer months,
commencing the first Wednesday in May.
COUNTY ATTORNEY JOB +. LYON
| issued "a complaint Monday against IL \.
and w. II. Scharrer. charging them with
fishing without n license, The men were
| arrested Sunday while fishing near the
| Church farm.
| 4. NJ. WRENCH. president OF tho Tellu-
| side Realty company, who underwent an
operation in Now York Saturday, is re-
! ported as doing nicely, and Will return
To Snlt Lake In the course Of few
wccks.
CHRISTIAN D. LARSON, editor of the
| Progress Magazine OF Chicago, viii lee
lure in the First Congregational church
| THURSDAY afternoon ON Right Thinking
| and Right Living" and in the evening on
Ability, Talent and Genius.
CHARLES p. MOORE. formerly an
engineer on the Salt Lake Route, was on
tho witness stand Monday in the case
OF tine Silver King Consolidated Mining
| company against the Silver King Coalition
| Mines company.
JUDGE ARMSTRONG OF tho district
| court Monday granted T.. George q OIL
vorca from Mary George on the ground
| OF dcsertion. They were married In Au-
gust. 1908. and Mrs. George deserted her
| husband the same month.
JOSEPH LEWIS. son of former Shcr-
! III Lewis Of Salt Lake county, was ar
rested Monday night by Deputy Sheriffs
Steel and Schettler and taken TO the
| county Jail, where he is being held TO
| answer to charge OF cmbez2lcment,
THE SALT LAKE Security e Trust
| company is plaintiff in AN action fled In
| the district court Monday against Hattie
| u. Young, A. L. Driggs and Louise {,
| briggs to quiet titlo TO part of lot II.
| block f2, 10-acre plat y, Big Field sur
vey.
| THE FUNERAL OF La Vernc Cranes.
the 7-months-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A, Cranes, who died Sunday,
from the family residence, Is? East
| Seventh South street, Tuesday afternoon
| at 2 o clock.
| NOTICE was received by Governor
| William Spry Monday from the general
| land Office at Washington Of the approval
| of the selection of 2,l96,000 acres OF land
| in the Salt Lake City land district. The
| SELECTION was made by the state under lis
grant for permanent reservoirs.
| SUFFERING from the hallucinatlon
| that his body contained some wonderful
| force, an Insane man. arrested by The
police Sunday night, was removed TO the
| county Jail Monday afternoon and placed
| in a padded cell. He will be held pending
| the action of the sanity commission.
| INDIGNANT persons called at the po-
| lice station Monday morning aDd com
| planned that young thieves were stealing
nozzles from hose used to water lawns
| and left on the lawns at night. Plain
| clothes men have been detailed 10 locate
the nozzles and thieves II possible.
MEMBERS and friends OF the Second
ward will give social in the ward
| amusement hall "Wednesday evening In
honor OF the return of Fred Caine. who
| has been laborlng as a missionary In ia
pan for nearly eight years. An excellent
programme has been arranged for the oc-
| casIons
MASTER PRINTERS of Salt Lake who
| have been engaged In forming an organi-
cation will meet at the Commercial club
! for luncheon this (Tuesday) noon and II
Is possible that a permanent organiza1lpn
will be effected at this meeting. The
| Tuesday lunchcons at the club Will be q
permanent affair hereafter
4 PLEASING entertainment Will be
| given in the Twenty second ward meet
| ing house next Wednesday evening In
| honor of Samuel V. Spry, nephew of Gov
ernor william Spry, who leaves Thursday,
| April 2S for Europe, whore he VIII labor
| for two years as a missionary III the IN
| terests OF the Mormon church.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
| a permanent place for the Canadian as
ISOLATION of Utah in the knights of Co
| lumbus hall on East First South street,
| The dates of meetings have ben nXcd as
| the first and third Wednesdays of each
month, beginning with the first Wednes-
day in May
AN ATTACHMENT suit was fled in
the district court Monday by W. S. Nc
Cornick against II. w, Brown TO recover
| SSS3, alleged TO be duo on pronlssory
note executed by Brown August n. 1906.
| Judgment Is also asked for Interest on
| the above amount at the rate OF 10 per
| cent per annum and Ior $40 attorney
| fees,
| WOO JOE, a Chlnaman, who is the pro-
prietor OF a cafe on State street, was ar
rested and taken TO the county jail Mon
| day morning on a complaint sworn 10 by
| Probation Officer Sperry, alleging that
| Woo Joe had sold liquors TO minors. Woo
Joe was tried on a similar charge In Jus
! tice Bishops court last week and fined
| S1O0.
IL T.. GLENN OF the United States
assay office. Seattle: A. G, Andrews of the
surveyor generals office, Salt Lake, and
! w. a. Scott OF the Mining and Scientific
| Press San Francisco, all students at the
| Iowa State college at Amcs thirty years
ago, met here yesterday, enjoying lunch
con together and talking over old college
| days,
| DEMAND for farm and ranch property
| in the vicinity OF Salt Lake Is only Sec
ondary TO the demand for vacant lots.
| according to local real estate brokers'
! One local firm arranged an impromptu au-
| tomobile excursion to a nearby fruit tract
| that is for sale Monday afternoon and
seven prospective purchasers were taken
TO the tract In one car.
| AN INVITATION was received by
| Governor William Spry Monday 10 attend
n banquet TO be given by the Citizens
| nf Nnu n