The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-31
City and Neighberhood

THE DRY GOODS STORES Will also
close at 6 o'clock Saturdays. commencing
April 9,
w. FRED BOSSNER. formerly a news
paper man of Ogden, but now OF Boise,
is in the city. accompanied by his wife
LOCAL BANK CBEARINGS Wednes-
day were S1SS.09S.5S, as compared with
sl0l7.lSS.5J for the corresponding day
last year.
w. j. RATEMAN AT 3 o'clock this after
noon will lecture on higher accountancy
before the bookkeeping students Of the
l.. d. S. business college.
THE JAMES b, McKEAN w. r. c.
will be entertained at the home OF Miss
Boyce this, Thursday. afternoon. Take
West Temple or Second West car,
L. a. MATTHEW'S has been appointed
manager OF the Montgomery Military
band, This organization has secured the
contract 10 furnish music at Saltair this
season.
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY over
the death OF George w. Fassell were
sent TO bis family by the directors OF the
Manufacturers Association OF Utah yes
terday.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR S, R
FITZGERALD OF Colorado was a visitor
In the city Wednesday, and called upon
Governor William Spry at the city and
county building.
THE April Fools day party which was
10 have been given Friday evening, April
/. DS tne tHrlSllan EuueaNOF society OF
the Third Presbyterian church has been
postponed for one week.
AN. AUTOMOBILE containing FIVE
children was struck by a street car on
Third avenue Wednesday afternoon. and
the occupants OF the car considerably
shaken UP. but uninjured. The automo-
bile was slightly damaged.
GEORGE CHRISTOPHES. charged with
cruelty To animals. had his case continued
Wednesday indefinitely by Justice Bishop
10 i. all 10 haN al ,k,..,,
OF horses TO starve TO death on what Is
known as the Jordan ranch.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SpRY Wednes-
day appointed J. Edward Taylor and
sent Utah AT the United Exposition
Association OF Irrigated States which
convenes in this city April 4.
CITIZENS OF MURRAY will gather at
the Murray amusement hall Thursday
evening for a boosters rally" which
will be given under the auspices OF the
Commercial club. The Rev, Elmer l.
Goshen will deliver the principal address.
CHARLES ROWFELL, while working
in ditch on Third South street between
Third and Fourth East streets Wednes-
day afternoon, drove pick through his
left foot and was taken to ST. Mark S
hospital where he is reported TO be rest
ing easily.
THE UTAH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
Will meet in its third annual convention
in the rooms OF the society, 702 New
house building. al s o'clock Friday even
ing. A session also Will be held Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. An inter-
esting programme has been arranged.
THE LADIES OF George r. Maxwell!
w. II. G. Will be entertained by Mrs.
.Ashbrldge and Mrs, Vinegar at their
home. 32S West Second North street. to-
day (Thursday), from 10 O'Clock.
| Take Warm Springs car, All sister corps.
| ladies and friends invited.
SAM GUST, employed at the works of
| the American Smelling and Refining
! company, caught his hand in the hoist =
| ing machinery Tuesday night, and the
| hand was crushed to such an extent that
amrutatiop OF the mans fingers was nee
cssary at st. Marks hospital.
w II. CARTER, employed on the Den.
yer & Rio Grande railroad as freight
| engineer. slipped on a piece of coal and
fell onto the gangway of his locomotive
| while passing Midvale, Tuesday night.
sustaining a broken ankle. He is rest
ing easy at St Marks hospital.
CHIEF OF DETECTIVES FRANK NJ,
| POWELL OF Boise, Ida. LEFT for tha,
place Wednesday morning. having in
| custody A. u. Conner and j. 4. Young
wanted at Boise for obtaining goods un-
the Idaho authorities have clear case
| against the men.
ZINA TUTTLE lled suit for divorce in
the district court Wednesday against
| William l.. TuttIc, on the ground of fail
| ure TO support. They were married In
] this city September 2, 1905. and IL is al
legged that Tuttle has failed To support
| his wife for several years. They have
one child OF whom Mrs, Tuttle asks the
! custody.
! a PETITION has been flied with the