The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
City and Neighborhood

FRANK \. NcNIASTER will be t"n-
darcd a farewell reception at tho Eleventh
ward chapel next Friday evening,
JUDGE NJ l.. RITCHID OF the dis
trict court will hold court In Ioocic on
Monday
THE FRENCH IANGU AGE SOCIETY
win meet next Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Louisa II. McCune
WARDS OF THE Wizard Of the Wa
satch arc planning 10 hold An inlpor'aht
business meeting at the Comnctclal @luD
Monday night.
4 MEETING; Of tho Orphans Homo and
pay Nursery association will be held al
tho homo of Mrs, Edwin Kimball, l2t
south Sixth East street, Monday at .
o'clock
4 GRAND character ball will he given
hy thc Mutual associations OF the Ninth
ward Friday evening, January ~. Iherc
Will be several prizes for the best char
actcrs OF the evening.
HENRY FLORR1N. an inmate of The
county infirmary. was examined as TO ms
sanity before Judge Lewis ot the dts
trict court Saturday and ordered COM
mjtted 10 tho state Mental hospital at
Provo. Florrin is 50 years of age,
o. f MEREDITH OF the Meredith
apartments reported to the police Satur-
day night that number of the rcfrig-
orators OF the occupants OF the apart
ments had been ritled and foodstufIs
stolen,
HUGH a. McMILLTN, supervisor OF the
census for Utah. leaves FOR Denver sun
day TO attend the conference OF western
supervisors, which Will convene in that
city Monday During his absence the
Salt Lake census bureau WI ne IN
charge Of Frank Eldredge, assistant
THE. SOCIALIST party organization OF
Salt Lake Will meet at Its hcadquarterS
in the Commercial club building Mon
day evening at 1:$O o'clock TO select Of
special business The meeting is called
by George Watts, secretary.
SIG SIMON received q csbleeram from
Nice Friday 10 the effect that Jacob
Morltz, president of the salt Lake city
Brewing company is steadily improy-
ing In health Mr.. Mortz Is now aj AK
les Bains but will leave shortly for
Baden Baden.
\ SUBJECT that touches the high
points OF philosophy on human existence,
young men, whether OF Christian per
suasion or not, will be discussed this
afternoon at i:So o'clock in the y. NJ
c. A lobby by the TT Rev. Franklin >.
Spaldins of the Episcopal church
WILLARD MACK the well-known sc-
tor was made defendant In ain action
filed In the district court SATURDAY by
n. r, Pelton. one OF the managers OF INC
Grand theatcrs TO recover the sum ol
$3al6.3o. which it is alleged is due for
money advanced 10 Mack between Au-
gust l5 and December 20 last.
GOVERNOR SPRY Saturday received a
warrant from the treasury department at
Washington for S10,72S.35. In payment of
the states portion of the proceeds of the
sale of public lands within the state for
the fiscal year ending June 80 last. The
warrant represents > per cent OF the total
proceeds of the sale of such land.
The Mutual Improvement association of
the Twentieth ward will give ball in
the ward amusement hall Tuesday, Janu-
airy IL, The affair Will be in charge of
a committee composed OF O. {. Becbc,
Il T. MGEwan' ,,o,adn, o, - R9mmey. 91nn Miles Niles
cr, Jr, D. Il. Lyon, w. Il. Service and
Louis r. Wells.
THE POSTPONED examination of ap-
plicants for appointment to the naval
academy at Annapolis will be held Mon
day I'm the office of State Superintendent
of Schools Nelson in the city and county
building. IT is believed that there will
bc larger number OF applicants present
at the examination than appeared when
IL was first attempted 10 hold the eX-
animation. last month.
JUDGE LEWIS of the criminal di-
vision OF the district court Saturday SEN
fenced Frank Clark. aged 20 years, to
serve thirty days In the county jail for
stealing some surgical instruments from
the automobile OF DIR Robinson. october
% last. Clark was charged with grand
larceny. but the complaint was changed
TO petit larceny, and he pleaded guilty and
was sentenced,
NEW OFFICERS OF the Thistle club
were installed at meeting Of the So
cloty Friday evening. The officers for
the next year are; William Service,
president: w. A Cray, vice president; !;
William Nisbct, secretary; Simon Gricve.
treasurer; Robert Stevenson. chief con-
ductor: Charles McPhie. serGeant-at-
arms; David Henderson. insiallator, Nicol
Hood. chaplain. The club decided at the
meeting Friday TO celebrate the birthday
OF the Scotch poet. Robert Burns. Janu-
ary %. and this committee was appointed
to arrange for concert and ball on that
date; Nicol Hood. William Service. W,
A. Gray. David Henderson, w. Crawford
Anderson. Robert Stevenson and Simon
Gricv".
THE ANNUAL installation Of Off
GERS OF Excelsior camp. Modern Wood
men Of the World. viii be held Tuosda Y
evening, January is. \. n. Mcclure Will
be the Installing officer: assisted by
James Terry Of the degree team. The
officers 10 be Installed are. Harry 4.
James. consul: j. r. Sackett. advisor;
sam 9. Adams. banker. Dr. ]. w. Edwin,
clerk: Charles II. Fowler. escort; Vernon
Wilson. watchman; Chris Hansen. SEN
try. The following physicians for the
order will also be installed; Dr.. II, &.
Sprague \. Llpkis and Z. r.. Musser.
:. j. SEGlI, manager OF the Sample
store. LEFT Saturday for the east on a
purchasing trip.