The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14
City and Neighborheod

MIX. AND MlkS IsAhlJ l.. w II'opN arc
rejoicing over the arrival of n fine boy.
A MEETING OF tho Seekers Literary
club will he held this (Tucsdny) after
noon at tho homo OF Mrs. Greenwood.
| Bi2 Center street
CHARLES j. WAHLQUIST,. clerk OF
| Wnsatch county is in the city on Ousi-
| ness. and WAS n caller at the city and
| county building Monday.
TIE COUNTY ATTORNEY has issued
n complaint against Mollic Pcddis,
charging her with the robbery of Frank
| Canders OF 50 In cash July II.
THE NEW ELEVATOR on the city
| side OF The Joint building is now In op-
Grafton. and Frank w. Wilson. we'll
| known elevator pilot OF this city, Is in
| charge,
THE STATE BOARD OF INSANITY
| held an adjourned meeting In the gov
| crnor's office and completed the routine
work left over from the regular meeting
| of last Thursday.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
| SCHOOLS a. c. NELSON went TO Ogden
| Monday night TO attend the commence
ment exercises OF the state school for
the deaf and blind.
d. D. HOUTZ. former district attor-
| ncy of tho Fourth district. with head
quarters at Provo. has removed to Salt
| Lake City and has opened q law office
In the Judge building.
JAMES MISSIMI, boy charged with
| court that lie did not understand the
! law, and after receiving a lecture was
! fined $40 and discharged.
MEETING OF the Lloyd alliance will
| be held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
| fiawks at her homo at 1872 Second East
| street. All ladies of the alliance are
cordially invited TO he present
REYNOLDS CIRCLE NO, 1, Ladies OF
| The G, a. r.. Will meet this Cruesday)
hall. A full attendance Is requested. as
business OF Importance will como before
the meeting,
CLARENCE GROSHEI,I. and Charles
anderson left Sunday morning for yell
lowstonc park. They will enter tho en-
ploy of the Wyic Permanent Camping
company at Yellowstone lake, and will
remain for the season.
THE FAMILY OF the late Daniel H.
Wells 10 the number of 100 assembled at
Wandamerc Saturday afternoon when the
chlldrcn enjoyed sports and later ban
quet was served Tho observance is an
annual custom of the family.
THE CELEBRATION of the 1ogth
birthday OF the late Heber Chase Kimball
VIII take place at Whitney hall Tuesday
evening Governor Spry Will speak and
a tne programme has been arranged by
talented descendants Of the pioneer.
THE STATE DAIRY AND FOOD BU-
REAG Will hold a meeting at the offices
OF the organization this (ruesday) aft
ernoon. Several matters concerning the
pure food laws and some new regula-
a COMPLAINT was issued by the
county attorney Monday against Mike
Dosen, charging him with assault and
battery alleged to have been committed
on Luke FrkoYich June H. IT is claimed
thnt Dosen used pair of brass knucklcs
THE HANDCART VETERANS Will
meet Tuesday. June IA at the home of
Mrs. Francis Armstrong. 667 East Fifth
south street, ut 2 p. IN a full attend
ance Is desired. The Daughters of Pio-
nccrS also cordially al
present
THE. COUNTY ATTORNEY issued a
complaint Monday against Harry Walters
charging him With burglary in the sec
ourglarlzng the home of +. s. Der
rick at 4a3 South Sixth East street on
Sunday night.
:, LuRED by q white plume In a mill
iinery case at the entrance OF the Elite
millinery parlors. PIP South Main street,
thieC pried the lock off the case in
an attempt TO open IL early Monday
morning, but was frightened away before
getting the plume.
LAWRENCE MARTIN. on parole from
the state industrial school, who stole a
bicycle belonging TO Leon INLAY Satlr-
nay ana was captured by the police be-
tore the theft OF the wheel had been dis
covered by Inlay. was sent back 10 the
industrial school Monday.
JACKSON c. MCHRYSTAL the
prominent mining man. is seriously III at
his home at 1901 Brigham street Mr.
McChrystal became suddenly in SUNDAY
night. and since that time has had sev
eral internal hcmorrhages. and his condi-
ton early this morning was critical
AN ACTION was filed in tho district
court Monday by Angelo PERI against
the Consolidated Fuel company 10 re-
cover $4,000 damages for injuries alleged
TO have been received while employed nj
the defendants mine at Hiawatha Car
bon county. February 3, 1910 While an
tempting To 0DPr9tn tlc
severely injured
DIR. #. b. BEATTY. secretary Of fine
state board of health. says that q num-
Der OF cases of smallpox have been re-
from the vicinity Of Bountiful 1t appears
tlat lhere has been a failure to renort |
some or the cases at their inception and
the lack OF vaccination likely will ac-
count for some of the cases.
THE PRESENTATION of tho rac Ia |
the new Orphans home by the Daughters
OF the American Revolution. Spirit of |
Liberty chapter, which was TO have taken
place today CTuesday), has been deferred
because of sickness I'm Tho
home. The formal opening and recen-
tlon OF the home which was IN have
taken place Thursday evening has also
been postponed.
THE Electrical Engineering and Con-
the electrical workers of this city bv
signing the new wage scale This com |
pany Is now installing all electrical fix
lures In the DAILY building on South |
Main and the Commercial club building on |
Cactus street and Exchange place. Thcy
are also putting the finishing touches on
some of the extensive improvements al
Fort Douglas and also have the contract
Tor the work on tho Logan postoftice
a. NJ JARVIS, charged with obtain-
ing money by false pretenses, appeared |
before Justice Bishop Monday afternoon
ana was discharged. Mrs, f b. ShcD-
hard. the complaining witness in the case.
appeared in the court. and after asking
that the case he dismissed paid the COSTS
Of the case.