The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
City and Neighborhood

MIR. AND MRS. G. J. BADEltIStll
are rejoicing over the arrival OF boy,
MAYOR JOHN S. BRANSFORD Tues
day approved all Of the matters passed
upon BY Tie city council Monday night
THE MANY FRIENDS of Mrs. Ade-
line Patterson Will be pleased TO learn
that she is ConvsuesclnS after her long
illucss.
MISS MAUD MAY BABCOCk of the
University OF Utah will give a rca3lnE
at ST, Mary's academy at 2:3o o'clock
this "wednesday afternoon
THE SWEDISH FREE CHURCH. '$4
viyal meetings this week. Rev. a. I.
Leafgren breaches every evening, SerY-
ices open at o'clock.
THE COMMERCIAL students Of the
l.. d. 5. university will entertain aI -
dancing party in the Lion house Friday
evening, The affair is to be In honor
OF the members OF the basketball team.
FRED JACKSON. an implement sales
man OF Spanish Fork filed petition IN
the United states court Tuesday. TO 6e
adjudeed a bankrupt. lie gave MS as
sets as S115 and his liabilities as Sl2lo.3O.
JAMES McTERNAY, who is ill at the
Holy Cross hospital. was reported TO be
ton was such that his many friends need
feel no alarm for his rapid recovery. 1t
is said
MRS. ELIZA E. MCCLELLAN. for
fifty years a resident OF Payson. hHs
homo on Tenth avenue which she bought
recently. Mrs Mcclellan is the mother
Of Prof. j. j. Mcclellan.
JOE MARSH was araigned before
Judge Lewis in the district court Tues
day upon The charge of assault with a
deadly weapon and entered plea OF
not guilty. II is alleged that on Scpicm,,
Der IS last he assaulted Melinda Newell
with a knife.
AT the Retail Merchants association
meeting Wednesday evening. In the boyd
Park building, addresses will be made
by Mrs: G. II. McMahon. president OF the
W. J. Frazier food Inspector The meet
ting opens at O'Clock.
THE ANNUAL election OF officers OF
the Salt Lake Ministerial association re-
suited in the following being chosen for
the ensuing year; President. Chaplain
dent Rev, w. w. OcsAuteis; secretary
and treasurer. Rev. ]. r. Buckley
\ MEETING; Of sheepmcn OF the state
will be held at the ofIlco of the Utah
Woolgrowers' association in the Judge
building today to discuss the dipping OF
sheep the coming summer. Members of
thc state board OF sheep commissioners
viii meet with the SheepmeR.
MAT MATIvI was arraigrcd before
Judge Lewis OF the district court Tues
day upon the charge of assault upon 4
young girl named Maggie Smith. and en-
tered 4 plea OF not guilty His case was
fense was committed July II. 1909.
+. NJ. O'BRIEN, representing Carson
Ptrie, Scott & Go. Of Chicago, is at thc
Knutsford. For years ono or the other
Of the popular OBrlcn brothers has made
salt Lake in the interest of this hrm
and all arc welcome visitors, T. M
O'Brien is A brother of William O'Brien
of this city.
Of the Elks lodge of riverside Cal ar
rived in Salt Lake Tuesday 10 adjust
losses on several carloads OF oranges
which were caught at Csliente IN the
loft last night for Nevada. expecting to
reach Calionto Thursday.
THE TAKING or testimony in the case
Of the Silver King Consolidated Mining
tion Mines company was resumed before
Special Examiner Christy In the United
States court Tuesday. Miners employed
on the property which Is Jointly owned
by tho two companies were examined,
L. L. DEISKEII, who is awaiting
trial upon the charge OF numbering Spc-
cial Oniccr G. G. Riley last October. has
again changed attorneys z. #. Farms
sell withdrew from the case and on Tues
day Attorneys M. Thomas and Dale
Psrke were entered a attorneys FOR Drls-
kcll.
MRS. J, W. KYLE OF Howe. Ida. has
written 10 Postmaster Arthur l.. Thomas
for informs ton concerning; tho Theosoph
ical society in Salt Lake City. In an
other letter received by Postmaster
Thomas Tuesday James T.. Kinker, a
theatrical man OF Denver, is trying TO To-
cate Frank Maleese, an actor. who is
supposed 20 live in Salt Lake City,
CHARLES w STEVENS. charged
with assault and battery upon \, L.
Williams. was found guilty In Justice
Timpson's court at Sugar House Tues
day evening by the Jury sitting In the
case, Mr.. stevens requested a stay of
execution until Wednesday morning
when he Will he represented by counsel
and at which timo Justice Timpson will
pass judgment
ARTICLES OF incorporation Of the
Casio Avenue Pipe Limo company OF
Halliday were filed with the county clerk
on Tuesday, The company is capital
lied al $1,000. divided Into shares OF the
par value OF 81 each &, A. Harper is
president; Frank Walker vice president;
a. c.. Marchant. secretary and treasurer.
These are also the directors OF the com
pany.