The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
City and Neighborhood

THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
win hold its regular meeting Friday
night.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY will go
10 Tooclc today TO reioin the Commercial
club all Utah excursion.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT \, G..
NELSON went To Ogden Wednesday 10
visit the schools OF that city,
THE LOCAL bank Clearings Wcdncs-
day wore Si,2i5, ,O33.7l, as compared with
Sl.o9s. .iI6.l6 for the corresponding day
Of last year.
THE c. L. SOCIETY Of the Wcstmin-
stcr Presbyterian church will give an
experience" social next Friday evening,
May 20. at I15 Third avenue.
DIR. JOHN \. SuNDWALI. Of the Uni
vcrsity Of Utah delivered an interesting
OF the public schools ON Wednesday at
the city and county building.
SEVENTEEN CHILDREN were picked
up by Juvenile court officers acting un-
der the instructions OF Guardcllo Brown
Wednesday night. The children were
accused of violating the curtcw law.
AN AMENDMENT to the articles Of in
CORPORATION OF The +. w. Thatcher com
rotary OF state Wednesday, making Il
change In the directorate OF the com
pany.
BERT BATES. charged with the bat
terry OF the person OF Thomas Robinson,
was sentenced TO pay n fine OF S25 or
serve twenty-five days In the city jail
by Judge Bowman Wednesday after
noon.
AN ACTION was fled in tho district
court Wednesday by the Commercial Ma
tional bank against j. NJ. Reynolds TO
recover $1,000 and interest, alleged 10 be
due on a .promissory note executed on
August ., 1909.
A. w HENNY, wanted for obtaining
money under false prctenses. was re-
turned TO this city from Ogden by De-
tective Wheeling Wednesday night, Hen
ny IS accused OF passing number of
worthless checks.
INVITATIONS arc out for the wedding
OF Captain Julia Williams TO Captain Al
bert Chosham AZ the Salvation Army
citadel, l39 East Second South street.
May %. nj p, m. Colonel w. +. Jenkins
win officate.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF the
Emmanuel Baptist church Will meet this
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with
Mrs. \. G. Orcm. All members OF the
society are requested 10 be present as a
business meeting Will be held which VIII
be of Importance.
NICK ALEXANDER and Louis Bey-
routhy. through their attorney, entered
pleas OF guilty in Judge I.owis's court
Wednesday 10 the charge OF contributing
To the delinquency Of juveniles by per
mittlng them In their poolrooms, and
were fined $50 and $40, respectively.
CHAPERONED by Superintendent p.
5. Pendergrass and Miss Fannie y. Lee.
the day nurses of st. Marks hospital
took part In a comet party at the top
OF Ensign peak Wednesday night. Re
freshments were served and n most en-
joyablc time was had by those who at
tended.
FRED IIhsCHE filed suit in the dis
trict court Wednesday against O. Bour-
don, W. II. Cromer, Mate b. Cromer and
John Doe 10 roreclose a mortgage on part
OF lot 5, block 49, plat A, Salt Lake City
survey. The mortgage WAS given by
Bourbon to secure the payment OF Il
note for Sl522. 60
THE STATE board OF land commits
sioners will hold special meeting on
Friday and make another effort to hnd
some way Of disposlng OF its white ee
phant," the Hatchtown reservoir A
number of efforts have been made by the
board TO sell the project, but all have
been unsuccessful.
WILLIAM SMALL failed TO appear in
Judge Lewis's court for trial Wednes
day and the court ordered his ball for
feited. Small was convicted in the po-
liquor after midnight on July Is and was
fined 500. He appealed to the district
court and WAS released ON bail.
THE SALT LAKE chapter of the
American Institute OF Banking will hold
the annual election of officers at the
regular meeting of the chapter at the
Commercial club Thursday night. Fol
loving the dinner and preeeding, The elec-
lecture on Negotiable Instruments"
PATROLMAN SIMPSON and Sergeant
Roberts found q trunk In a vacant lot
on Fifth West street. between Second
and Third South streets. Wednesday
morning, partially filled with letters ad-
dressed to Jesse V. Bolton. Salds, Colo.
who apparently Is a railroad engineer.
The trunk is at the station awaiting an
owner.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY Issued a
complaint on Wednesday against A w.
ITennlng, charging him with obtaining
money by false pretenses. IL Is alleged
that Henning drew "A check on the Con-
tlnental National bank on May II for
$50, which he induced T. II. Weed 10 cash
for him and Il was aftcrward learned
that Henning had no account at the
bank.
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERI-
CAN REVOLUTION, by its secretary.
Molly s. Breedep. has filed a protest
with the city recorder, to be sent To
the council against the city permitting
the establishment OF a mining camp at
the head of City Creek canyon. or against
the city permitting the mining company
to use any OF Its land for mining pur-
poses
IL ". AND ]. w. CLARK. charged
with cruelty TO animals, failed To appear
before Justice Bishop Wednesday after
noon for the hearing Of their trial. and n
bench warrant was issued for them.
They had been arrested n complaint
sworn TO by DIR. T. Il. Beatty and had
been released upon their own rocognI-
nance on May g. The case was continued
until Friday afternoon at o'clock
FIRE DAMAGED contents OF the
at 26i West South Temple street Wed
nesday night to the extent OF $50 and
the building TO tho extent of S1b.
A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults Of the