The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-16
City and Neighborheod

| MAXWELL POST. No. 5, department
| OF Utah, G. \. r., will hold its regular
meeting tonight Saturday at S o'clock.
THE BANK CLEARINGS Friday were
| S.l14.i0E3O. as compared with Sl.S0l,-
2lS.3o for the corresponding day Of last
year.
r. e. WOoLLEY is back at his desk in
| the county assessors office from vaca-
| ton Of ten or twelve days spent near
| Coalyille.
| WILLARD DONE. assistant insurance
| commissioner, was in Smithtield. Cache
county. Thursday night on insurance and
| other business.
| GOVERNOR SPRY went to Ogden Fri
day for trip up Ogden canyon with a
party. The governor viii return to Salt
! Lake City today.
| BURGLARS entered the residence of
| c. Riley. 9S Virginia street. some time
| Thursday afternoon and ransaclccd the
house. They stole gold watch and
chain.
| G. NATIO. a Japanese. was taken to
| ST. Marks hospital Friday night suffer
! ing from u compound fracture OF tho left
! leg. lie was injured while working In the
Garfield Smclter,
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENT comes from the ad-
| jutant generals office TO the effect that
| lieutenant OF Company B at Ogden, APP
! poiutment TO take eifoCt July Il.
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY Of the
United Commercial Travellers win hold "A
special meeting DcSI aIlsl-
noon at O'Clock at Eagles hail. Busi-
ness of importance will be transacted.
w. h. FRAZIER of Caiente, New, fell
in a faint at the intersection OF Second
South and Main streets Friday evening.
lie WIS removed TO tho emergency hos
pital and after rcviving left the station
Tor his room.
MRS. II. NJ. LAKIN. who has re-
turned from trip 10 England. has been
appointed matron OF the new Orphans
Homo and lDuV NIlSeFN. Mrs. akin
was at one time matron OF the Salt Lake
college, now called the Gordon academy.
AT THE federal building on August
10 the United States civil service com
mission WIN hold examinations. as fol-
lows: Second d-class steam engineer at a
salary of $1,000 per annum, tirst-class
steam engineer at salary OF $1,000
year.
THE NATIONAL Bank of the Repub-
lie Friday brought suit In the district
court against Imrc c. and Hcrmina c.
Glosz TO recover S2500, alleged to be due
on promissory notes executed the latter
1910.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the re-
mains Of Mrs. Lindsey, tho aged woman
who died at ST. Marks hospital We'd
nesday night, after an illness thore ex
tending over three years, were held Fri
day afternoon from ]. W. Taylor's
chapel.
GEORGE WALLS. general foreman OF
was In Salt Lake Friday comforting with
General Manager Hugh Thomas regard
ing the extension OF the company's lines
In Nevada, He will leave for the west
OH Sunday.
ONLY TWO MEMBERS OF the board
OF public works. Chairman II. C. Nc
MILAN and w. ]. Halloran, appeared at
the board office in the City and County
building Friday evening, so no meeting
could be held. It is proposed now to
hold meeting today Saturday.
THE UTAH Metals Mining company
brought suit ~ against Andrew Hay and
Danlel Mcleod and John S, Jonasson.
In tee district court Friday TO quiet tiue
10 the Grand Duke and the Grand
Mountain mining district this county,
JOHN A. CARLSON. aged 81 years,
passed away Thursday. night at his
home. 2bS Iowa avenue. Funeral services
will be held from the Eleventh ward
chapel Sunday at 1890 p. IN, The body
may be viewed at the residence between
II and Il, o'clock on the day of the fu-
neral.
GOVERNOR SPRY Friday horored the
requisition OF Governor Gillett for the
return 10 California OF j. Walter Smith.
alias j. A. Boyle; wanted at San Fran
$3.50. and Officer Gibson started back
to tho Golden Gate city with his prisoner
Friday night,
THE PRINCIPAL feature of the ex-
crclScs aI ne university OF lEln SUM
mcr school Friday was tho address de-
livcred. in response to an invitation from
the faculty. by Professor Levi Edgar
Young on the carly development OF Utah.
Today the students Will visit Emigration
canyon In body,
THE FUNERAL OF Miss Florence II.
King, aged 90. who died Friday morning
at st. Marks hospital, where she had
been taken for treatment. will be held
at the home Of her sister. Mrs. NJ. J.
Ruddy. of 776 South Second West street.
al . o'clock Saturday afternoon. Inter
ment will be in Mount Olivet ceme-
terry,
ON HIS way back to Utica. n. Y,
whence he brought fvo Chinese TO San
Francisco for deportation Charles j.
Kannerlohr, deputy United States mar
shal Of the northern district of New York.
visited in Salt Lake Friday The Chinese
arrived in the United States over the
Canada line and were arrested nt UtiSa
by immigration officers.
CITY RECORDER RIFES returned
Friday from q ten-day vacation. part
of which was spent at Eureka and his
deputy. VIII Schoppe.l Immediately left
for "a two weeks vaca Lion In the noun
tains thirty or forty miles east of Og-
den. Schoppe armed with rods and
rocls and other fishingi tackle galore. and
when he gets back there will be fish for
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