The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
City and Neighborhood

Chinatown.' has returned from New
York. Philadelphia and Washington.
COUNTY TREASURER GRoEsBECK
There arc about 10000 notices 10 be
mailed.
THE funeral OF William II. Reading.
Who died recently AT Bakersfield. Cal.
MI MI be nei1 at clock Friday afternoon
from the Twelfth ward meeting house,
THE seventeenth annual commence
ment OF the Utah Agricultural college
Will be held in the college chapel Sun
day. Monday and Tuesday. May 90. IS
and "a.
THE POSITION OF clerk Of the city
board of park commissioners will be va
can't on June ] and City Recorder Ben
s. Rlvcs is receiving applications for
appointment 10 the position.
TWO insurance companies were ad-
mitted TO practice In the state rhurs
day They arc tho .IaI<or Insurance com
pany Of Moscow. RussiI. and the Inter
national Insurance company Of New
York.
4 SPECIAL meeting Of the board of
land commissioners will be held on May
20. ut which the proposition OF finding
some way In which 10 dispose OF tho
Hstchtown reservoir project Will be con-
sldcrcd,
c. h. HOLLERAN filed mn action In
the district court Thursday against l..
J.. and Katherine M. Patrick To recover
TO he due on n note executed In Cold
field, New. on June so, 1909
y LARGE number of property owners
and residents along. Canyon Eoad have
asking the council 10 convert the land
along City creek from Second TO Fifth
avenues into n public park.
JUDGE ARMSTRONG of the district
court granted a divorce on Thursday TO
Evelyn NJ. RcdTnan from Joseph o. Red
man on the ground OF failure TO sup
port They were married in Omaha on
July is, 1894. and have one child, the
RedmaD.
GET OUT OF Salt Lake for six weeks.
Take this Immediately. according To d
rections was the prescription handed by
day afternoon. Mr.. johnson took the
prescription TO the Union Pacific railroad
office himself and had IL filled with
ticket and Pullman reservation to Los
Angeles for next sunday.
CARL JUNDBERC;. bricklayer of
Salt Lake City; filed petition in the
federal court Thursday to be declared a
bankrupt, giving his liabilities az sG3017
berg, a laborcr OF Salt Lake county,
asks to be adjudged a bankrupt. lie
gave his assets as $1o and his liabilities
as Stl9.30
Eastern Star for the jurisdiction of Utah
opened at Masonic temple Thursday
morning. Two business sessions were
held and the work OF tho various chap
election OF officers will be held. The
evening session Thursday wound up with
banquet,
A o. TREGANZA OF tho firm OF Ware
< Trcganza, architects, sold his home at
Sixth South and Elizabeth streets Thurs
day for $1,000 The property was bought
by Walter Roberts and the sale was
made through the Hallorap Judge Loan
and Trust company. The lot measures
50Xl32 feet and tho house Is a fine eH-
ample Of the modern bungalow type. COM
plcted about three years ago.
JOHN &. CLARKE, manager Of the
Mission theater, announced Thursday aft
ernoon that he had cancelled the engage
ment OF Louis Guertfn, who on WcdncS-
day night struck his vaudeville partner.
Miss Margaret Canada, while she was In
her room at the Wilson hotel, Guertin
was released from the city Jail Thurs
day afternoon, after the girl had refused
to prosecute him.
be shipped from the east next month,
according 10 advlces received by Samuel
Newhouse Thursday The first ship
ment will he made June 10 and the fun
order is promised to follow in short
time. Mr.. NewhouSe says the erection of
the magnificent play house Will be rushed
as fast as possible with view to having
It completed by next October.
THE fourth annual congress of the
Playground Association of America will
II. The local committee OF tho associa-
tIon, of which George 7. Wallace is
is advertising this meeting.
which will be an important one, Mrs.
honorary vice presidents of the associa-
ton. Reports from this association will
be submitted TO the United States con-
gross.