The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
City and Neighborhood

Agey 0guU lNCgSuuUUGBDU1DO
W. G. DENTREss. accompanied by
his daughter. Miss Margaret. has gone To
the coast for his health,
JOHN r. WINDER of the first preSi-
dency Of the Mormon church is steadily
improving from his recent attack of
pneumonia.
RABBI HEVESCH of Congregation
Montefioro talked at the synagogue Fri
day night on The Transient and Perma
ncnt Aspects OF Life"
WORD WAS RECEIVED in Salt Lake
City. Friday, of the death Of JbcuoZcr
Woodford at the home OF his SOD. Joseph
Woodford. 1T Scb3stopol. Cal. OF old age,
An Woodford was formerly a resident OF
this city.
EARL SWABB. the switchnan injured
at Pallas. Utah. Wednesday night who
later taken TO the Groves L. D. s
hospital. where 1t was found necessary TO
amputatc the injured foot, is reported 10
be resting easy.
LUCIAN II. SMYTH. chief deputy
United States marshal, is just recover
ing from a bad attack Of throat trouble.
Mr.. Smyth's voice has been seriously inn
paired for several days. but he Will soon
resume his important duties.
AN EXAMINATION was held 6v the
state board OF optomctry Friday. five as
pirants for honors as opticians presenting
themselves, The examination was con-
Quoted by T.. j. Alexander and II, o.
Jensen.
JOSEPHINE LYoEE. who said that
she was - years OF age and a SlenoS-
rapher was arrested by Patrolman J. NJ
Lyon Friday night and taken TO the po-
lice station, where she was charged with
YaSrancy.
MRS, r. V. JULIAN. 26a Fifty-scyenth
street. Brooklyn. y, Y. has written Post
about her brother, Robert NJ. McLaugh-
lin. Mclaughlin Is supposed 10 have
come here in 1891 oil 1892 from Liverpool
England
Sykes. the demcntcd woman who was
taken into custody by the police Thurs
day morning. Is the same. the woman
Continuing TO sing, and pray ~ her cell
She is being cared for by Police Matron
Clifford
SHERIFF. JOSEPH c. SHARP re-
ceiyed telegram from oklahoma CITY
Friday morning. stating that an officer
with requisition papers for the return to
that place OF A. il. Sewer, wanted there
for forgery.
INSURANCE MEN will hold forth at
the Commercial club This this Saturday
iZation of lire underwriters will meet at
a luncheon at l o'clock, and the Utah
Association of Life Underwriters Will
hold its fifth annual banquet in the even
ing.
.aRRANC EAGENTS have been made for
another special luncheon at the CONNER
cial club Saturday from l. to o clock,
when an excellent menu Will be provided.
10 the accompaniment of the excellent
orchestra which has been heard at the
club on several similar occasions
FRIDAY was the seventy eighth birth
rum OF twelve apostles Of the Mormon
church Apostle Penrose is now presi-
dent OF the European mission, with
headquarters at Liverpool England The
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THE FIRST copy OF Progress" a
Creek American weekly newspaper,
which has been established in Salt Lake
City, came from the press Friday. j,
Gratis = Greek paper published in
Salt Lake. is the editor OF the new publ
cation.
\ MORTGAGE was fled with the coun-
ty recorder Friday by which w. ., Kay
mortgages TO tho Zions Savings Bank
and Trust company a part of lot /. block
So plat \. Salt Lake City survey, for
the sum OF s25.oOc. The property is To-
Gated on Main street, Just north of
Walker Bros. bank.
THE state board OF land commission
ers has adjourned until February Il. on
which date II will meet and award leases
on the state lands Inside the forest re-
serves. About l50 bids were received
from stockmen. Fcbruafy =, for leases on
these lands. and these bids Will be tsbu
lated and in shape by the time OF the
lb'tllHSs
y. w. CLAYTON has been reelected
president of the Consolidated Music COM
pany. with Or. Fred Stauffcr as vice
president. " 5. mccormick treasurer;
agcr; 4. y. BcesIcy, assistant manager,
and n r Christensen. sales manager
The only change In the board of directors
was the election OF Elias \. Smith To hll
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
J. E. Wiley.
THE WILL OF Mary Ann Brown who
died December - last. was fled for pro-
bate in the district court Friday. with
the petition OF Charles III. Brown asking
that he be appointed executor Of the
same. The estate consists OF personal
property of the value OF $50 and cash
in hank amounting To S2145.o 90. The will
provides that the estate shall be divided
equally among the four heirs mentioned
in the petition.
TIE BODY Of Mrs Clara T. Smell ar
rived Ti1d in ,his city from from MsSoula, Mont.
A daughter OF Mrs. Smell and her hus-
band arrived with the body and were
met at the depot hy delegation OF the
Ladies Of the Maccabces. of which or
Eaniza ton Mrs. Smell was a member. The
body was taken TO The residence OF w
VI. Weyher. IA Fourth avenue. from
morning st II o'clock, with intcrment at
the City cemetery.
DEPUTY SHERIFF LEWIS left Salt
Lake City for Denver. Colo. Friday
morning. having in custody X. w. Me-
Kinney, alias Ralph Hall. wanted in Den
yer for jumping bail in The sum OF $500
last May. After investigating AN inquiry.
FsSe'ved ,n, from nn t9o psRyr5 officials some
Mckinney. who was serving a sentence
In the county jail. and sent Tho photo
graph to Denver. II was recognized as
that OF Hall. who later agreed to return
10 Denver without the formalty OF
rcquisiticn papers.