The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
City and NeighborhSod

TIE BOARD OF CORRECTIONS held
its regular meeting at the state prison
Tuesday, transacting only routine busi-
ness.
MRS. Y. T., SHEPARD has returned
from II trip to the northwest and Pacific
coast. where she has been engaged in
Chautauqua work.
THE BANK CLEARINGS Tuesday
were STZ4,7 ,76S.l5. as compared with
S1,27s. 220,S5 for the corresponding day
Of last year.
FORTY-SEVEN GALLONS more OF
milk, above temperature. on Its way into
the city was denatured by City Food In
spector Frazier Tuesday.
J. B. SNIDER of the Salt Lake weather
office has been granted a fifteen days
vacation which he is spending In an out
Ing at Upper Falls, Provo canyon.
w. HOBBE was arraigncd in police
court Tuesday and entered plea OF not
guilty to the charge of threatening TO
kin w. L. Putnam on August 3. The
hearing was set for August IS.
LIEUT.. ]. d. ELLIOTT, Fifteenth in
fantry, United States army. has returned
from Camp E. s. Otis. where his resi-
ment is encamped, and now with his
wife. is staying at the Knutsford.
IN A PETITION filed with the city
recorder Tuesday for the city councils
consideration the Salt Lake Security &
Trust company wants the name OF Caro-
line avenue changed to that of Dresden
avenue,
NOLAN M'HAN OF the McHan Broth
ers dairy, was arraigned in police court
Tuesday upon the charge OF selling wa
tered milk and entered a plea of not
guilty. The case Will be tried Wednesday
morning.
FRANK cox was before the police
court Tuesday for preliminary hearing
upon the charge of robblng Elmer Peltier
OF 81 in cash and a bunch of keys on the
night of July %. The hearing was not
concluded,
c. SAMABONDA is charged with
petit larceny in complaint issued by the
county attorneys office Tuesday. II Is
alleged that Samabondia stole twenty
three boards, worth $40, from John Doe
Gerber Tuesday
IN a COMPLAINT issued by the coun-
ty attorney Tuesday j. j. Davis is
burglary Davis: IL is charged. tried TO
break into the MoXum cafe at 6i East
Fourth South street last Sunday.
ABOUT 1000 NATIVES of Holland are
expected TO be present at the annual out
ing of the Hollanders at Lagoon We'd
nesday. A committee has prepared an
elaborate programme OF sports OF all
kinds besides other forms OF entertain
ment.
THE GORDON ACADEMY here Will
open this year as usual, all arrangements
having been completed, Miss Ada e.
Bentley will have charge OF the school
and tnc same corps OF teacGerS employed
last year will be in the places occupied
by them then.
THE MCCARTNEY INVESTMENT
COMPANY, in a petition filed with the
city recorder Tuesday for the councils
consideration, wants Temple avenue
paved. curbed and guttered from Ninth
10 Fifteenth East street. n distance OF
six blocks.
THE BINGHAM COAL & LUMBER
COMPANY is suing the New England
Gold e. Copper Mining company in the
Third district court 10 collect $I509 bat
ance alleged to be due on an account OF
sl2,325 for coal. lumber and other sup
plies furnished
BENJAMIN s. RIVES city recorder.
received a request from an alderman of
Buffalo. n. Y, for copy OF Salt Lake
City's charter ordinances and the latest
city school board report. The lnforma-
ton. IL is understood. is to he used In
study OF municipal government.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the re-
mains OF Mrs. Julia Griffiths were held
at the Union meeting house Tuesday
with interment at the Union cemetery.
Mrs. Griffiths was an old resident OF