The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-20
City and Neighborheod

II. w. ROBINSON, speaker OF the last
| house. was In the city from Logan Fri
| day.
Il T.. RHODES was fined So by Justice
OF the Peace L, NJ. Bishop, Friday, for
selling rotten fruit
AN INTERESTING musical programme
has been arranged for the Commercial
club luncheon today.
THE BANK CLEARINGS Friday We're
$1SS 2o2 S3, as compared with l,2l4,-
SOFAS for August l9. 1903,
THE ADULT BLIND COMMISSION
met In Governor SpryS office Friday
and transacted routine business.
MAXWELL POST. No. s. department
OF Utah. will hold its regular meeting
this Saturday evening mt o'clock,
Bingham. died at st. Marks hospital
Friday from injuries received In a mine
accident at Bingham several weeks ago.
J. c. STAY, county horticultural in
spector. and his deputies, Friday morning
seized and dumped into the Jordan river
twenty mine boxes OF pears and four
bushels of apples that were wormy.
THE UTAH FIRE CLAY COMPANY
filed amended incorporation articles with
the county clerk Friday, Increasing the
capital stock from 100000 To $500, 600,
divided into 5000 shares of 500 each.
EXPECTING that all his time will be
taken In the meeting of the board OF
pardons, which will consider the Harry
Thornc case, Governor Spry has made
no engagements for today
SAMUEL. c. StIERRu4L, the new mem
Der Of the public works board, has not
qualified and two other members are
out OF the city, so there was no quorum
for the board meeting scheduled for Fri
day evening.
WORD WAS RECEIVED Friday by
OF the arrest of G. Baier at Richmond,
Cache county, for shooting chickens out
Of season. Baier Will have his hearing
Saturday.
CLARA M. D. PAUL. charges William
c. Paul with non on-support and asks for
a divorce, costs and $50 attorney fees in
a suit filed in the district court Friday.
The couple was married at Ogden, Sep
tember IA, 1908.
a, c. RTzOS. c. NJ. Spaulding and John
Doe Richmond are charged with selling
ID. J. Barlow 10 cents worth OF corrosive
sublimate. July 26 last without labelling
1T poison. in a complaint issued by the
county attorney Friday.
+. EDWARD CoNNOR CAMP. Sons
Of Veterans will meet hereafter at
south street, on first and third Saturdays
Of each month at p. m: first meeting
TO be Saturday, August 20.
THE VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
gramme at their hall. SO East First
South street, DIT $50 o'clock this (Satur
day) evening. The music will embrace
both vocal and instrumental and will be
we'll worth hearing,
MAYOR BRANSFORD Friday trans
mitted 10 the city recorder for the coun-
CHS consideration the petition OF citizens
OF the southwestern portion of the city
for the abatement OF the Ninth South
street canal nuisance. with the recon-
mendation that the matter be given i'm
mediate and careful attention
REV. MR. AND MRS. p. A SIMPI<IN
returned Friday from n seven weeks fish
ing trip TO Santa Monica. The Rev. MIR.
Simpkin reported an enjoyable outing
seven weeks were spent In fishing. bath
Ing and having good time In general.
STATE FISH AND GAME COMMIS-
S1ONER FRED w. CHAMBERS Will go
10 Sprlngvile Saturday 10 inspect the
AT Provo by State Food and Dairy Com
missioner Willard Hanson and State
Chemist Herman Harms. and tho three
will fish for Il few hours on Utah lake.
HENRY BOORMAN has returned TO
the city from an extended trip through
big eastern cities. including Chicago.
Milwaukee. Washington and New York,
and had "a delightful vacation. He is
glad. however. TO be back I'm Zion which,
he says is the best town on the map.
REV. DR. AND MRS. LOUIS S.
BOW WGRMAN OF the Emmanuel Baptist
church returned Wednesday from n de-
lightful vacation trip OF five weeks 10
country. In addition to being royalty
entertained by former parishloncrs In
Seattle there were fishing trips 10 the
Olympic mountains and VaShon island
That which stands out as the most mem
orable, however. WAS visit to Mount
tain that was called Cod" Mr. Bower
man expressed himself as exceedingly
gratihed at the, splendid progress that
had been made during his absence on the
new Emmanuel cdif1cc