The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
City and Neighborheod

L. NJ, GREENWAY Of San Francisco
and we'll known in social and business
circles there, Is n guest AT the Wilson
hotel.
THE BANK CLEARINGs Wednesday
were SS4S 773.42 as compared with
81 ,oo6, 4o3,aS for the corresponding day of
last year.
MOTORCYCLE PATROLMAN w, W.
GRIFFIN was busily engaged in hand
Ing out cigars to his many friends We'd
nesday, He Is the father of a girl.
A MEETING OF the Young Mems Re-
publican club, at which the coming cam
paign Will be discussed will be held in
the Office OF Sherin Sharp Saturday
night.
SAMUEL OTTO HILL. lis South First
West street, Salt Lake City, applied TO
the state engineer Wednesday for two
and Il half cubic feet OF the flow OF Sevier
land
AcCoRDING to reports 5,frog from the local al
Henry Groves of Washington. D. c..
Is, on his way TO tho forests south OF the
city.
THE Hawaiian Troubadours will give
an open-air concert in Liberty park
Thursday evening. July %. An interest
Ing programme will be rendered. which
will consist of classical music. as well as
some native songs Of Hawaii.
ESPECIALLY attractive ribbons are
to be received this year by the winners
OF prize winning stock Of all kinds and
other exhibits at the next Utah state
fair. The ribbons have been selected at
Il cost this year that is double that ever
offered before.
FOR THE REASON that all of the
OF Second West street from Third South
TO the Warm Springs are not yet COM
plete, the board Of public works has ex-
tended the time for receiving bids from
July 20 to August 5.
JOHN PAUL, a printer. residing at
West Second South street. fell on the
stairway Tuesday night and broke his
right leg In two places. He was attended
St Marks hospital, where is is said to
be resting easily.
THE AUTHORITIES may decide to
have Sergeant Harry q. Male remain in
Ing the winter. Mr.. Male has met with
unusual success and now has seven or
eight men ready to go to Marc Island
for preliminary training.
SECRETARY JAMES WILSON Of the
department of agriculture will probably
visit Utah about August 6, to remain a
little over a week. The object OF his visit
Will be to inspect the national forests of
Utah. this having been done in Oregon,
Washington and Idaho.
SPECIAL TRAINS have been arranged
and elaborate preparations made for
general good time at Lagoon. Friday, by
rated in purple for the occasion, and 1t
is expected that the B. P. o. L. will he
present In large numbers
CONTRACTOR A. II. PARSONS of
plaster work on the Hotel Utah. says it
will be the finest in the western coun-
try. not even, excepting the famous
Paster is sas benF IN used sea
THE OGDEN PACKING AND PRO
VISION COMPANY has filed suit in the
district court against Ray l.. Hodgert
and Frank Colt. doing business as the
recover store fixtures alleged to be i'll
legally held and which are valued at
OLIVE NJ. HICKS. daughter of the late
street, died Wednesday at l O'clock Mt
the Or. Groves l.. D. S. hospital OF
typhoid and complications. Funeral serv-
Ices will be held at the Eighteenth ward
noon.
AN ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET has re-
Gently been issued by the Agricultural
College of Utah. which describes the ad
from scientific education. The text IS in
terosting and the Illustrations deal with
farm and country life. making the book
let very attractive,
Bingham. fell on the sidewalk In front
of Matt Rump's saloon on Commercial
street Wednesday night and broke his
leg. He was removed to the emergency
hospital. where the injury was attended
by DR.. Sprague. after which Healey was
taken to ST. Mark shospital
A COMPLAINT charging Arthur Stew
enson with obtaining money under false
pretense was issued by the county at
torney Wednesday afternoon. 1t is al
legged that Stevenson passed a worthless
check, drawn on Walker Bros. bankers
for So. on A. H. Meredith on July IL.
A private safe may be rented in the