The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
City and Neighborheod

ARTHUR BARNES IS back from Coal-
| Vile, where he attended the Homecoming
day celebration. held there last week
DISTRICT JUDGE GEORGE G. ARM
STRONG Is holding court in Coalville
this week, lie probably will be there un-
I'll Friday
ALFRED SWENSON and Edwin Lar
son. both formerly of Sweden, We're ad-
mitted TO citizenship by District Judge
| Morse Monday.
THE SWEDISH BROTHERHOOD will
hold its annual outing vi Lagoon next
Thursday. with regular programme, In
| Guiding prize contests
THE STATE BOARD OF EoUALIZA-
TION has completed It's hearings and is
now recording It's findings. a report will
be made in about week.
JAMES II. ANDERSON, United States
| marshal, has returned from New Or
| leans. where he went with prisoner and
delivered him to the authorities.
| TWENTY-SEVEN STUDENTS from
! the Minneapolis school OF mines arc at
| the MoXum hotel. They Will make
| tour of the mining camps of the state,
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued a
complaint Monday against George Hart,
| charging him with indecent conduct June
II towards Mildred Sugden, aged 10
| years.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued a
| complaint Monday against Matt Domm.
| charging him with selling liquor on Sun
day. June 10, az ths Emigration canyon
| grove.
c. JINARAJADAsA, the theosophi-nl
lecturer from india, lectured Monday
evening at Unity hall on THE use and
! Abuse OF Prayer" The lecture was full
| OF interest throughout.
| GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY Monday
| received an official invitation to the for
| ty-fourth annual convention of the G.. A
| r. to be held In Atlantic City NJ j.,
September 10 TO "a next
DIR. WILLIAM NJ. STEWART. profess
sor OF education and principal Of the state
| normal school, was around yesterday,
after being confined to his home for the
| last ten days because OF Illness.
| l.. j, GARDNER was confirmed by the
| county commissioners Monday as extra
jailer at the county jail In the leave OF
| absence OF Burton H Seager, who has
| been given ninety days off without pay.
THE EAGLES have appointed Louis
Yanner and SI, M Beaver a commit
| tee TO get into touch with some aviators
| so that there can be some airship flights
at Saltair June 81, the day the Eagles
| celebrate.
| DR. A. c. YOUNG. state veterinarian,
| and c. b, Stewart secretary OF the State
| Woolgrowers' association, win speak to
| the Summit county shecpmen at Wan
ship next Friday on the condition of the
| industry,
GOVERNOR sPRY Monday received
notice from the general land office at
lection by the state OF 2472 acres OF
land In the Salt Lake district IN lieu OF
school lands.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY and Sec
retary OF State Charles S. Tingey went to
Provo Monday afternoon on a fishing trip
as guests of DR.. d. III. Calder, superln-
tendent of the state mental hospital.
They VIII return today.
LYDIA GIBBETT filed suit for divorce
in the district court Monday against
George c. Gibbett on the grounds OF de-
sertion and non-support. They were mar
ried In this city, April 80. 1909, and 1t is
alleged that Glbbett deserted his wife on
June 16 OF the same year.
THE REG ULAR meeting OF the Salt
Lake Ad club will be held at the head
quarters of the organization In the Com
mercial Club building this (Tuesday)
evening. A new president is to be elect
ed at this meeting and also five dele
gates to the Omaha convention.
THE y. II. G. A. summer school will
open this morning at $3.50 o'clock. Up
ment OF sixty-oight pupils. nearly ali OF
them from the A classes of the public
schools. They expect by the. summers
in the fall in the next higher grade
ALFRED ATKINSON, chairman of the
board of governors OF the dry farming
congress, announced the appointment OF
]. w. Paxman OF Nephi as committeeman
for Utah. The long illness OF Mr.. Pax
man has made 1t impossible for him to
act.
ONE MORE juror was secured Monday
In the case Of the state against Thomas
Riley. charged with the murder OF
George w. Fassell in this city March rs
last, making a total of eight of the nee
cssary twelve jurors to try the case |
Hcber II, Davis was the juror secured
Monday.
FUNERAL. SERVICES over the body
of Edwin s. Davis, who died Monday
morning following a brief Illness; will be |
family residence at 164 North Second
West street Mr.. Davis was IS years old |
and was the son of Edwin and elizabeth
S. Davis.
M. NJ. MILES filed petition in the
probate division OF the district court |
the estate Of Margaret E. Miles who died |
In this city January % last. The estate !
consists of real property described as
part of lot l, block "a. plat O. Salt Lake
City survey. There are five heirs.
PROF. f. w. REYNOLDS OF the Uni
trance examinations for Harvard uni
verslty. There were only two applicants.
]. Whitman OF Provo and Vermont Hatch |
81 member OF this years graduating class
at the Salt Lake High school, The ex-
aminations will be completed TODAY
WHEN A YOUNG fellow. who gave his
name to the police as John Holt and his
age as 10 years. went into a saloon on
South State street Monday night he was
identified by the bartender as tho man
who had passed worthless check on
the house last fall. The police were no. |
tilted and Sergeant Beckstead placed him
under arrest.
LLOYD HUFFAKER. II years of age
the son OF Ray Huffaker, who resides