The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
City and NeighborhOod

JAMES w. QUINN is confined to his
home with an attack of rheumatism
CREDITORS of the Schettler estate
will be paid their final dividend on sat
urday by calling on the receiver, IL Eagle
block
BENJAMIN b. sTEBBINs. assaycr at
the New Haven Bingham who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia. has rccov-
cred and left for his New York home,
THE board of public works will hold
its regular meeting tonight. There are
no bids To be opened so that the board
will have little business TO transact.
4 WARRANT was issued Thursday by
Judge Bowman for the arrest OF fred
Peterson on n charge of having assaulted
Richard Proctor, The case will be heard
Friday.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting OF
the board of trustees OF the Agricultural
college was held i'm Governor Spry's Of
fec Thursday afternoon. Only routine
business was transacted.
CLERK JUDD OF the city board OF edu-
cation Is soliciting bids for school and
janitors' supplies for the year 1910-i9ll
Bids viii be opened by the hoard of edu-
cation 1T noon Monday. April il.
OWING TO the fact that Judge Lewis
of the district court Is engaged in the
l.. E. DrlslSel murder trial. the regular
weekly probate call will he held before
Judge NJ L. Ritchie this afternoon.
WILLIAM III. THORNTON Of Flynn
outh. Utah. has applied TO tho state en-
ginecr for 9 second foot OF water from
Malad river which he Will pipe to his
home distance of nearly two miles.
THE REGULAR meeting of the Salt
Lake County horticultural society VIII
he held in the office of the county com
missioners In the city and county build
ing Saturday afternoon at 1:3o o'clock,
SECRETARY of State Charles S. Tin
gey has issued q call upon all of the
state and private banks doing business
in Utah for a statement of their Condi-
tion at the close of business March IA
RULON s WELLS addressed the mis-
sonary class OF the Latter-day Saints
university Thursday evening on "Prac-
IDEAL Missionary Work" based on his eX
periences In England as "A missionary for
the Mormon church.
TIE SEMI MONTHLY reading at
Great Salt Lake showed a rise of three
tenths Of a foot between March / and
March l5 I'm the water of the inland sea
The lake is now two and onc-tenth feet
higher than Il was a year ago.
MATT DAUGHERTY. the well-known
mining man. was painfully injured by
falling while alighting from street car
Wednesday. Daueherty fell and dislo-
Gated the bones OF his LETT wrist. He was
also slightly bruised about the body
THE FINALS In the musical contest
which is being carried out by the Granite
stake will he held in the Granite stake
house this evening. NJ the contest this
evening those who qualify will take part
be held during the middle of March.
THE REV. WILLIAM THURSTON
BROWN and others will speak at the Gel
ebratlon of the Paris commune March
Is, at s p. m. in room 81, Commercial
club building, South West Temple street.
under the auspices of the Salt Lake So
cialist party. Admission will be free.
THE Utah Society of Engineers will
ters. 7o2 Newhousc building. H. IS.
Saunders and Ernest Gaylord will lead
the discussion on Concentration Of
ores. All Interested In the subject are
Invited.
THE STATE food and dairy depart
ment has been advised OF the arrest and
prosecution OF G. 5. Wood of Spring
yille, on charge Of violating the state
sold butter without the name of the
manufacturer or his address on the pack
age.
OWING TO the fact that Saturday is
the retail clerks will not tag people on
that day in behalf of the early closing
campaign as was planned. Instead the
clerks will wait until some day next
week when they will observe another
tag day for o'clock closing.
WILLIAM MAHoNEY. employed as
foreman .he Kearns building. fell
twenty feet into a bed of soft concrete
collapsed. but escaped Injury. He was
unable TO extricate himself and II was
fOund necessary TO DrllS Il btS derrick
into play TO rescue the foreman.
Or. i. f. MURRAY. i'm charge OF The
local station OF the United States bureau
Of animal industry. has returned from
Ogden where he went carly in the week
10 arrange for the locating and district
Ing of nocks OF sheep which will trail
into Idaho through northern Utah from
Nevada for summer ranging.
MUCH INTEREST Is being demon
strated in The lecture to be given at Row
land hall Friday night by Prof Mitchell
Carroll of the George Washington uni
versty at Washington. ID. c.. which will
be given under tho auspices OF the Utah
Society OF the Archaeological Institute OF