The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-13
City and Neighborhood

company has returned from an extensive
business trip through California.
JUDGE LEWIS Of the district court has
appointed Leslie j. -Alser to defend Ed
ward Farrell. who will be arraigned this
morning.
SALT LAKE bank ,clearings wednes-
pared with Sl.16fS2a32 for tho corrc-
spending day of last year.
| PROF.. MOSTAI HALL Of the q -nivcr-
sity of Utah VIII 20 TO Grantsvlie, sun
day. 10 deliver an address TO the school
patrons Sunday night.
| celia Lucas was dismissed by Judge
| Lewis OF the district court Wednesday,
upon motion OF District Attorney Loot
| bourow.
COUNTY ATTORNEY LYON wednes-
! day issued q. complaint against Glen
sparks charging him with grand larceny
Tor the theft Of SJJ in cash from G. j..
| Barnhardt. January l..
| OWING TO the illness OF several NOM
| bers, the installation ceremonies of Rey-
| nolds circle. Ladies of the G.. A. r., were
not held Tuesday afternoon. as intended.
but were postponed until January %
JESSE 1, BURNETT. secretary of the
| from q four weeks trip to Boston, where
he visited his sister. Mrs l.. B. Goodrich.
whom he had not seen for seventeen
years.
| MRS, VERA 4. 1IORNE. popular
member of the taberuacle choir, has gone
! TO- join her husband at Victor, 1da.. and
! Will make her home in the northern city.
Mr. Horne was recently appointed prln-
| cipal Of ono of the Victor schools.
CHEN P0Y CHOW, a local Chinaman is
easGr TO bring his son from China TO join
! himShere j. c. iJise and v. Yatman the
| immigration agents here. held an investi-
CATION at tho Federal building Wednesday
to determine whether he is his SON
THERE Is little snow and plenty ct
| grass in Millard county at the present
| IN I Il n
connected with the weather bureau. Mr.
! Watson. suggests that shecpmen might
| profiIabty ship some OF their noclSs to
! Millard county and keep them there until
| spring.
| AN OvERHEATED compressor on
street car No. 3O4 caused small blaze
99nder the nQ1r Of the car az Second
morning. and for a time il looked as il
the blaze might prove disastrous. Prompt
application of snow and water prevented
amy extensive damage
UTAH LAKE is La feet higher now
| than IL was at this time last year. En-
gineer McGonigal received a report from
| the lake "Wednesday. showing that it is
there need be no fear Of not having sut-
| iiCient water in the various canals this
year for all purposes.
REORGA ANiZATfON Of the Canadian
association of this city is now in progress
and the association will soon take on new
life. Any Canadian residents OF Salt
! Lake desirouS OF joining the associs ton
are requested to send their names TO T.
| l.. Scott the secretary, who Is located
In the Eagle block.
| PETITION for letters or adninstra-
ton of the estate of Laura a. Sredeker
who died in this city January l. was filed
I In tho probate division OF the district
| court Wednesday. The estate consists Of
real property valued at $4,000, cash in
| bank amounting 10 S9Si.5O, and n note
! amounting TO $232-
| JUDGE MORSE Wednesday rendered a
decree of foreclosure in favor OF IL. r.
| Smith and against .. y. Parsons for the
TO foreclosc on 10000 shares OF stock in
the Iowa-Utah Mining and Milling COM
pany. which was pledged to the plaintiff
TO secure It's purchase price.
THE regular monthly meeting of the
Daughters Of the Mormon Battalion was
| held Wednesday afternoon ct the resi-
dencc OF Mrs, Abbie Cowley. 125 North
West Temple 4 musical and literary
noon and dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs Blanche Richmond. first vice regent
OF the organization, presided.
THE: FUNERAL, of Mrs. Clara Cottle
was held Wednesday afternoon at .
I street Joseph W. Taylor conducted
the services; Bnrial was in Mount ,olivet
the late Joseph Cottle. She was Sc years
OF age and was born In England. Old
age was the cause of her death.
TIE THIRD institute meeting or the
| teachers of the Jordan district will be
held at Bingham Friday. The Rev. l.. L.
Goshen will deliver an address and mu-
sieal ne will viii b, be rendered hnnad ,G In
dance The Rio Grandc Western will run
Il special train 10 Bingham the day Of
| the meeting.
| a SPECIAL musical programme will be
given al tho mass meeting at the Odd
| Fellows hall in Garfield. ON Sunday even
! ing, Claude Netlletou. musical director
OF the y Nj. G. A.. ana first violinist at
the Shubort theater. VIII render violin
solo and a vocal sole. and viii play a
violin obligato 10 n solo by Mrs I. O..
PIummer Mrs. ". Loomis viii be the
| accompanist
| BEN RIVES city recorder. Wednesday
sent TO the Commercial club and the Real
Estate association iifty copies OF Mayor
| Blanstord's annual message. which has
| been printed in pamphlet form. In his
! communication 70 these two bodies. Nh.
1 Rivcs said that they had shown great in
terost in Improvements In the city in
general and he thought they can find
! some good suggestions in the mayor s
message along that line.
MISS EMMA MADISON Tor years a
valued att3clrc o. Tho Tribune. WHO. FOR
the past few years has held 2 responsible
| position with big brokerage lirln at
! Goldncld aud Tnnornh. Nov. will leave
The city Friday FOR New York. Miss Mad
! with Strueham & Co.. brokers'. and T.
seccivipc the concratulation OF her
{nany friends upon her good fortune.
! TIE TWENTIETH wedding anni-
versary or Mr.. and Mrs IT, \. SmillI was
celebrated at the Smiths handsome home
at Belmont avenue and Ninth East street
| Wednesday evening. The forty-nvc or.
| nfty guests spent the evening in music
and games and cong ratnlations galore
were sbowered upon Mr.. ana Mrs Smith.
a delicious luncheon WAS alAo served. The
event served as "A sort Of horse warming
I The new home was prettily decorated fos
1 the occasion.
| THE YOUNG FAMILY aSsoriation vim
| hold SOFT oil i9m,'y rotation NJ tIie