The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
City and Neighborhood

MR., AND MRS. ]. II. WALTERS Will
leave for the east Monday. where they
VIII spend several weeks.
a, T. BAUYARD. n laborer OF Salt Lake
City. was adiudicated q bankrupt In the
United States court Saturday.
JUDGE GEORGE C. ARMSTRONG OF
the district court win 30 10 Coalville
day.
MAYOR JOHN 8. BRANsFORD satur-
day approved all of the matters passed
upon by the city council at It's adjourned
session Thursday evening.
THE GEORGE +. MAXWELL w. r. c.
win hold q regular meeting Wednesday.
April 20, at 2:30. I. O. Q. l.. hall. Visit
ing members welcome.
THE STATE BOARD OF INSANITY Y
viii hold n special meeting on Monday 10
consider matters relating TO the state
mental hospital.
CATHERINE M'GILLIs fled an action
for separate maintenance in the district
court Saturday against Charles McGil-
lis They were married In this city on
February "a OF this year.
MISS HAZEL STEVENS and Miss
Eleanor Prout entertained Friday after
noon at an Orpheum party in honor of
Miss Alta Rawlins. an April bride \
luncheon at Franlsljns followed.
JUDGE RITCHIE of the district court
Saturday entered decree dissolvng the
solution was asked for by majority OF
the stockholders of the company.
RONALD M'DONALD FREW. a laborer
OF Salt Lake, nled a petition in the United
States court Saturday TO be adiudgcd "A
bankrupt. He gave his liabilities as
$lo4.70 and his assets as but $75,
HIGH MASS will be celebrated ut the
Danish Lutheran church, corner First ave-
nue and y streets. at II o'clock this (Sun-
day) morning IN the evening Rev. Har-
old Jensen. the pastor, will preach.
DIR. ,RIIYS II. LLOYD OF Chicago will
lecture 1T Barratt Hell the evenings of
April 10. 90 and q. on The Worlds Best
Poem" "The Pivot OF the Period or Lu-
thcr and His Tines and '"rhe World s
Best Story
MRS. NAT c. GOODWIN. accompanied
by her mother. Mrs, j. Goodrich. and her
sister. Miss Mabel Goodrich, left Salt Lake
for New York City Saturday afternoon.
after spending q short visit in this city
at the Knutsford hotel.
MIKE MITSON. a restaurant keeper in
Greektown. was arrested by Patrolman
3eynon Saturday afternoon and charged
with having In his place Of business UNI
inspected meat. He was later released
after putting up $50 bail.
PETITION for a new charter has been
granted the National Bank OF the Re-
public OF Salt Lake by the comptroller
OF the currency. The new charter lis for
twenty years and II Is dated from the cX-
piration OF the present charter.
PERSONS residing on Brigham street
and First avenue complained to the police
Saturday morning that a gang OF youths
are engaged Ill robbing refrigerators every
night. Detectives have been detailed 10
He I'm wait lor the next appearance OF the
youths.
JOHN 7. SORENSON. 30 years old died
at his home in the Thirty third ward
shortly after o'clock Saturday morning
Mr.. Sorenson was one OF the pioneer fruit
and truck gardeners OF this city A
widow and several children survive The
time and place OF the funeral will be an
nounccd later
FUNERAL SERVICES over George II
Richins were held at the Masonic tcmpLe
az o'clock Saturday afternoon under
the auspices OF the Mt. Moriah lodge No
.. =. and \. NJ Members OF the Wood
men Of the World also were in attendance
Intermcnt was In the Masonic plot at Mt.
Olivct cemetery
CHIEF OF POLICE BARLOW received
n telegram from Sheriff Bennett of Boise
Ida. Saturday morning. stating that the
sheriff would arrive IN this city on Sun
day. armed with rcquisltion papers Tor
the return TO Idaho of George X Palm.
wanted nt Boise for Jail breaking. Palm
was arrested here w1Iiic receiving pack
age Of stolen cigars.
SHERIFF. SHARP has detailed his depu-
Ties to search for "Frenchy." cook en-