The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-03
City and Neighborhood

TIE REGULAR MEETING OF the
Jewish Relief society Will pc held In the
h. q lodgerooms today. Thursday at
80 r. m.
SALT LAKE bank clcariueS Wcdnes-
day were sl,22G.0S& 36. as compared with
$3.50. 1918 for the corresponding day last
Year.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Utah
State Poultry, association for the election
Of officers will be held this Thursday
evening at the Commercial club.
J. y. CECIL. who was connected with
the city auditors office up to the first OF
the year; has opened n law office IN the
practice OF his profession.
a BABY GIRL. weiEhting eleven
pounds appeared at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wharton, l25 West Eiehth
South street Tuesday night. All arc do
Ing well at latest reports,
c.. DOUGLAS WEST who was seri
ousIv Injured last winter In q. coasting
mishap. met with another accident Tues
day evening, when he cut the thumb. of
his left hand. Dr. Bower. who was called,
put five stitches In the injured member.
4 PETITION has been filed with the
city recorder. signed by property owners
asking that sidewalks be put in on the
north side OF Eighth avenue from a TO p
streets. and on the cast side of a street
from Eighth to Ninth avenues
HEBER BEETz filed an action for di
vorce I'm the district court Wednesday
against Alice Bcrtz. on the ground of de-
sertion. They were married at Oakland.
Cal. September 6, 1906, and II Is alleged
that Mrs, Bcrtz deserted her husband in
September. 1907.
FORTY CHILDREN from the Kinder
garten class of tho University OF Utah
were entertained by Chief Glore of the
fire department Wednesday morning 4
number OF exhibition hitches were made
for the children after which they were
piloted through the building.
THE UTAH NATIONAL BANK flied
sgt In Ge district R5Tel e9qPf Msfv nsgne
and II. VI. Barnes. 10 recover the sum of
5000 and interest alleged TO be due on "A
promissory note executed October l@,
1905 Judgment is also asked tor SO
as attorneys fees,
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. lis Of
Salt Lake City Will meet next Sunday.
According to report, the union may prob
ably decide not to nominate officers for
the annual election to he held by th.
International union in May. The local
union may decide TO keep out of the
fight entirely,
AT THE Seventh ward meeting house,
and entertainment were given 10 Thomas
6. Davis. Wednesday night. There was
81 large attendance. The first part of the
programme was a musical and literary
following,
recorder Wednesday by which Samuel
Newhousc leases TO the Postal Telegraph
company Tor "A term OF ten years, the
room at 3l5 South Main street, and also
two rooms ON the seventh floor of the
Boston block, for the total sum OF
SAC. 900 This is at the rate of $500
month.
THE STATE BOARD OF LAND COM
MISSIONERS spent the entire day
Wednesday in tabulatng the bids re-
ceved from stockmen for the leasing OF
state lands inside the forest reserves for
grazing purposes. There were about 100
bids received, and II is expected that they
Will be In shape today so that the leases
may be awarded by the board 10 the
highest bidders.
THE REV. r. L. CLARK, president
and founder OF the International Chris
tian Endeavor society, may pay Zion a
visit In the course OF the next few weeks.
According TO the Rev. DR.. W, NJ Faden,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church,
Dr Clark is now travelling. on the Pa
clfic coast, and il is expected that he will
include salt Lake in his itinerary on his
return TO the cast