The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
City and Neighborhood

RUDOLPH KUCHLER of Ogden s'ate
senator Crcm Weber county was IN tue
city on business Tuesday.
TUESDAYS BANK CLEARlNGS we're
sl.52l. .2G2.26, as compared WIN - 10 10
j6I Al for the corresponding day oil last
year.
GOVERNOR SPRY went to Provo Tuos-
daY TO attend meeting OF inc sta,S
board of insanity at the state Meh'a'
hospital
FUNERAL SERVICES for ), w " sa DoI,ar
were held at the O'Donnell Co. under
taking chapel at l o'clock Tuesoay alter
noon. Burial was In the city cemc-
terry.
MRS. c.. L. SHERMER will entertain
a her home 23S South Thirteenth East
street Thursday afternoon for the Ladies
auxiliary OF the Brotherhood OF EnSi-
ueerS,
THE FUNERAL of Carl Johan Gustaf-
son, a. native of Morkvik. kolmar' Swc-
den was held at Sandy AT O'Clock tues
day afternoon lnterment was III inc
Sandy cemetery,
MAYOR BRANSFORD Tuesday ap-
proved everything passed upon ny ine
council Monday night except the ADJUST =
ment of the street matter connected "llh
the high school matter.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the
Dcscrct National bank declared a special
dividend of per cent TUESDAY on tle
capltae took. amounting TO ToVo'ooo' Inc
dividend Is paSaDIc az once'
THE KLAMATH MINING COMPANY
fled amended incorpors ton articles with
the county clerk Tuesday, reducing inc
Capitalization from $500 oc0 to SoO,OOO
divided Into l0-cent shares
IN DISTRICT JUDGE ARMSTRONG; 5
COURT Tuesday Amelia Alexander was
granted divorce from George j. Alex
ander on the grounds OF non support
They were married here June is, 1907.
A. T.. L. Il. AND A. J. ELGGREN
have brought suit against the Prince OF
Wales Mining company in the district
court to recover $500 alleged to be due
on a promissory note, dated July 3, 1903
THE SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE AS
SOCIATION will hold its regular fort
nightly meeting at 1880. this Afternoon al
the Commercial CLUB. In the evening the
Salt Lake Dental society will give dim
ncr at s o'clock.
HENRY j. WOEBKE is asking the
district court 10 name him administra-
tor Of the estate of Watson g. Sterling
who died here intcstate, leaving property
in lot l. block 81, plat y. city survey.
valued a $4,000,
THE TAX PAYING rush al the coun-
" treasurer's office continued so heavy
Tuesday that letters containing taxes
sent In by mail were unopened. Tuesday
was the last day before the delinquency
applies. but 1t may be that the dclipquc nts
vii, be given three days OF grace.
TO COMPLETE the biennial report
Of the state food and dairy commission
crs the food and dairy bureau had an
all-day session Tuesday in the DooIy
block. The york of tho last two years
was summed mp and A few reconlp:"nda
,ions made for the Improvement OF the
department by new legislation.
4 STACK of pronissory notes. doctor
bills. grocery bills and tho like tot3ling
1891 80 proved too much for George Il
Sharp. a locomotive engineer, and he
ended his trouble Tuesday by hliue . pc
tition In voluntary bankruptcy in the
United States district court. His sole
belongings consist of suit of clothes
valued at $40.
JENNIE OLDHAM in n petition fled
in The district court Monday, asks TO p.
appointed guardian OF her minor chill
drcn. who each hold 4 oDc-thrd interest
10 The estate OF John oldham. now dead
The children are Daniel and Mary Adrian
Oldham 6 and . years old respectively.
The Oldham estate is appraised at
sl1. .5o9.it,
PERCY G.. BEANIS. a former Salt Lake
boy is said In be winning honors in his
Junior year in tho Long Beach. Cal
high school ~" admitted TO Abe
house of representatives OF the school,
without dissenting vote, and was also
appointed as "A member OF the staff Of
the new Y. NJ. c. y, paper OF the high
school