The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12
City and Neighborhood

THE WONDERS OF SAMOA" was
the subject OF an address by L. l.. Gard
ncr at the Twenty-fourth ward hall Fri
day evening. He was assisted by ma
tlves in song and music,
THE ANNUAL entertainment and
dance OF the local Scotch population was
enjoyed by i large number a Jennings
hall Friday evening The programme
was entirely reminiscent of Scotland.
WILLARD DONE, acting secretary 10
Il. Squres, and in charge ot the office
while MI, Squires is in California. IS
qoarantincd at his home two of his chill
dren having the scarlet fever.
FRED BERRYM.SN, who was arrested
at Bingham by Deputy Sheriff Forbes
Thursday night, pleaded guilty To the
charge OF petit larceny and was SEN
tenccd TO six months In the county jail
by Judge Bishop. Friday.
AT THE Volunteers OF America mis-
sion meeting was held at $50 O'Clock
Friday evening, when j. II. Dinnett gave
an address. The soloist WAS Miss Gail
the meeting was interesting to all pres
cnt.
SUPERINTENDENT THOMAS HOB
DAY has filed a communication with the
city recorder, TO be sent 10 the council,
asking authority TO employ extra men to
make the regular water assessment for
the year i9l0-l9ll at the wage of S5 per
day each.
WORD was received in Salt Lake. Fri
day OF the death OF Mrs. j. NJ, Knott
OF Mrs. Edith Knott Allen of this city. at
Ioncalla' Or, on March II. DEATH WAS
due to apopleXy The body Will be
shipped TO Iowa for mtermcnt.
MAX FLORENCE, president and gen.
eral manager of the Florence company,
which controls the Shubert, Luna Isis
and Elite iheaters and one of the largest
film exchanges in the west. is now con-
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fever.
AN ACTION was fled In the district
court Friday by C., H. Wilson against the
Blue Jay Mining company to quiet title
Day Nos | and lode claims. owned by
plaintli. and the Bingham No. > and
Nellie BLY, Nos. and IL lode claims,
owned by the defendant company.
FROM THE OFFICE of State Fish and
Game Commissioner Fred w. Chambers
II was reported Friday that 650.O00 trout
fry were distributed In the small streams
of Utah, Salt Lake and Wasatch coun-
100000 fry, Salt Lake county zoe, 900 and
Wasatch county 10000
UNDER the auspices OF the Direct
Legislation League OF Utah. John Il.
White of Chicago will speak at Unity hall
next Monday night on Self Government
and Direct Legislation" advocating the
initiative and referendum, The purpose
Of the Direct Legislation league is the
IL,
adopted in Utah in 1900, operative,
THE DOLLAR EXPERIENCE" So
cial which was to have been given at
the home OF Mrs. Eush. IS sixth East
street. Friday night by the Ladies' auxil-
iaTy Of the American party. was post
poned. owing 10 the serious Illness OF
Judge j. L. Darmer's son. William. who
Is suffering from scarlet fever The date
AN ENTERTAINMENT was given ir
the Lion house Friday evening, under
the auspices OF the commercial class OF
the L: D. 3 university The event was
In honor OF the basketball team. The
colors, gold and blue were appropriately
used throughout the little dancing hall
i general committee welcomed all "A, the
door Thes music supplied for dancing
ACTING under the direction OF the
police and prison committee. Chief Bar
low has furnished the members OF the
police department with blanks. upon
place of their birth, date Of their ap-
po,ntment, upon whose recommendation
from what district length OF service
and other data of interest 10 the chief
regarding his men.
IN THE case OF William o Neal against
the San sPedro, Los Angeles & salt Lake
Railroad company which was tried in
Judge Ritchie's division OF the district
In favor OF O'Neal for the sum OF
Sl602.6I. O'Nea sued for damages
caused his property in Poplar Grove by
reason OF the railroad company building
It's tracks within twenty feet of his home
DAVE JONES, charged with disturbing
the peace; William Chambers, charged
with holding up and robbins a foreigner
OF $50, and Johnston Bergman, charged
With petit larceny, were arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff Forbes AT Bingham Thursday
night and were taken TO the county jJil
Friday morning, On account of the i'll
ness OF the jdstjce at Bingham the mon
In all probability will he tried before a
local Justice.
A PETITION was filed with the city
recorder Friday by L. 6, Raybould asking
that the fumes at the intersections OF
Fourth, Fifth Sixth. Seventh and Eighth
South streets with West Temple street
be opened up so they will accommodate
the water flowing along the curb All
present. he states. the fumes arc clicked
up and water Is running over tue side
walks and into the premises OF property