The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
City and Neighberhoed

a. w. SHAW OF Chicago, n prominent
mining man, is registered aL the Hotel
MoXum.
MAYOR BRANSFORD on Tuesday ap-
proved all of the matters passed upon
by the city council Monday night
SALT LAKE ARCHITECTS. members
OF the local chapter OF the American In
sutule OF Architects, held their regular
monthly meeting at tho Louvre Tuesday
evening,
a NUMBER OF tcamsters owning their
own teams and employed by the city
have filed a petition asking the council to
Increase their pay from $3.50 to So a
day.
THE BOARD Of public works will hold
Its regular meeting Friday night. There
are no bids To be opened ut the meeting,
so only routine business will be trans
acted.
THE JAMES B. McKEAN w. II. G.
VIII give card party and social at the
home of Mrs. i. J. Gobc, 55z South First
West street. Thursday evening. All com
rades Invited
COUNTY ATTORNEY LYON issued "A
complaint on Tuesday against Delbert
Brown. charging him with criminal
sault upon Maymc Evans. a girl II years
Of ago. on June %. 1909.
FUNERAL SERVICES ovor the body OF
James T. Hegney Will be held at St
10 o'clock. Friends may view the body
at the family home. 81 Fourth East
street, preceding the funeral.
THE MONTHLY REPORT Of the
United States assay office I'm Salt Lake
shows tho following receipts for April:
Gold, 1897 ounces. valued at 91,1O5.Gi;
silver, 1866 ounces valued at $3.50.
MYRON W. BATES, 10 years old. n
son OF Mr., and Mrs. Myron Bates OF 522
South Fourth West street. died OF brain
Ices will be held In the Sixth ward chapel
Thursday, AT II o'clock.
THE LADIES' SOCIETY of the L. l..
r. and L. Will give card party Thurs
day afternoon at Eagles hall for the bcne-
iii OF disabled railroad men, Refresh
ments will be served and prizes will be
awarded the winners.
LOCAL NORWEGIANS are planning a
demonstration on the evening of May IL
at the Odeon. where the anniversary OF
Norwegian Independence Is to he cele-
bratcd. The programme includes patri-
otic speeches. musical numbers and other
features.
A HIKE into the mountains east of
the city will be taken Wednesday morn
ing by the woman's gymnasium class OF
the Y, NJ. g, A Those who make the
trip will don their bloomer reglmentals
and climb the hills to their hearts con-
tent,
A FAREWELL ENT
was given In the Second ward meeting
house Tuesday evening In honor of Elder
Thomas Anderson, whosIea soon for
the evening an excellent programme was
rendered.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools
y. e. Nelson Will so 20 Logan Wedncs-
day, where he Will visit the schools of
that city and of Cache county on Fri
day he will attend special meeting OF
tho state board of education in Logan,
which is called to pass upon state teach
crs certificates and diplomas.
THE G. j. CRABTREE Produce com
pany moved from It's old location on
West First South street Tuesday to the
new city market between Second and
Third South streets and Second and
Third West streets. Mr.. Crahtree'S cs-
tablishment is located at 23S Eccles ave-
nue..
THE eighty-elghth birthday anniver-
sary of Bathsheba w. Smith, the presi- |
dent Of the Women's Relief society, was
celebrated by the organiza ton at a re-
ceptlon in the Relief society rooms in the |
bishops building Tuesday afternoon.
were served. The rooms |
were bright with flowers sego lilies being |
used with profusion OF other spring |
blossoms.