The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
City and Neighborhood

TO-DAY "wednesday will be pay day
for the teachers OF the public schools.
MAYOR BRANSFORD. Tuesday morn.
ing, approved the acts Of the city council
Monday night.
THERE WILL BE setting of Grim
inaI cases in Judge Iewls's department
oil the district court Saturday.
EDWARD M'CAREICK and son. Ed
ward. left Tuesday evening 10 visit Los
Angeles and ether coast points for sew
cral days
BANK CLEARINGs for Salt Lake for
Tuesday. November ~, were Sl.0Si 1929,
as compared with s1,45l. .713,J6 for the
corresponding week OF last year.
FIRE. originating supposedly from an
explosion Of gasoline, damaged the oaks
apartments early Tuesday evening TO the
extent of about 500
THE United States civil service com
mission announces an examination for
January 10 secure eligibies for the posi-
ton OF fish culturist in the bureau OF
fisheries, at $500 year.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Joseph
Hague were held Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at the home OF his brother, James
Hague. $40 South West Temple street.
Irterment was In the City cemetery.
A. c. NELSON, superintendent of
where he attended the opening session OF
the teachers institute, Mr.. Nelson says
there was a. good attendance at the insti-
tute,
L. J.. SHEETS and Richard Howe
have brought an action in tho district
court against The Western Loan and
Savings company and r. ". Madsen to
auiet title 10 property In lot 8, block
10. plat A.
TIE SONS or VETERANS and the
and card party Saturday night at the
clubroom. Tho members OF the Grand
Army posts and other military societies
arc invited.
THE RODY Of Mae Taylor the young
woman who died at ST. Marks hospital
about month ago. under circumstances
which led to u coroner'S inquest Was
shipped 10 Denver Tuesday afternoon by
q Donncil Co.
a TRANSCRIPT ON APPEAL was
nlnd Tuesday I'm tho case OF the Randall
Dodd Automobile company against the
Perfection Manufacturing company and
II. &. Johnston, The suit in The lower
court was for Si35.
THE old folks widows and orphans
will be entertained at the Gfauite stake
when the Granite Stake Dramatic com
pany Will present the comedy entitled.
MY Uncle From India"
RODNEY II. BADGER. local broker
at Ely. Nev. The house was built few
years ago by Dora Topham, better
known as Belle London. owner OF the
stockadc; consideration, s5411.
MRS. THOMAS M'INTYKE died Tues
day morning at the home OF her daueh-
ter, Mrs. II. VI. I.atmer. 265 c street,
after Il two weeks Illness, Fupcral ar
ransements are being delayed until the
arrival Of sons from the cast.
CLAUDE a.. GRAY OF Claude A. Gray
fine boy. who made his appearance Tues
day. The grandmother Of the little fell
low. Mrs. r. II. Knowles, was present
at the time of The Joyous event,
COMPLAINTS were issued by the
county attorneys office Tuesday against
George Watson and Frank Saunders
They are accused of destroying jail prop
erty. They arc the men who broke np
u couple OF hunks and destroyed locks on
two cell doors In the county jail Monday
night.
THE MOTION Of the defense that IN
The case of N, Hooper. who. with J. w
Reed. is charged with having entered u
room ut Il East First South street, No
under adviscmcnt by Judge Whitaker in
police court Tuesday morning II was
announced in the court that Reed was
i'll, and his case was continued without
date.
THE PRINCIPALS Of the city schools
had meeting Tuesday morning in the
superintendents office, Captain Wood Of
the Salt Lake Charity association ad-
dressed Inc principals saying that the
association desired to extend assistance
10 the poor and needy, and suggesting
that the principals are In position 10
give his association data on cases OF
need.
LAVERL SOIlTHWORTfI disappeared
from his home in Pennington, November
II, He is II years of age and is Of mo-
dunn complexion. has dark brown eyes
and was dressed in gray knIckcrbockeI
suit. striped shirt. rcd necktie and
brown hat Any Information concerning
his whereabouts should he sent to Sheriff
James r. Ware, Layton. Utah
MISS CHRISTIE MONTGOMERY saws
that In the account which appeared in
The Tribune of last Monday morning
concerning the shooting trouble that had
occurred at her home, an error appeared
The item stated that the man who fred
the revolver, Jack j. Byrnes. was her
lover, This is erroneous, says Miss Mont
gomcry. the man being her stepfather,
and not her lover.
TWO ACTIONS were filed in the dis
trict court Tuesday by the Salt Lake
Hardware company to recover from the
surctes of the Perfection Manufacturing
company S20oS. alleged TO be due for
goods sold. One of the actions is against
w. N Hill W. b. Pnssey and H. b.
Johnston. and The other against w T.
Blake. The complaint sets forth that the
defendants guaranteed the account Of the
Perfection company.
YOUNG W0MAN'S CHRISTIAN