The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03
City and Neighborheod

IRENE L. JENNINGS is suing the city
in the district court to quiet title to
property in lot 7, block 81. plat a. salt
Lake City survey.
J. II. PAYNE is charged with failing
to provide for his three minor children
In a complaint issued by the county at
torney Tuesday.
DIR. II. G. GOwANS. former judge of
the Juvenile court of Salt Lake county
but now superintendent OF the State In
dustrlal school at Ogden, was In the
city Tuesday.
FUNERAL SERVICES for the late
Monday, were held Tuesday afternoon at
the Sixth ward chapel. Burial was in
the City cemetery.
WILLIAM THORNTON and D, ]. Will
second feet Of water developed in the
Columbus Extension tunnel in the Lit
tie Cottonwood canyon.
CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS D. II. CHRISTENSEN Tues
day night went TO Provo canyon to spend
the rest of the week with his family in
his canyon summer homo
MAYOR BRANSFORD Tuesday morn
ing approved all the actions of the city
council Monday evening. including the
investigation OF the city administration.
THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALI-
ZATION made final adjournment Tues
day morning. having completed Its la
Issued for the approval OF the assess
ments.
LIE ROY WINS is charged with grand
larceny in a complaint issued by the
alleged. entered a room at 16i CONNER
cial street. July 30, and stole S10S from
VIII Holiness trunk.
THE STATE LAND BOARD. which
began its meetings Tuesday morning, will
meet Tuesday morning TO listen 10 pro-
tests OF the proposed disposal of the
Fiute irrigation project to private per-
sons or Il corporation.
L. p. JUDD clerk OF the board OF
education, expects the last reports Of
when something definite will be known
as 10 the increase In the school popula-
ton of Salt Lake City.
THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
WALES will hold big outing at Wan
damere this "wednesday afternoon and
night. The programme will consist OF
games and sports In the afternoon and
series Of musical contests in the even
ing.
ATeA MEETING OF the state library
and gymnasium commission in State Su-
perntendent OF Schools A. c. Nelson s
office Tuesday the books OF the com
secretary, J, II. Paul, who succeeds How
ard briggs. OF the university. in that
position
THE COMMERCIAL club has received
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Los Angeles asking. it, to join with the
CalIfornians in urging Theodore Roose-
velt to attend the mining congress in
September. Secretary Caine says the
club Will probably endorse the Los An
gelcs invitation.
MRS. WILLIAM III. COWAN and
daughter Ruth are home from the Lower
Brule Indian agency in South Dakota for
a short stay. Mrs. Cowan has been
matron at the agency for several months
She is now awaiting orders from the In
dian bureau and may return to the
Lower Brue agency or be sent TO ono
OF the other agencies.
THE UNITED STATES MINING
COMPANY Tuesday brought suit In the
district court against John Mcdonald
Jr to restrain Mcdonald from entering
upon and putting UP buildings on the
After Thought and the Mc1nnis lode min
district: and to quiet tltle TO the dis
puted ground In the company.
SERGEANT HARRY L. MALE. who is
in charge OF the marine recruiting office
here, has sent twenty-five men to the
coast during the last month: which beats
seven men. who left for Mare Island
Tuesday, were Charles Morris. Thomas
Tyles. +. d. Camomile. j.. +. Grey, c.
w. Darlington. w. ], Sledzianoski and
Robert Hoelzegen,
MR.. AND MRS. STEVE GOLDING re-
turned Tuesday evening after delight
ful trip through southern California, Mr..
Golding attended the Jeffries-Johnsou
10 San Francisco. and thence to Los
Angeles, where he was Joined by Mrs.
Golding. Together they visited the va
rious places of interest, including Cata-
about Los Angeles. They enjoyed their
sight seeing journey immensely.
Ride tho long Roller Coaster a: