The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
City and Neighborhood

| w L. DUNN was admitted to practice
law in the United States courts Saturday
morning.
AN ACTION for divorce was hled in
the district court Saturday by Ellze-
| beth Mahan against j. y. Mahan on inc
ground OF failure TO support.
THE INFANT SON OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Miller died Saturday at the home
of o. F. Sheets, 10 Washington avenue;
The funeral has not yet been arranged
for.
r. II. ROBERTS viii speak TO a Joint
meeting of the NJ, |. \. OF the Seven
teenth ward in the Seventeenth ward yard
chapel this evening. beginning at $50
o'clock.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting OF
| the city board of health Will be held
Monday forenoon at II o'clock in inc
health office at tho city and county
building.
WILLARD DONE, acting secretary Ia
State Insurance Commissioner George B.
Squlres, Saturday reported that the fees
received by the office durins dne lhohtn
OF February aggregated $36 1868
YOUNG LADIES are invited 10 the
vesper service at the Young Woman's
Christian association at O'Clock TINS llS
afternoon. Roy. Mr.. Bo~erman VIII
speak, and Miss Ida Evans VIII sing.
social half-hour VIII follow
H. j. CONNOR Of Tooele, who was
arrested at the salt Lake Route depot
Friday by Deputy Sheriff Eddlneton. on
the charge OF beating his board bill, was
returned TO TOoclc. Saturday evening, by
Sbcrin John Bush.
\ MEETING OF tile buildings and
grounds committee OF the city board OF
education will be held Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in Clerk Judd,,s office in
preparation for the regular monthly
meeting OF the board Tuesday night.
GILBERT HENRY IIUTCHINSON OF
Salt Lake. "A native of Canada, and Carl
Jensen. also of Salt Lake, native oil
| to taI ,.lf 0S1 N
Saturday morning by Judge John A Mar
shall in the United States district court.
AN AMENDMENT to the articles of
Incorporation OF the Standard Consou-
dated Mining company OF TINS CITY WIS WIS
filed with the county clerk Saturday by
which the number OF directors OF the
company is increased from five to seven.
FRANK ROSCOE and Henry Dewayer
were arrested Saturday afternoon on me
charge of violating the sidewalk ordl-
nance, The men are alleged To have
driven their wagons on the sidewalk OF
lower Main street TO avoid the muddy
street.
THE FOLLOWING speakers Will talk
movement at II o'clock Sunday morning.
March 8: Prof. B. 5. Hluckley, at the
Seventh ward, y. w. North, at the
Twenty ward; Carl Badger, at
the Fifteenth ward.
JUDGE MORSE OF the district court
Saturday rendered decree in favor OF
Joseph l.. Lundeen and against Sarah
O. Drown and the unknown heirs OF Da-
vid Drown, deceased. quicting Lundeens
title TO part OF section 20, township
south range | west. Salt Lake meridian.
GEORGE w. WOODS of the Meredith
fats is dancing around like n boy with
his first pair OF copper tipped boots. It's
all because the storll visited the Woods
home Saturday evening about z O'Clock
and left a girl. Both mother and daugh-
ter are doing we'll at st. Marks hos
pital.
TIE BAKERS Of the Superior Baking
company met at the home OF Jacob
Strub on Fourth East street Saturday
evening and held pleasant social. The
evening was spent at cards, and de-
| lightful musical programme was rem
dcrcd and refreshments served. More
than forty OF the boys were present.
SUIT WAS FILED in the district
court Saturday by the Strevell- Paterson
Hardware company against A. Is. Lewis
to recover S62016. alleged TO be due for
merchandise sold in 1901. The principal
amount of the bill was S36S,9 and the
interest on IL brings il up TO the amount
first mentioned,
THE SNYDER STEEL AND IRON
WORKS filed suit In the district court
Saturday against the Cintah Placer Min
ing Irrigation and Exploration company
to recover a balance OF $4,000, alleged TO
De due on a. contract for the purchase
OF mining machinery March Z, 1908. and
also a balance of sS07.9S alleged to be
due for merchandise sold to the defend
ant company between June q, 1905 and
1909.