The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-03
City and Neighberhoed

FRANK BRAY is convalescent from an
operation at the Holy Cross hospital.
MRS. 4. NJ. PALMER underwent sue
cessful operation at the Groves i. d. 5.
Monday morning,
THE FEES of the office of County
Clerk Margaret Zane Witcher for the
month of April amounted to S2dS3.7O-
SECRETARY G. b. STEWART OF the
Utah Wool Growers association Is con-
fined TO his homo with an injected foot.
THE SALT LAKE CHAPTER of the
American Institute OF Architects Will
hold its regular monthly meeting at the
Louvre Tuesday evening.
THE MEMBERS of the parents class
Of Waterloo ward viii give a social To
parents in the ward amusement hall next
Friday evening.
THE STATE BOARD OF LAND COM
MISSIONERS will begin its regular
monthly meeting today and will be In
session for several days.
CHIEF FRANK F.. MURRAY Of the
local station OF the United States bureau
of animal industry has gone to Price.
to look into conditions there.
LAWRENCE II. TAYLOR will be ten
dered farewell testimonial at Whitney
hall Tuesday evening, prior to his de-
parture for the Netherlands.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Mon
day confirmed the appointment by Coun-
ty Treasurer Groesbeck OF S. IL. Lynch as
an extra clerk in his office,
DIR. JAMES T.. COLLINGE. intuitional
psychologist, will continue his new
thought lectures this week at "a South
Main street. The subject tonight will be
What is Thought and Its Best Applica-
tong
A FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT
will be given at the Second ward amusc-
ment hall Tuesday night in honor Of
Elder Thomas Anderson who VIII leave
presently FOR a mission In England. a
DrOCramIne of solos. unaTlpiG InrtG and
the like has been arranged.
THE TRIAL OF tho case of the state
against James Marsh. charged with as
sault with intent TO murder. was begun
the district court Monday, 1t Is alleged
that Marsh assaulted Malinda Newell
September %, last, by choking her and
Threatened TO Kill her.
NOTICE WAS RECEIVED by Governor
Spry Monday from the general land Of
fico nt Washington OF the approval of tho
selection OF $50 acres OF land by the state
in the Salt Lake City land district 10 he
used for reservoir sites. The state will
sell the land and place the proceeds In
the state fund for reservoirs.
THE REV. l.. l.. DUBOIS will de-
liver lecture this (Tuesday) evening
to the knights of Columbus at their hall
in the Wey building. 1877 East First South
street. subject. The Temporal Power
of the Pope The lecture has been ar
ranged by Lecturer Tanning OF the local
couucll; ana is given Tree ana To- mem
bers only,
JENNIE *. JOHNSON filed suit for di-
vorce In the district court Monday against
Edward Johnson oil the ground of non
support They We're married In this city
June ~. 1887 and have five children
under age and two over. 1t Is alleged
that Johnson has failed TO support his
family for more than year. IN addi-
tion 10 n divorce, Mrs. Johnson asks for
the custody of the minor children, sl00
attorney fees and $50 month allmony.
AN ATTACHMENT SUIT was filed In
the district court Monday by George W.
Granrer against William NJ, Draper to re-
cover $3.50 alleged to be due :, lease OF
= building int Murray used by the de-
fendant as a saloon. The lease called for
rent at the ratio OF $50 a month and
Draper owed rent from October 2S last TO
April 23. In addition To the sum Of $3.50
judgment Is asked for sl00 attorney fees
and that the claim be declared a lien on
the saloon stock
THE REV. l., s. BOWERMAN. pastor
of Emmanuel Baptist church. George l.,
White. Mrs. G. j. McNitt and Mrs. L.. g.
Edwards will leave today for Chicago
TO attend the annual national convention
OF the Baptist denomination. to be held
there May G-13. Mr.. Bowerrnan will be
absent for three weeks which time he
will visit with parents at Springfield, Mo
Mrs. McNitt viii visit her father the
Rev. DIR, Cooley of Evanston. and her
mother-ip-law. Mrs. r. w. McNitt and
niece, Mrs, Daisy w, Keller at Rockford,
Ill.