The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
City and NeighbOrhood

STATE SUIT, or SCHOOLS A. C.
NELSON went TO Brigham City on We'd
nesday TO visit the schools.
c. ID. LOWE, former postoffIce inspec-
tor In Salt Lake, left "Wednesday FOR his
new field OF labor In San Francisco.
pointed matron OF the Girls Detention
homo, went TO Ogden Wednesday To visit
the Industrial school.
MRS MARY TAYLOR. matron OF the
school at ogden. was visitor in the city
Wednesday and called at the juvenile
court,
oRRIN MORGAN. the 1S-year-oid son
OF John w. and Harriet Morgan, was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Groves l.. u. 5. hospital he is said to
be recovering.
+. l.. LEWIS and Sarah J.. Lewis filed
petition in bankruptcy in tho United
States court "Wednesday. setting forth
their assets at 32S6-30 and their liabili-
ties Mt S9iS.4G.
AT THE regular meeting OF the board
OF public works Friday night bids will be
opened for tho laying OF sidewalks in ex-
10 Sixth South streets and from Ninth
East street to Mount Olivet cemetery.
THE STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY
completed Its session on Wednesday and
issued certificates To the following phar-
macists. who passed the required examl-
nation. G. E. Bryan, Mcab; George II.
Brooks. Smithheld; Charles S, Wood
Ely, New,
AN ACTION WAS fled in the district
court "Wednesday by the George F. Felt
Lumber company against ". T.. Suther
land 70 recover SSS667, alleged 10 be due
for lumber sold to tho defendant be-
tween February l, 1907. and September
6. 1909.
IN HONOR OF Elder Joseph Oliver.
who leaves soon for a mission to the
southern states. farewell testimonial
viii be given At the East MIN Creek ward
chapel Saturday evening. 4 musical pro-
gramme. composed OF both instrumental
and vocal numbers, VIII be rendered.
ROSS NJ. TUTTLE has just returned
from the Milford district and reports
wool matters in that vicinity rather
OF wool was sold for is cents a pound,
The purchase was made by J. G. Good
fellow for the Eisemann Brothers com
pany.
CRACKERS and bad eggs were rnined
upon the Gordon of police that headed the
Odd Fellows parade Tuesday afternoon
as the parade was passing along Main
street, One Of the bad eggs barely missed
cracker and egg throwing has not as yet
been determined.
THE UTAH LIGHT AND RAILWAY
COMPANY has formally notified the city
granted March IS for the extension of
the Second West street car line from
Ninth to Tenth South streets. and also
for line ON Ninth South street from
Main TO West Temple streets.
DIR T. b. BEATTY. secretary of the
state board OF health. will speak a Tenn
ple B'naj Israel Friday night AT o'clock
in the interests OF the antl-tuberculosis
The address viii he in line
with The campaign which Will receive at
tentlon in the various Christian pulplts
next Sunday.
MRS. MICHAEL GIBBONS, a well
known resident OF, Bingham, died at the
spinal meningitis. She was 40 years old,
and Is survived by a husband. mother,
sister and brother. Mrs. Sarah HeaSton.
Mrs. j. u. Swan and a, H. Heaston, all
residents OF Bingham
JUDGE C. w. MORSE heard the order
nance suit OF E. Annette St!ner against
Joseph J.. Stiner on Wednesday, and or
dered Stlner to pay his wife SO week
temporary alimony and S2o attorney fees.
Mrs. Stincr charged her husband with
cruelty and nonsupport
JOHN T. EDWARD filed a petition in
the probate division OF the district court
Wednesday. asking for letters of admin
OF the estate OF his father
Alexander Edward, who died in this city
on February 10 1910, The estate con-
sists Of personal property OF The value
Of $500. Fourteen heirs are mentioned
in tho petition.
1T Is HELD By the local land office.
the holding being based on a decision
from thc general land office. that the
selling OF loUor on homestead claim.
provided other stipulations have been
carried out, will not invalidate a claim
and prevent the applicant from receiving
a final patent. The case productive of
the decision was that OF John Arronco,
the United states Is plaintiff