The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-30
City and Neighborhood

MAYOR JOHN S. RRANSFORD Tues
day approved all Of the matters passed
upon by the city council Monday night
UTAH LODGE and Scgo Lily lodge,
Fraternal Brotherhood, will give a card
and dancing party Thursday evening in
the lodGcrooms.
TUESDAY was parents day at the
Bryant school, and a large number OF
parents visited tho school and inspected
creditablc display of the work OF the
pupils.
AT THE regular weekly meeting of
the principals of the city schools this
afternoon. superintendent G.. NJ. Mum
ford of Murray Will deliver an address on
Writing In the Public Schools"
SUIT HAS BEEN FILED In the dis
trict~ court by Moroni n. Hi and others
against Marar North and others to quiet
title TO part OF lot 8. block 10. ten
acre plat a, Big Field survey,
POSTMASTER ARTHUR /. THOMAS
Vt. Sutton OF Chackarata, India, asking
the whereabouts OF T. Warren. who Is be
lieved TO have come TO Salt Lake in 1856.
MEMBERS OF the Salt Lake Ad club
have issued a general invitation to all
advertising men to be present at the
housewarming to be held at the club S
new headquarters In The Commercial
Club building this "wednesday evening.
CONGRESSMAN JOSEPH HOWELL
Tuesday notified John Burton Of this city
by letter that his pension had been in
creased from sl2 TO SIG a month, Mr..
Burton Is an Indian war veteran, hay
ing seen service in Captain Hunter 5
troop.
ROBERT GLEASON appeared before
Judge Lewis OF the district court Tues
day and pleaded guilty TO the charge OF
burglary I'm the third degree, and was
sentenced TO one year in the state prison.
Gleason broke into house at Murray
on January 2S last,
THE STUDENTS oG the Granite high
school will give a banquet Friday after
noon at the school in honor of the school
dramatic club. Principal Moss and others
OF the faculty are slated TO speak. while
a programme in keeping with the occa-
sion is TO be rendered.
THE LOCAL postofflce officials re-
March "a. of the postofhce at Egbert,
Laramie county, Wyoming. The robbery
is supposed to have been done by tramps,
\ watch and $5659 were stolen.
LOREN b. CURTIS. who is president
OF the Mosida Fruit Lands company, ar
rived In Salt Lake from Denver Tues
day, and this week he Will inspect the
$500 acres OF land owned by the COM
pany southwest of Utah lake. The COM
pany Is putting In pumping machinery,
and II is expected that water Will he
available for 2600 acres within the next
two weeks.
THE TRIAL of the case OF Salt Lake
Cltv against Tom Politz was commenced
before a jury in Judge Lewiss division
OF the district court Tuesday and Will be
concluded this morning. Politz Is charged
with q violation of the pure food ordi :
nanCcs Of the city by selling nuts alleged
to he unfit for human consumption. He
was found guilty in the police court
and fined $50.
UPON MOTION Of the defendants,
Judge Lewis OF the district court, Tues
Marlger charged with drunkenness, and
J. P. Poulson. convicted I'm the police
court of obstructIns the streets. last
summer. Marlger was sentenced 10 thirty
days in the city Jail and Poulson was
hned SIS by Judge Dlehl. but they have
now decided TO drop the appeal
A DECREE was rendered by Judge
Armstrong Of the district court Tuesday,
quicting the title OF Charlotte Cassidy
10 a one e-eghth interest in the Captain
Quartz lode claim in the Uintah mining
district Summit county. The action was
brought against Johan Back and Per
Person. and the court held that the de-
PENDANTS held the interest in the claim
I'm trust for Mrs. Cassidy
FOLLOWING simple funeral services
at the s. D. Evans chapel Tuesday morn
Murray physician who died at ST. Mark s
hospital Monday as the result of an op-
cratlon was started to Lexington, Neb.,
for interment. The Rev. Mr.. Crane de-
Bentz and other officials OF Murray, with
Intimate friends OF the family, were in
attendance,
TO COMMEMORATE the ninety sixth
birthday anniversary OF the late Presl-
dent Snow. the sons, daughters and most
OF the living descendants will gather to-
gethcr Sunday. April 3. in the evening.
at the residence OF Mrs. Florence Snow
Crilchlow. Critchow apartments. First
avenue and T. street, There will be up
ward OF seventy-hve In attepdance. A
programme in keeping with the occasion
will be rendered.
THE good ship Canada. carrying Nor
mon missionaries from this state. has
safely reached its destination at Liver
pool. docking Sunday evening. On this
steamer were the following: c. a. Carl
guist. Carl p. Lind, Isaac ID, Stewart,
Heber r Hall Andrew f. Gulke, OF Salt
Lake City: William Wagstaff Murray,
James w. Saville, Calder's station; Ii;
George L. Chambers. Pleasant Green;
William 4. Brown, Jr.. and Alvin Ses~
sions. Woods Cross: John F.. Stewart,
Ogden: Leonard Christensen, Richfcld !;
Herbert G.. Dade. Warren. Utah; James
:. Mccain. Preston, Ida. and other Utah
and Idaho passengers.
Attention Eagles,