The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
City and Neighborhood

viii attend school.
a REUNION OF the Bennion family of
Tayiorsvllle Will be held at the Taylors-
Vile assembly hall Wednesday. October
6. The fnmily will enjoy bountiful dinner
and an excellent programme.
AT A RECENT meeting In Vernal tho
people Of the Uintah district voted for
the establishment Of permanent ex-
chamber OF commerce department In the
Vermont building
FUNERAL SERVICES for Words
worth Buckley Smith. the four months
who died Friday afternoon, will be held
al " o'clock Sunday ar the family home.
s35 East Eleventh South street.
HERBERT S. BIGLow, who was to
speas on "Direct Legislation al the Con-
gregational church next week, has been
obliged to cancel his engagement He
will speak al the Brigham Young acad
cmy, Provo. on September IS.
M. o. LEIGHTON, chief photographer
Of the United States geological survey,
western states, Will arrive in Salt Lake
SitT today (sunday) and VIII probably ply
In Utah for about two weeks.
WITH THE REMOVAL Saturday OF
five typhoid fever patients from the Ia.
u. S. hospital to tho new Judge Mercy
hospital, The work OF transferring the
Oregon Short Line patients Is complete.
at the new hospital.
ON ACCOUNT Of the report that the
accident which caused the death OF
Frank kurctich occurred I'm n portion Of
been closed by the Inspector for defective
limbcrlng, j. l.. Pettit, state coal mine
Inspector. left Saturday to Investigate.
PLEAS OF NOT GUILTY to stealing
clothing from tho Mullett clothing store
and the Gardner store were entered In
police court Saturday morning by Attor
ncy James Smith for George Smith and
Roy Whtcfied. Their hearing was set
for October and ball In each cnse hxed
at 500. j..
EDWARD r. DAMPIER says In a suit
filed In the district court Saturday that
Blanche M. Dampicr deserted him AT
Akclcy, Mimi. September ], 1903. after
their marriage Mt Fergus Falls. Mimi,
June 20, 1901, and he wants divorce.
Mrs, Dampier, Dampier believes, is In
Tacoma,
THE POLICE werc notified Saturday
OF n burglary at the residence of Neils
trance was effected through window
Friday night. The plumber consisted OF a
ring containing eleven small diamonds and
three rubies and nm old style bracelet set
with pearls.
A WELSH REUNION will be given in
the Sixteenth ward amusement hall on
Thursday. October s. beginning at 8
O'clock. This Will be under the auspices
every effort will be made to make 1t one
OF the pleasantest events Of the sea-
son.
DR. JAMES Fl. TALMAGE has re-
turned from the east. where he has been
on professional business for about three
weeks. and Is again at his office in the
Vermont building, supervising the In
stallation of the exhibits for the Deseret
museum. DR.. Talnlage has been working
In the interests Of the museum In CHI
cago.
SPECIAL SERVICES will he given in
the Liberty ward Sunday school Sunday
morning at 10 a. m. Bishop Roscoe card
ley Of the Third ward will deliver lec-
Amelia Margetts will sing Jesus. 1 My
Cross Have Taken" The public are cor
daily invited. Take the Waterloo car.
THE UNITED STATES civil service
secure eliGibes In the following positions.
Second class Cor asslstanD steam engi-
neer and first class steam engineer in
the department service at Washington,
d. C.; wireless telegraph operators In
the lighthouse service In Hawaii and also
In the Philippine islands.
REV. ALBERT c, SHIELDS Of Bos-
ton. Mass, will speak on tire Emmanuel
Movement at the Y W. c.. A. vesnsr
service this afternoon at o'clock In the
Brooks Arcade rooms. Mrs C. G. Plum
mer will sing. All women are cordially
invited. Social half hour with light re-
lTeSn1nentS TO tOllOW Inc service
PAUL DRoUBAY says In answer to
o, c. Pearson's suit to recover on
promissory note for s409.50 given In part
payment for 2io head of sheep. that the
sheep were diseased with scab and spread
the disease among 5000 other head owned
for s595,50 in excess OF the amount de-.
manded by Pearson as damages.
JOHN G. sMIERER. who had been III
but about two weeks, died at his home,
S74 East Second South street, Saturday
morning. Mr.. Smierer had been resi-
dent of Salt Lake City for about twenty
five years. He leaves a widow and two
children, son and daughter. Funer
al arrangements have not been COM
pleted.
CARL ESIvIs. aged 10 years, died
Saturday morning at his home in Muir
ray after q three-days' illness. The young
man Injured his foot while at work in
the Murray smelter, and laid off work.
stomach trouble, which resulted In his
death. His widowed mother and three
brothers survive. The funeral will be
held Monday afternoon at o'clock from
the family residence.
AN INVITATION has been issued to
all who crossed the plains In 1856 to
1860. all their descendants, and all who
are In any way connected with the pio-
October 8 in the Eleventh ward assem-
bly, hall, The committee in charge of
the affair Is composed of S. S, Jones.
James Gardner. Langley A, Bailey.
Thomas Dobson. Elder MIclsle. John Y.
Smith. Alexander Burt and Albert Jones.
ALTHOUGH the police found the miss
Ing money behind a picture In her room,
and she had been positively identified by
George Harris. white man. as the ne
grcss who had robbed him of S97, Cyla
Fell'n, colored, entered plea OF not guilty
when. arraigned In police court Saturday
She will be given prclimn-
ary hearing on October 4, Bail was fixed
at $1,000. Harris. the complaining wit
ness, is being detained by the police.
a. v. TAYLOR returned Saturday even
ing from Spring Valley, Wyo.. to receive
another run OF oil through the pipe line
Of the Pittsburs-Sat Lake OH company.
of about three carloads. New |
capitalists are constantly looxlnG over the
field with view OF Investment. lie saio.
The Russell & Miller well is expected to
strike second sand about September so |
The Standard Reserve Oil company and |
.hc International Consolidated are con-
inually drilling and expect to have one |
,r two wells In operation before the end
Of the season.