The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
City and Neighborheod

THE local bank clearIngs Friday were
$Sl6, ,S9o.S2, as compared with S9l2625.4 40
for August &c, 1909.
j. w. kINGSRURY. connected with the
surveyor generals office in the federal
building here. has gone to California to
inspect and report upon mineral lands.
l., L. SPRAGUE is suing w. NJ. Rob
inson in the district court 10 recover $3.50
damages with taxes alleged to be due
for failure to complete the purchase OF a
house and lot.
a. J. JOHNSON. who is alleged to have
stolen pair OF shoes from Jack Doyle
OF l2S West Fourth South street. August
21 is charged with petit larceny in a
complaint issued by the county attorney
Friday.
POSTMASTER a. L. THOMAS. who
has been cruising on the Great Salt take
for several days, has returned TO his Of
flee duties. He is bronzed like a full
nodged seaman.
WILLIAM REID OF Crescent, in an
affidavit filed in the district court Fri
day. says that Walter Reid Of the same
place Is insane, and he wants him com
mitted TO the state mental hospital for
treatment.
NO MEETING of the board OF public
works was held Friday evening. as three
members of the board were out OF the
city, making IL Impossible to obtain a
quorum. The meeting probably will be
held Saturday,
CHARLES r. PUGH of Kanab. Kane
state engineer for a fraction of cubic
foot per second of the flow Of four small
springs In Kane county. to be used In
the watering of sheep and cattle.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Edith
*. Fletcher who died at her home 5I6
Elizabeth street, Thursday, will be held
at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
Thirty third ward meeting house Inter
ment Will be IN the City cemetery.
J. r. JARVIS of Garfield was taken to
St Marks hospital Friday afternoon.
suffering from a broken leg. Jarvis, while
employed at Garfield, fell and sustained
n fracture OF the left limb. He Is report
ed as resting easy at the hospital.
ONLY ONE CANDIDATE was on hand
TO take the examination for government
stenoeraphcrs and typewritcrs held by
the civil service commission Friday morn
long list OF candidates. but evidently gov
ernment jobs are not in demand,
FUNERAL SERVICES for Harold
king;sbury, the eight. months old son of
khalil Klngsbury, who died Thursday,
were held at the home OF the childs
grandparents DR. and Mrs j. T. Kings
bury. 222 South Twelfth East street. at
o'clock Friday afternoon.
ROBERT. TIBBS OF SGT West First
South street reported to the police that
a horse and buggy had been stolen from
him while he was visiting on Green street
Thursday night. Tibbs said he was OF
the opinion that small boys had taken
the rig The police are searching for it.
TO FILL the temporary vacancy OF
duty sergeant, caused by the promotion
OF Duty Sergeant II. NJ. Beckstend to
chief OF detectives, Patrolman Tom Simp-
son was detailed as duty sergeant by
Lieutenant Hempel, in the absence of
Chief Barlow, Friday night
FUNERAL SERVICES for Harry C
Ferguson, son OF Mr., and Mrs. William
M. Ferguson, No, 521 West Second South
street. will be held at the funeral chanel
OF Eber w. Hall. 1874 South West Tenn
pie street, at 1920 a. IN, Monday. August
terry
GOVERNOR SPRY will not he back
from Richfeld to which place he went
Thursday to deliver an address on juvc-
nile court work, until this afternoon
Consequently the delegates 10 the Ma
ttonal Conservation congress at ST Paul,
beginning September s, will not be named
until Monday.
E, BROOKS, % years of age, and E,.
Phillips, 1S years of age were arrested
Friday forenoon on the charge of steal
Ing suit case from O. NJ. Calder
Calder. while dining in n restaurant near
First South and Main streets, had placed
the suit case on the floor and the youths
picked IT up and dccamped with It, They
were arrested by Sergeant Roberts and
Patrolman Franz
G. M. HUNT, travelling lecturer for the
International Bible Students association.
arrived In the city Friday and will do
liver n lecture at the Knights of Coum-
bus hall. 1877 East First South street.
subject OF the lecture is. THE Past Pres
ent and Future of Man" Mr. Hunt has
delivered his lecture before "a number of
audiences In Utah and elsewhere. and it
has been very favorably received. The
lecture is for men and women and the