The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
City and Neighborhood

FRIDAY Will he payday for tho tcacn-
ers OF the city schools. this being the
second payment for tho present school
year.
TIE UTAH NATIONAL BANK is dis
tributing the $1,000 of the recently de-
clarcd per cent regular quarterly divi~
dcDd.
THE STATE BOARD or, EXAMIN-
ERS was in regular monthly session
wednesday, transactlng only routine
business
ARDA MAE MILLER was granted a
final decree oT divorce from James Gill
ford Miller In District Judge Morse 6
court Wednesday,.
Il. V. DUNCAN Is suing Webster Bros,
In the district court to recover Sl2lS,75,
with $3.50 attorney fees, alleged TO be due
on ~ promisSory note,
CLESSON $ KINNEY il suing Jchu
lialnn in the district court to quiet title
10 go acres In section -, township z
south. range 1 cast. this county,
TIE SALT LAKE bank clearings
Wednesday amounted TO 1891 ,S65.il, as
compared with sI50,379-62 for tho cor
responding day year ago, an increase
or S1al ,dS6.09.
IN ANSWER to Florence II. Ellss pc
ttion for divorce ON the grounds of
non support George H. Ellis says that
Mrs. Ellis deserted him and he asks that
her complaint be dismissed.
y MEETING of the executive commit
tee OF Tn. publicity bureau of the Com
.mcrcial club was held at the Commercial
club Wednesday noon. Only matters Of
routine business were acted upon.
TIE BOARDS OF park commissioners
OF Salt Lake City and Ogden will meet
al the Commcrclal club Thursday after
noon TO make preliminary arrangements
Tor the convention of park commission
ers to be held October 8.
IN DISTRICT JUDGE MoRSE'S court
Wednesday, Marion Hbbard was grant
ed divorce from William IIlbbard on
the grounds of non support and restored
TO her maiden name OF Lane. The cou-
pie was married at West Jordan. Feb
ruary 1G, 1901 {.
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs Mary Pitt
who died in san Francisco a few days
ago. was held direct from the train
wednesday morning. Interment, which
was private, was in Mount OliYct ccmc-
terry. Mrs. Pitt was the mother OF the
late Tom ID. Pitt OF this city.
MISS ANNE MALEY. national organ
izcr Tor the Socialist party. with head
quarters in New York City, addressed IL
large audience OF Socialistic sympathiz-
crS at Second South and Stale streets
"Wednesday night her subject being the
general principles of Socialism
WILLARD HANSEN. state food and
dairy. commissioners, left Wednesday
morning for Rich county To make an
inspection OF conditions at condensed
milk factories, Ec will spend several
days inspecting the plants and seeing
that the milk canned in Utah is prop
crly prepared for the market.
BURNING RUBBISH in furnace
which had become cloggcd caused the
iiie department 10 respond to the garage
OF The Studcbaker company at Second
South and Second East streets Wcdncs-
day morning. Smoke poured from the
basement OF the building in volume but
there was no damage caused by fire.
MRS. FLOYD SKINNER of Portland,
VINO stopped off here cnroute home from
a visit in Denver. reported To- the police
Wednesday the loss of "a diamond ring.
valued at 800, which. she says, she laid
on q wash stand In the Almond rooming
house while washing her hands Tuesday
night Mrs. Skinner did not discover her
loss until Wednesday morning
INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE caused
The dismissal by District Judge Lewis,
Wednesday. of the criminal cases against
Hugh Reynolds and Mark Borg Rey-
nolds was charged with the grand lar
ccny OF a gold watch and $50 from w.
a, Nunnery, March 81 last. and Borg
was alleged to have committed n statu-
tory offensc.