The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-19
City and Neighborhood

I MILTON \. EICI<S and Miss Caroline
Benson were united in marriage by Rev.
w NJ. Padcn of tho First Presbyterian
/ church, Tuesday.
IN TIE district court Walter Bryant
is suing w. II. Post and 100 others TO
| quiet title 10 forty lots scattered about
the edge of the city
FUNERAL. SERVICES for Will Lutte.
were held in o'Donneli & Co.'S undertak :
Ing parlors Tuesday afternoon at .
o'clock.
FUNERAL SERVICES for George Del
mont were held In the O'Donncl &. Co.
undertaking parlors at II o'clock Tues
day morning. lntcrment was in the City
! cemetery.
WILLARD DONE state Insurance.
commissioned. has received an invitation
10 speak at the jubilee and carnival at
Payson. Thursday, He says he proba bIy
will not be able TO attend,
| THE CANADIAN ASSOCIATION will
give dancing party this "wednesday
East First South street. All Canadians
and their friends are invited.
THE Utah Paint and Glass clue met
Tuesday at the Commercial club and con-
| sidered several matters of business In
connection with the new club. A lunch-
con was served during the meeting
II. I. HAlNES,. deputy state statisti-
clan. and Colonel Tatlock, special crop
s,n1isueian snn; ds,ui OF The agricultural depart
/ u
trip through the Dixie land OF Utah
IuCIAN II. SMYTH chief deputy
United States marshal, returned TUESDAY
nlsnt from Payson. where he had been
serving notices In legal cases. Deputy
Marshal Julian Riley Is serving notices in
Eureka. '''
SHERIFF. JOSEPISON of Box Elder
county arrived in the city Tuesday with
Dec Brackenbcrry. sentenced TO life i'm
prisoninent in the state prison for the
killing OF Warren Richardson. near Koi-
ton. last April.
THIRTEEN SAMPLES OF. butter were
taken Tuesday by Willard Hansen stats
food and dairy commissioner and tests
onn,,t" WA! be mgde 1E, AT once to determine the
apn,,i,y. annni,,sy. Ihe samples VIII be tested for
adultcration and weight.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Jemima
catherine Hotchkiss, who died SATURDAY..
AT lne age OF 81 years, were held in lilo
=. =; ~ Evans mortuary chapel AT O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Elmer I, GnsIcn
conducted short hut Inprcssiyc servjrn
lnterment was In the City cemetery
FOR EXTRA TIME they viii be 70.
CURED TO work in October. November and
December. ON account of the collectinn
OF taxes and the making UP of the delin
g,ient tax list. o. r. I-und w. ], Moore
5: B; Glegson. William GrocsbecI.. s.'Jt Jr,,
ann j. j. Meyers Will be paid $40 a monib |
apiece extra, according To an order made
by the county commissioners TUESDAY.
6. APPLICATIONS FOR SPACE AT tho
received s'I h,, heIu NJ ysar are already being
Among the companies making arranoo,
,,ncnts tor next year Is the Ogden paSk
ing company, which will Install - rafrin
Grafton plant and make lis tIspiar
meats even more attractive than thai
H. G; FEpSTED. d graduate of tbo
University of Copenhagen. viii aJ,j,e.s ss
me Danish Brotherhood In Eagles hi
IniS m lWedncsdayD evening. The subi.nt
in ", nis Iecture WIN he, Mature OF Popu.
peSin at O'clock, All fncpbcrs of ~
orohierhood are requested 10 be prnsent
AS REMEMBRANCE Mrs Cso,r.,,
IS. Squiros presented the state ins,Irnnccn
sonilnission with pictures, Tunsdav
l,lt Gresident William Taft. Vice President |.
81 Snernail and John Hays Hammond. 'aii
George r. Squircs. former state ins,,rn n'.n
9I1hn,miss,oner. Ishni ss,, The pictures are signrd
Office OF the state commissioner. - 'ne
Arthur =. Christensen has moved b;s