The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
City and NeighborElood

MIR. AND MRS FRED HANSON are
rejoicing over the arrival OF boy. who
made his appearance Tuesday afternoon
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT SOM
ERS OF tho Ecll Telephone company mas
returned from a business trip To Mon
tan1.
j. a. GRGENEWADD Of the Greene,
valid Furniture company has returned
from an extended eastern purchasing
tour
SALT LAKE bank clearinss. TUESDAY;
amounted TO Sl.167.31G.52, as compared
with $0i0.199.31 for the corresponding
day last year.
THE FEES of the county clerks office
for the month Of January amounted 70
$21i3.l5, which is an increase OF $3.50 over
the fees for the corresponding month last
year.
II. j. SCHULTZ. who was confirmed as
clerk of the city board OF heaIth: M Mon =,
day night BY the city council 6nd Satesd TSs s
upon the work of the office,
TIE. BOND OF W, Z. Schoppe. clerk in
the office OF City Recorder Rives' Was Vas
nlcd with the recorder Tuesday The
amoun; OF the bond Is $1,000, and the
National Surety company is surety.
GEORGE HERRICKS. a laborer. living
at 659 State street, fell in a tit on Rich
ards street near First south street, Tues
day afternoon He received a severe scalp
wound and was removed TO the cmer-
gency hospital
TIE DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS
will hold social Thursday evening at
the home Of the Misses Franc and Bes-
sic Boycc. Si7 South First West street
Members of all G \. r. and allied OF
ganiZatlonS arc invited.
THE COLLECTIONS received by the
state board OF land commissioners In the
month of January for payments on land
contracts only amounted 10 the total sum
OF Sl6I ,591.64 as compared with $l3eD-
030:6l for the month OF January, 1909.
WALTER BAT-MGARTNER, president
OF the Spokane branch of the American
Mining Congress has sent 10 Governor
Spry copies OF the resolutions adopted at
the meeting In Spokane on January 81.
against any increase by the
government in the price OF coal lands.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the
members OF the Country club, held at
the Packard library yesterday afternoon,
tho following board OF directors was elect
ed 10 serve for the coming year. d. G,
J3ckllnG, T. @. Gcmmcl r, a Hale, Sam
ucl Neal, T. 6 Griffin and J. I. Good
win,
MRS JANE s. RICHARDS one of The
hest-known women Of Utah celebrated
her eighty seventh birthday anniversary
Monday. Under the auspices Of tho Cen
was held in her honor AT the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Joseph West, in Ogden.
Monday night.
MAYOR BRANSFORp. Tuesday ap-
proved all the matters passed upon by
the city council, Monday night, Among
other things approved was tho appoint
mcnis by City Auditor Aft of the en-
pioyees on his regular office force as fol-
lows c. 3. Stevens. chief deputy; T.. A
Book, bookkceper: Charles a, Weaver and
J. j, Acomb, clerks.
JUDGMENT by consent was entered
in the district court. Tuesday. in favor
of ". j. Burke and against the Crescent
company for SISS9.S2 and
costs amounting TO $3.50. Burke Sc
cured the appointment of receiver for
the company Monday. as it was shown
that tho company had debts amounting
to $l2 900.
SUIT TO FoRECLosE Iaborers lien
was filed In the district court Tuesday.
By r.. L. Jones against the Big Mott Min
Ing company. II is alleged that Jones took
4 contract TO work oil the Pacific lode claim
belonging to the company in July. 1907.
and he ella inns that there is balance due
him for labor amounting 10 S264. He
filed lien against the property and asks
judgment for the above amount and Il
foreclosure OF the lien
THE BODY Of Lawrence NelIlgan Of
II Wayne court. who was employed by
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad as
train dispatcher: will be shipped to Colo
Holy Cross hospital Monday from injuries
received by falling on an Icy pavement
in front OF the New Windsor hotel. lie
is survived by widow and two children
city from Colorado Springs Tuesday night.
GOV WILLIAM SPRY has received a
from Charles r. Terry.
chairman OF the committee at New York,
which has in charge the national legiSla-
tive convention to be held on February ry
IL, l6 and Il, urging him TO join in the
movement for uniform automobile lceis-
ation and to send a delegate TO the con-
venton which is being held under the
auspices Of the American Automobile as
ISOLATION.
AN ACTION was fled in the district
court, Tuesday. by the Ora NJ, Brashere
company against the Empire Utah Laun-
dry company to recover damages in the
sum OF $2iii for an alleged breach Of
contract entered into between the two
October %. 1909. The con-
.rect was for a prcrdlum plan 10 be run
by the plaintiff company in connection
with the laundry business Of defendant.
md 1t is claimed that the latter company
violated the contract on December 10
last.