The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
CITY AND VICINITY

FOLLOWING FOUR MONTHS of CON
school has been completed. The struc-
ture is three stories high containing
eight rooms. in addition TO the auditorium.
in which a stage is being installed for
amateur productions. Three rooms will
he thrown open for the benefit of high
schoo. students the coming week. and
work on the interior decorations of the
others rushed
QUIET WEDDING OF yesterday was
that OF Frank Barrett and Mrs. Louise
Darton. which was celebrated a Phillips
Congregational church parsonage al 3
Ing. MIR. Barrett is the city marshal OF
Eureka and is well known here. his bride
being a young widow OF Eureka. Mr.
and Mrs Barrett will return TO Eureka
after a few days stay in this city.
AN INTERESTING TEACHERS insti-
tute Is TO be held at the University Of
Utah Friday for the instructors of the
will be present Professor Stewart and
others of the faculty will speak. Two
sessions will be held A complimentary
luncheon is to be given by the domestic
honor of the visitors.
w. n. BARNETT, assignee OF \. S.
Tuscott, began suit In the district court
Monday afternoon against Althea Brown
TO cancel a chattel mortgage which Bar
nett alleges he understands Tuscott VIII
ask the court 10 foreclose, The mort
gage is on the Tuscott market and was
given 10 secure s400. The market was
assigned TO Barnett for the benefit OF
the creditors.
MRS. FRED cURVIN. who is charged
with having robbed the Regal Cleaning
company's store at I56 East Second South
street or the night OF January 81. was
brought before Judge Harry Harper Mon
day afternoon. where she was bound over
10 the district court TO answer to the
charge Of burglary IN the second de-
gree.
FUNERAL SERVICES for George
Macy. who committed suicide at the
January %, will be held at the under
taking chapel Of O'Donneil &; Co. at II
o clock Tuesday forenoon: Macy's brother,
J: c. Macy Of Eugene, Oregon, will have
charge OF the funeral.
ARTHUR A. PlATZ. who was charged
with having swind!ed the Maryland Cas-
ualty company out Of SIS on September
=, 1910 was aarra!gned before Judge
took until 10 o'clock Thursday forenoon
10 plead. His bond, which was fixed at
$500. was furnished.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF investigating |
and Power company. which company is |
trying 10 enter the field at Sandy, but |
thus far has been unable 10 do so, the
Sandy City Commercial club will meet |
with the city council this week and go |
over the proposition.
PERL BREEDING, the saloon porter |
who was arrested Sunday on the charge |
Of, Of thr9wing a bucket Of boiling water
Charles Hubbard. had his preliminary |
hearing Monday afternoon, az which ne
pleaded not guilty, He was bound over |
and held on $50 bail
TO GET AN ELIGIBILITY list of
stenogra pliers and typewriters for serv-
ice in the departmental service OF the
Twelfth civil service district a civil serv-
Ice examination has been announced for
February %. TO be held at the federal
building.
A SHORT MEETING OF the sub-com-
mittee OF the good roads committee was
held Monday afternoon at the CONNER
cial club This committee was appoint
ed TO confer with the legislative COM
mittees on public roads relative TO the
bills now before the legislature on sood
roads.
OFFICERS OF THE Humane soci-
ETY. report that owners and drivers OF
horses in the city are taking the advice
rough shod. Corrections along this line
are enforced by the officers almost daily,
AT THE REGULAR WEEKLY meeting
of the Salt Lake Ministerial association
an Interesting. paper on How to Read
Browning. y general discussion fol-
lowed. President w. i. Bulkley presided
REauIslTIoN PAPERS FOR TIE re-
turn of Alfred Noack TO Eldora Hardin
county. Iowa. where he is wanted on the
charge Of deserving his wife. Belle
Noack. were honored Monday by Cow
William Spry. Noack is now in the city
jail
MRS THERON oEDDEs, wife OF ,
Theron Geddes, died at 1890 O'clock
Monday, AT the residence OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs Bryan Conrad, al Fort Douglas. !
The funeral service will he held Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock. at the post.
&, r. S. LANE, charged with a statu-
-ory ofteDse. vas bound over TO the dis ,
rict court Monday afternoon by Justice ,
J. j. Williams OF Mdvale. Bond was :
liked at $1,000. Lane pleaded not guilty :
a STRONG PROTEST has been sent TO /
he county commissioners by the citizens r
of M:dr2le against any change In the ! :
present franchise OF the Utah Light and 6
Railway company v
BANK CLEARiNGS for Salt Lake for
Monday were $1.i5l. l.607.66, as against I
u .OsS.e5l-22 for the corresponding day OF L
asst year. an increase OF S5a.956.4i
THE L. o. S. STENoGRAPHIc asso-
,iation will hold its regular meeting In the
business college Wednesday evening at S
o'clock a
MRS. e. X. HEREFORD, who has been J,
Iuite Ill FOR the past week OF diptht heria 1 -
s reported 10 be doing as we'll as pos a.
ible. ~
The MODERN SCHOOL has adopted "
esolutions favoring the proposed Sum IL
ay closing at the postoffice. "a