The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-17
CITY AND VICINITY

A. c. NELSON, state Superintendent
OF public instruction. left the city Thurs.
day morning for Chicago, where he will
attend the first meeting of the commit
lee Of eleven appointed at the last ses-
sion OF the National Education associa
Hon to take up an investigation of rural
school conditions throughout the country
Inc committee intends to mako "A thor
ough investigation OF the conditions. with
view OF bettcrmg them II possible
THE UTAH Association of Credit Mer
has decided TO take up an active cam
palgn among the business men OF the
community In the interest of nre proven
tlon. Announcement has been made tha,
Frank II. Wentworth OF the National
Association Of Credit Men will deliver a
lecture. on fire prevention In this city
some time In January, hy which time II
is expected the move will be we'll under
way.
RESOLUTIONS expressing the sorrow
or the National Convention of Insurance
commissioners at the death OF George 3.
Sauires' who was first insurance COM
missioner OF Utah. have been received
oN Willard Done, state commissioner OF
insurance. They were prepared In an
elaborate way, and were sent by H. r.
Cunningham. secretary OF the conven-
ton.
WORD WAS RECEIVED at the Offices
or the Mormon church yesterday telling
Of the death of Fabin Carter Sessions,
Jr., son Of Mr.: and Mrs. f. G. Sessions.
deatn the Young man was a missionary
for the Mormon church at Cottage Grove
Or; ggnHe He vas vas born in South BountifuI
taken To Bountiful for burial.
A FIRE OF UNKNOWN origin resulted
IN a loss Of Sl15 at the residence OF Mrs
u. Crussen, 45S West Second South
street. last night at $50 o'clock. The
and is owned by the National Bank of
the Republic. The damage TO the house
Is estimated 10 be 800 and the damage
10 the contents s15.
for the "smIIers''. dance to be held IL,
the Fifteenth ward amusement hall this
evening. and from the present outlook
there will be a big, turnou, and a pleas
ant evening for those who attend. A
general Invitation is extended.
!; E. ERICKSON fled a petition in the
probate division OF the Third district
court Yesterday afternoon for letters OF
administrauon in the estate OF John
Peterson. who died at Murray. Septem
ber 10. 1910. leaving an estate In real
property valued at $1,000.
THE DANISH SIsterhood lodge Utah
40. eo. VIII give a card party and social
IN The lodge hall a, the Odd Fellows
pect.ng that all members OF the lodge.
together with their families and friends
VIII be present.
IN A COMPLAINT Issued By the
county attorneys office yesterday after
noon, Morris C. White Is charged with
burglary In the second degree, Hc is
accused o! breaking Into the Western
Coop store at $50 West Second South
street.
GEORGE PERRET. aged s5 years a
teaWster. who was seriously injured as
the result OF being struck by an Ashton
avenue car. Tuesday night, Is reported
to oe improving at the l.. d. s. hospital
and II is believed that he will ultimately
recover.
ANNOUNCEMENT WAS made By the
county road supervisor yesterday that
he intends TO imm mediately begin suits
against III" county poll tax delinquents.
JUDGE MORSE Yesterday granted Jo
sic BThnham an Interlocutory decree OF
divorce from John II. Branhnm.