The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
CITY AND VICINITY
HE NINETEENTH WARD fair and

THE NINETEENTH WARD fair and
bazaar began Yesterday, 20 cover .
period of four days AT the ward hall.
Fourth North and Center streets What
arc described as interesting. mysterious
and unique attractions have been pro-
vided for the entertainment of those
attending the fair. and an opportuniiJ TO
do Christmas shopping early VIII be pro-
yided hy the many decorated booths con-
tanning various articles suitable AS gifts.
J. e. PETIT, state coal mine jnspec-
tor. returned yesterday from The Ncrna'
country, where he had been looking over
the different mining properties. lie re-
ports that there Is an increased activity
in some OF the silsonite mines. but that
this Is not general. There is, however, :,
a better demand for this product. he
says. from eastern cities.
a LARGE PocKETsook, containing
letters. photographs and other memo
! randa, was found In city mail box yos-
! tcrday. II has the name OF George Jcn-
Creek Sask.. Canada The owner may
have his property by calling at the Office
of The postmaster aud Identifying IT,
THE YOUNG Mems Republican club OF
meeting in Judge Armstrong courtroom
Tuesday night December -, The meet
ing was to have been held last night,
but owing TO the sccretary's failure 10
notify members the board OF managers
| ordered the postponcment
THE COOPERATIVE Independent
Film company hlcd petition In the
| Third district court Yesterday afternoon
Tor the dissolution Of the company. II Is
IalleGcd that all claims of the company
have been satisfied and the stockholders
have agreed upon dissolution Of the
concern,
AT A MEETING oC The banquet COM
mittoe of the Commercial club yesterday
IT was decided 10 hold the clubs annual
BANQUET Friday night. December -,
There was a general discussion Of ar
lraDgements. but no definite action Was
taken beyond fixing tho date.
THE MONTHLY meeting OF the state
land bourd was begun yesterday. Only
a number OF routine mattcrs were dis
posed OF. The board will meet again
| this morning. when IL is likely that the
heen held viii be made.
MADAME LYDIA MoUNTFoRD. =
noted traveller and lecturer: who is spend :
ing the week In salt Lake. will speak
her subject being shepherd Life IN Pal
rstlnr =" The lecture VIII be illustIa ted
by StcrcopLicon Views.
SECRETARY OF STATE TiNGEY. as
state bank commissioner. has called upon
the national and state banks TO make a
report of the conditions Of the iustitu-
lions at The close Of business Tuesday,
| December &c.
GOV, WILLIAM seRY will leave. the
Icltv this morning for Provo, where he
u
with tho state Mental hospital To dispose
OF lie will not be back until Thursday
morning.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Henry T,
| Heath. who died Monday night. viii be
held from the family residence. a95 Lake
street at > o'clock Thursday afternoon
| Intcrment VIII be In Mt. Olivct cemetery.
E. j, LUCE, well known in railroad
and mining circles. both here and I'm Ne
vada. left yesterday To Join the Guggen-
heim forces az the Bradcn copper mines
In Raucaeua, Chile.
THE LADIES OF ST. Peters guild VIII
have their sale Thursday. December :,
Useful and fancy articles viii bc dis
posed of Hot lunch from - p. III. TO 10
p. m. G51 Nortll Second West.
| w. +. YEO, travelling passenger agent
FOR the Pennsylvania lines, with head
quarters in this city. left last night ON
n short business trip In Montana.
ON THE GROUNDS Of cruelty Peter
Zaharis began suit In The Third district
| court for divorce from Allie Daharis
They were married May 10, 1910.
ACCORDING TO Tho report Of County
Road Supervisor Willard Snow. slJ. 900
| in poll tax has been paid in by the poll
tax payers OF Salt Lake county.
JUDGE c. w. MORSE yesterda,
granted Jennie Carbeck N final decree OF
divorce from James Carbcck.