The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-05
CITY AND VICINITY

C. E. IsAAcSoN is suing C. 7. Crab
tree. Carrie y. Crabtree. the National
Bank of the Republic and Walker Bros.
bank TO recover deed TO real property
held In escrow at the latter bank. which.
1t is alleged. came into the possession
OF Isaacson through a deal with Davis NJ.
Leland; who entered into the contract
with the defendant. 1t is alleged that
Crabtree was to make certain payments
which he has failed to do.
SUIT WAS FILED in the Third dis
trict court Saturday by the Barber Lum-
Der company against the Moapa SS Salt
Vile. William ID. Livingstone, T. Fl. Fitz-
gerald II. ], Fitzgerald and ]. Reid to
compel payment of Judgment rendered
by the district court May u. 1910. for
S62S.95 In favor OF the plaintiff, together
with interest at the rate OF per cent
PHIL MARGETTS, dean OF the drama
I'm Utah. Will celebrate his eighty-se
birthday, anniversary February 10, at his
Friends VIII give reception 10 the vet
eran actor In the afternoon, from un-
III o'clock, and In the evening the rela-
uves will hold n reunion. II is planned
TO make this celebration the biggest and
most memorable OF all
FIELD AGENTS of the Now Yorl.
Life Insurance company gathered In the
offices OF the company in the Boston
A luncheon at the Commercial club at
1870 o'clock followed the business meet
ing, Gilbert A. Smith. Inspector OF agcn-
cies Of the western district, gave an
address at the luncheon,
CHARLES HOLMES is charged with
burglary in the second degree in q COM
plaint issued by the county attorney
Saturday morning. 1t is alleged that
Holmes. the night Of February g.. broke
street. occupied by the J. NJ Christen-
sen Produce company.
PARTICIPATING in the annual dinner
of the agents. superintendents and de-
tached agents Of the Metropolitan Life
enty employees, including their wives.
The dinner was served at the Common
cial club at $50 o'clock. A business meet
ing preceded the dinner,
AN EXAMINATION for mine foremen
and fire bosses In the coal mines OF the
state has been announced for February
21 and %. to be held at Castle Gate
Foremen and bosses will be required TO
qualifications for positions.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES over VAL
entine Clays, who met his death in II
snowslide In Peruvian gulch. Little Cot
place at the O'Donnell chapel this after
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be
In the City cemetery.
The FRIENDS of Mrs Frank B. Kim
Rnk PT wife r H6a & Gy vii hcebse ms nssssG
learn that she Is recovering steadily from
serious operation which she recently
underwent Mt tho Holy Cross hospital.
q. n, ROBERTS will deliver a lee
ture In Emigration ward meeting house.
Tenth East and Seventh South streets
at $50 o'clock this evening. Ashton ave
nue. car Is convenient to reach the
church.
LoRING THOMSON OF ia Fourth
East street who was operated on Jan
unry IS for appendicitis. is recovering
and expects 10 be home within few
days.
HARRY BURTON. one Of the best
known and oldest in service OF the hotel
clerks I'm Salt Lake, Is behind the desk
at the Wilson with his accustomed smile
THERE WILL BE a meeting OF the
CITY board OF health in the office OF City
Health Commissioner S. G. Paul at II
o'clock Monday morning
MISS ROSE NoLEN OF the Knutgford.
accompanied by her sister, Miss Carrie
loft for Los Angeles on months vaca-
ton trip Saturday night.
THE REGULAR VESPER SERVICE
will be held today at 5 o'clock In the
W. C. y. rooms at 40 South Main street
McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and Light Livery Pbonaz a