The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
CITY AND VICINITY

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ON MOTION OF Carl A. Badger yes
terday James 4. Smith was admitted by
Utah. MIR. Smith held certificates en-
tltlinG him u practice in Indiana and
California. During the recent civic cam
Smith was president of the Brother
hood OF Railway Trainmen. He has been
an active figure in local politics
1T is RUMOREO that there Is A like =
lihood Of Salt Lake city being made a
central point Of the United states lmmi-
grafton service This would mean an In
quicker service, according TO tho local
officials. us now Salt Lake City Is treat
ed as "A sort OF way station between San
Francisco and Denver.
THE VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
nave their chimneys on the streets OF
Salt Lake City In order TO collect funds
for a Thanksgiving dinner which will
be given free 10 about 200 men and boys
Of this city; They are also collecting for
their usual gifts OF baskets OF good
things to the poor families OF salt Lake
city, which viii he made Christmas
a PETITION for tho probate of the
VIII OF the late George H. Brooks, who
died October 81 1911, leaving an estate
valued at $4,000, was filed In the probate
division OF the Third district court Mon
day morning by the widow, Hannah c.
n. is
the widow except 81 to each Of the six
children
THERE WILL be a special civil serv-
ice examination held December lS. 1911.
TO secure clgiblcs for the position OF
ARCHAEOLOGICAL chemist for the depart
mcnt OF agriculture. This position pays
n salary OF $1,000 per annum. Further
information may be received from the
money order window OF the local post
office.
THE FUNERAL of Mark P. Ferguson.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs, John b Ferguson.
who died at the family residence. 241
South Eleventh East street, sunday. Will
be held this afternoon at o'clock from
the Fifteenth ward meeting house, In
terment Will be In the City cemetery. The
boy was born January Is. 1905. at Mann
THE CLERKS and carriers Of the salt
Lake City postofflce viii give their sec
ond annual bah "Wednesday evening Dc
cemher 8. in the Odeon. A committee
Is already al work and an effort will
pleasant affairs Of the season.
WILLARD DONE, state insurance
commissioner, Is in receipt OF some val
uable literature from f.. w. Fitzpatrick
Of fire preventative association In New
York, 4 letter commencing Mr.. Done
ON his work in this line accompanied the
literature.
IN A COMPLAINT issued yesterday
by. the county attorneys office. J. w.
hHES ls tudFSSl With burglary IN tne
second degree for the alleged breaking
into Of Nick's place. 3iS West Temple
street. on the night Of November 10.
SUIT FOR S25 900 damages for the
death Of Henry Larsen was instituted
YESTERDAY IN the Third district court
against the Utah Apex Mining company
by Joseph Larsen, Negligence on the
part OF the company is charged
C, FRANK EMERY, Utah state sani.
tary inspector. left yesterday for an in
spection trip through Mllard county It
has been reported that there are n num-
bcr of cases OF typhoid at Hinckley In
that county.
PETE koUvAVAs is charged With
petit larceny in complaint Issued by
the county attorneys office yesterday
Sl' from the Salt Leke Tailoring COM
pany.
CHARGING THAT her husband de-
serted hor. Icleu Bcncdic, began suit
IN the Third district court Yesterday for
divorce from Abram Benedict. They were
married In March. 1910, according TO the
complaint
PLANTING ASSISTANT y. i. Fetb
croft OF the Wasatch national forest
.alne III from the nursery YESTERDAY.
This means that there will he mo further
work done there until next spring.
TO RECOVER 500. alleged to be
owing on promissory note. Henry La
Mott began suit in the Third district
court Monday morning against the Uni
vcrsity club.
IN COMPLAINTS issued yesterday
AFTERNOON By tho county attorneys office
charged with selling liquor without a H.
CcnSc.