The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-17
City and Neighborhood

Thompson smith: wife of f. V. Smith,
who ended her life Friday by inhaling H.
Illuminating gas. were held Monday morn
ing at the residence Of T. II Smith. 157
South Seventh East street, the home OF
her father-in- law. The services were
private. only the immediate family and
a few friends being admitted. Burial was
in Mt, Olivet cemetery.
LEON LARIMER. 20 years Of age. was
arrested Monday night, about 1:SO
o'clock. charged with having stolen an
overcoat belonging to S. j. Rainer Of 524
he bought the coat in Greektown for
s1.5o. but Rainer says the fellow has
been seen hanging around several times,
acting suspiciously.
IN HIS ANNUAL. REPORT to the city
council. Mayor Phil BentZ OF Murray
past year and recommends road improve
ments. the paving of walks. public IL
brary, city heating plant and other i'm
proycments, He also strongly favors food
inspections and other sanitary measures.
PLACES ARE being reserved for the
annual banquet OF the Utah Manufac-
turers' association, 10 be given Thurs
day night at the Commercial club. The
products, A programme of interest.
comprising toasts by prominent speakers
and music. has been arranged.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES over the
body of Miss Gladys Barlow, daughter of
the chief of police who died Sunday. Will
be held at ODonnel's mortuary chapel
today CTuesday). Those wishing to view
the body may do so between the hours
OF 3 and p. IN. at the chapel
F, NJ. MITCHELL. NJ D., who has
number of years. is in Salt Lake City for
few days on his way to New York.
where he intends to take four or FIVE
months of postgraduate work.
DIR. C. G. PLUMMER. who has been at
the l.. d. S. hospital for some time. suf-
ferlng from n severe case of blood poi
soninS, has so far recovered that he will
be able to leave for his home within a
few days.
WILLIAM HOBBS was sentenced BY
Justice Harry s. Harper Monday morn
ing, to serve ninety days In the county
Jail for assault and battery on the per-
son OF Victor +. KrantZ during a drunk
en- row few days ago.
A RAILWAY TICKET good for pas
sage from Salt Lake to Vancouver. was
and taken by the carrier TO the post
office. where It will be held awaiting its
Identification by the owner.
]; e. BEIGH and Miss Leila Brooks.
both OF Lark: were quietly married in
the parlors OF the Cullen hotel Monday
afternoon, They returned TO their home
nt Lark at 1l:15 o'clock Monday night
THE MEETING OF the Historical So
cietys at which officers for the ensuing
year were TO have been elected. was
postponed until o'clock Thursday after
noon, when the election will be held.
JOHN WHITEHEAD. laborer was
arrested by Detective Earl Ripley Mon
day morning. on charge of stealing an
oyercoat. Whitehead Is a laborer about
80 years old,
court Monday against E. NJ Plnkston
and Mary L. Albaugh for $780, and $25
attorneys fees. alleged to be due on n
mechanics lien.
BANK CLEARINGS for Salt Lake for
Monday were s1.26l,7 1858. as against
81, lO9 .S60.31 for the corresponding day OF
last year, an increase OF $l12, 401 27 for
Monday.
TIE COMMERCIAL, club OF Ogden
mas mas made a request upon the publicity
a large number OF the pamphlets on dry
farming. Wy
EDMOND MASON. who was convicted
AT CoalFile OF statutory offense was
placed in the state prison Monday, where
he VIII serve term OF one year.
CHARLES r. M'RRIDE. a prominent
mining man OF TooeIe. is In Salt Lake
City for q few days on business, He is
staying at the Kenyon.
REPRESENTATIVE wOoTToN of
american Fork will be a guest at the
Kenyon hotel during the present session
of the legislature 'o''
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD w. PACK
ARD OF New York and Mr. and Mrs, G
-. Eeach OF Chicago are registered ~
the Knutsford. de
y. SADT OF Wells. New. said to he
one of the weathiest men of that state
is at the Wilson hotel
y " ANDERSON OF Bingham. a we'll
known mining man. is at the Kenyon.
MRS. AMBROSE p HIBBS Of Opdor
is In Salt Lake, the guest OF friends