The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-07
CITY AND VICINITY

The OPENING OF THE Salt Lake
Collegiate Institute yesterday was en-
couraging TO the authorities of the school.
1t is believed that the attendance this
year will be larger than ever before.
The two buildings that were completed
last fall are both occupied and third
Is TO be started soon. The sale OF the
old buildings and location has placed the
institute on a good financial basis and
the consolidat ton of the Westminster col
ege and the institute Is thought to have
been good move.
CHARGING HER HUSBAND with
non support, Clarissa Reed Marsh be-
gan suit in the Third district court yes
terday against George J Marsh for sep
portion of the property be set aside Tor
The use of her children and herself and
also that Marsh be required TO contribute
to their support.
ELDER BARRETT Of the Switzerland
mission is expected TO arrive in Ogden
with the corpse OF Elder Ernest j.
Wright Saturday Of this week, The
funeral arrangements will be definitely
will he sent as Elder Barrett passes
through Colorado Springs.
w, NJ. LATiMEH. for the past eight
years in the auditors Office Of the Rocky
Wednesday for Denver 10 continue in
tho Same office for the Mountain States
Telephone company. His wife and small
daughter will soon join him in the Col
orado capital,
A CONSOLIDATED convention will be
held by the Young Peoples Mutual I'm
proYement associations OF the four city
stakes. This Will be held Sunday in the
assembly hall President Joseph +.
Smith will be the principal speaker and
q special musical programme has been
prepared.
AT A MEETING OF THE county com
missioners yesterday afternoon bids were
called for on the construction OF the
boiler house and isolation wards for the
new County Infrmary hospital Tho bids
Will be opened October ,. The board
also passed on a number OF other routine
matters.
NELSON A, RoNsHoFF, who was for
years a well-known merchant Of Salt
Lake, but IS now in business in New
York. has issued invitations TO his friends
TO attend a banquet at the Savoy hotel
September is in honor OF his nfticth
birthday.
J. H. HARTLEY is charged with grand
larceny In complaint issued Wednesday
morning by the county attorneys office
II is charged that Hartley stole d purse
containing 81 on September 4 Patrol
man Thomas Simpson is the complaining
witness.
M. j. DIXON has purchased con-
trolling interest In Conservatory nall. 6s
Postoffce place. lie will remodel and
refurnish the building and within few
weeks il VIII be opened as the Ideal
Dancing hall
TiC " ioSiOlN SirNSGS OF lIlS Ju.BaI-
uel Baptist church will meet at 2:3O
O'Clock this afternoon in the ladies' par
lor OF tho church, There will also be
3 called meeting of The AID society
there
EDWIN HADMAN, 4 farmer living in
Big Cottonwood, died yesterday of old
age. He was - years old and is sur
vived by grown-up children. Funeral ar
rangements have not been completed.
TO QUIET TITLE TO certain property.
John F.. Dooly began suit In the Third
district court yesterday against Maihida
y. WaSstan executor Of tho estate OF
William Wagstaf
THE FUNE RAJ of Catherine H. Grimm
who died September 8. was held from the
seventh ward chapel at II o'colcI yester-
day morning. lntcrment was In City
cemetery
JOSEPH o. RITER, a retired farmer
and banker OF Nauvoo H. is visiting
his COUSIN. W. W. Ritter. who Is presi-
dent OF the Descret Savings bank OF this
city.
MISS ALICE FARRELL, clerk in the
office of the city plumbing inspector. has
returned from three weeks vacation
at the coast