The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
CITY AND VICINITY

has been giving - series OF lectures I'm
! this city on Ibsen and his works. Will
! deliver n lecture at the First Congrega
I tional church next Tuesday evening at S
! o'clock. This lecture IS designed cspe-
! cially for The school teachers OF tho city.
[ Mrs. Shalandcr also will give "A read
! Ing. according 10 announcement made by
! Superintendent ~. II. Christensen OF the
| citys public schools.
PRESIDENT ANTHON H. LUND,
who has been quite i'll for several days
past, IL reported greatly improved. Pres
idcnt Lund contracted severe cold
| while attending tho funeral OF the late
Patriarch John Smith and catarrhal
attack followed. Ovcrwork also contrib
uted 10 the condition OF tho president.
who win now take rest for several
weeks before resuminG his duties
CHARGING THAT her husband has
| failed 10 provide her with the common
ncccssaries OF life. Mary \. sullivan be-
gan suit in the Third district court Sat
urday morning for divorce from G. Il.
| Sullivan, whom she married In Chicago.
/ H.. December -, 1900. She asks that
the custody OF their o-ycar-old child be
( awarded TO her mother Mrs. Emma Bar
| rows Of Dyer, Tenn.
AFTER HAVING been out about TWEEN
! tN-two hours tho jury In the case or the
! United states government against Rich
| nrh Price brought in verdict OF not
! guilty. II developed that Price who was
| charged with having committed perjury
in connection with n homsetead entry.
! had made improvements on land adjoin-
ing his own claim, thinking that he was
working on his own land,
! MRS. ELIZABETH T. BULLOCK,
wife Of William Bullock OF 1870 Eleventh
] East street died Friday after n brief Ill
ness Of pneumonia. The remains are
al the funeral parlors OF Joseph w. Tay~
/ lor. Arrangements for the funeral have
not Vet been made. Mrs Bullock was
born in this city January ,. 1884. and
had resided here all of her life.
THE CITY Saturday morning fled four
protests against persons who are alleged
10 he oncroaching upon the city s water
| rights in In" several canyons about the
| city To take care of the water rights
! and prevent outsiders from interior
! Ing with them is no small task. and
/ Mayor john : Bransford said yesterday
| that IL took man most OF his time
! watching this matter.
/ E. M. DUNN, the young attorney held
! fnr several days by the police on com
given his freedom yesterday on n bond
for $500. 4 complaint was issued by the
county attorney charging Dunn with be-
ing n fugitive from Justice. and he save
! bond 10 answer to this charge.
FUNERAL SERVICES for William
Miller. aged 53 years. who died Friday.
Will be held Monday afternoon at
O'Clock from the family residence In
auspices of Salt Lake lodge No. 6I, j. O.
| f.. OF which the deceased was n mem
ber. and Eagles OF salt Lake. Sandy and
Midvale are requested to attend.
sERENo 3. TuTTLE. administrator
fled a petition in the probate division OF
the Third district court yesterday after
noon for final accounting In lno cs
| tate Property amounting to SISOO in
| value is now In the administrator y nands'
according 10 the petition.
| r. n. McMiCHAEL, manager OF the
bond department Of the DeNter-tlorton
| Ma ticnal bank of Seattle, and past pres
/ ident of the American Institute Of Bank
| -
and the committee OF the Salt Lake
| chapter to mako arrangements FOR the
convention TO he held here next year
MRS. JULIA RHODES ALLEN died
Yesterday at her home, IS North Fifth
West street. after 4. brief illness, Ar
rangomcnts for the funeral will be made
later, Los Angeles and Redlands. Cal.
and Des Moines papers are requested to
! publish notice Of Mrs. Aliens death.
CHARGING HER husband with non
support and falling, to provide her, with
| The neccssaries of life, Effie Dumph be
gan suit In the Third district court Sat
| urdsy for divorce from Lloyd u. RuInph.
| They were married September 2S, 1911,
according 10 the complaint.
MRS. C. NJ BREEZE OF 1914 North
Third West street fell from wagon
yesterday afternoon at First South and
Main streets and received number OF
bruises She was given attention I'm =
nearby drug store and was sent home IN
the police greyhound
| THERE WILL b an examination 10
secure farmers for the Indian service
December - OF this year. The entrance
salary varies from $500 TO 5000 per an
mum Further information may be had
at tho money order window of the ioca
postof6ce.
ANGEL eALDIS pleaded guilty 10 the
| charge or uttcring a forged instrument
with intent to defraud Mccormick &. Co.
! bankers. in Judge r. &. Loofbourow' $
division Of tho Third district court yes
| tor SpnIDnCG1 serve
years in The state prison.
FOR PERSONAL injuries alleged 60
| hayo been received whila employed by
the company. John Berg began suit in
. the Third district court Saturday morn
| ing against the South Utah Mines &
! Smclter company for damages In the
! sum of $4,000.
TO RECOVER $4,000, alleged to he duo
certain mortgages on real estate property
| given 10 secure the note, r.. w. Evans
began suit in the Third district court Sat
urday against Louisa Gee and others
THE. FUNERAL Of Mrs. Ruth John
son. who died several days ago at Lark.
was held yesterday from tho railroad
station following the arrival OF the train
/ from that place, Burial was In Mount
Oltyct cemetery.
THE FUNERAL or Mrs. Phoabe
Crowther Bennett. who died November
! l6 at Reno. New, will be held this ATT
rrnoon from the Sixteenth ward meeting
house. Burial will be I'm the city ceme-
! terry.
| IN n COMPLAINT issued by tho
I county attorneys office Saturday morn
ling. Andrew Hoard ~ charged with grand
larceny. 1T being alleged that lie stole Sll
! from Charlie MCDsle.
THE DISCOVERY OF wecvi eggs n
! alfalfa seed is puZZling the commission
men OF this city. II is reported that the
! Mediterranean moth has also been founu
here,
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Ella Frances
fIamin will be held at ESQ o'clock this
afternoon from the Third Presbyterian
church.. Burial will bc in Mount Oivct
ICometery.
M. H. ANTHONY, immigration insp-c-
tor for the district Of Denver Is in this
city oil business connected with his de-
pnrtmcut,
! WANDERS IN STREET