The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-30
CITY AND VICINITY

THE CREDITORS MEETING Of the
Home Telephone e Electric company and
the Davis County Light & Power com
pany VIII be held In the meeting house
at II o'clock Those attending will en-
deavor TO adjust the claims of The cred
itors OF the telephone company and TIC
reach an agreement with the creditors
of the power company to further protect
the rights OF such creditors al a receiver 8
sale OF the telephone company.
THE FUNERAL OF oliver w. Harvey,
who died as the result OF bullet wound
in the head inflicted by himself after
he had held UP and robbed the Utah Com
mercial & Savings bank OF $1,000 in cur
rency. was held at ? o'clock Yesterday
afternoon at the family residence The
service al the residence and a; the grave
was strictly private, only members of the
immediate family being present. Burial
was in the City cemetery.
SAMUEL N. KING, who said that he
was a captain under General Phil Shcr-
man during the civil war, aged 6S years,
was struck by street car and Knocked
TO the pavement while crossing First
South street. between West Temple and
First West streets. Aside from slight
bruise over the right eye. he was un-
hurt.
THE UTAH BINGHAM Mining com
PAM YESTERDAY ted ono IN the Gomn'y re re
property is mortsaged to John r. stan
ton and Charles p Hitchcock, The
mortgage is to raise funds to pay the
floating Indebtedness OF the company and
10 finance further improvements.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT of Public
In3truction A. C. Nelson reports heavy
demand for primary teachers In state
schools There are al present fifteen 10
twenty vacancies. which the superinten-
dent is desirous of filling. There are not
sufficient applicants for the positions TO
fill them.
FRANK w. RoWELL. captain COM
live, r,f lZ In
fantry. has been relieved from treat
meut at the army and navy general
hospital at Hot Springs having fully re-
covered his normal health and Is again
las
BECAUSE OF THE heavy rain Satur-
day and last nigh, the picnic OF the
Sunday school OF the First Congrega-
given today in Emigration canyon. has
been postponed Weather permitting. the
outing Will he enjoyed next Sunday,
THE FuNERA OF Edward W. Ea-
1880 Third East street. who died Thurs
day; VIII be held at . o'clock this after, after;
will he in the City cemetery.
KARL EscHERlcH. professor of
forest school near Dresden. Germany Is
I'm Salt Lake City. FIe is making a trip
through the principal forests OF the
ploved to fight tree pests.
THE CALENDAR for the October, or
fall. term OF the Utah state supreme
court was Issued yesterday. The October
term begins Monday. October o. the sec
ond Monday In the month. The calendar
contains forty five cases.
SEVEN LIQUOR license applications
were heard and granted yesterday morn
Ing In Judge G. w Morses' division of
the Third district court. They will be
referred 10 the city council for formal
issuance next Monday night
CONTRACTS FOR machinery and ap-
paratus for the Technical High school
Will be let by the board Of education to-
day. The bids Of the various companies
were previously approved by the board.
TO QUIET TITLE 10 certain real es-
tate, suit was instituted In the Third
district court yesterday asainst the Cap
itol Hill Land and Improvement company
ct AL. by the Valley View company.
THE WESTERN UNION Telegraph
company will omen a branch office today
IN the Hotel Utah for the accommoda-
tlon OF the guests Of that hostelry and
other customers In that locality.
n. VANCE LANE, formerly president
OF the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company, but now located AT Denver Is
IN this city preparing to take his family
back 10 Denver with him