The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-23
CITY AND VICINITY

the late President John Henry Smith OF
the first presidency. OF the Mormon
church. filed a a,.peition in the probate
division OF the Third district court We'd
nesday morning 10 be appointed guardian
of J. Glen Smith. Arzella Smith and Jo-
sephine Smith minors. The petitioner
is mother of the three children who are
named as heirs In the estate Of the late
President Smith.
THE MEMBERS of IL Kalah temple,
A. a. O. n. NJ. s. will give a 5heater
party at the Colonial thoatcr on the
evening OF December !. Every Shriner
who attends is expected TO appear in fun
regalia, a dress suit, "A feZ and a smile,
especially the latter. Mobiles John ;.
Chritchow and T.. III. Harding are busiy
engaged in working out a number OF i'm
promptu stunts TO improve the regular
performance.
WORD WAS RECEIVED from Wash
ington last night To the effect that an
order bad ben issued by the postoffice
department establishing postal sub
station at Eleventh East and Eleventh
South streets In Salt Lake City, This
order Will go into effect December l6,
THE PRELIMINARY hearing OF Nor
ris c White. charged with burglary in
the second degree, WAS held yesterday
afternoon in the court OF Harry S.
Harper. Justice Of the peace. with the
result that White was held TO answer 10
the district court.
satch national forest, VIII leave this
morning for f5unnison. where he Will
spend his annual VACATION on ms ranch
c. 9 Henderson. Mr. Clsrhe's secretary
viii have charge OF the office during Mt
ClaTkes absence.
ARTHUR w. LONG Of tho Western
Union Telegraph company returned yes
terday from an extensive trip throughout
weather very cold. being at some points
ten or twelve degrees below zero.
The FUNERAL of General Benjamin
F, IIlee will be held from the Elks lodge
rooms at o'clock rhis afternoon. The
services Will be under the auspices OF the
Elks and lnterment Will be In the Elks
rest at Mount Ollvet cemetery,
MRS. MARY WATERMAN. who, fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis, has
been seriously III at the Holy Cross hos
pital for the past threa weeks. has fully
recovered. She left the hospital yes
terday.
e. 8, ERWIN. general agent for the
Salt sal Lake Rogte with headeuart;ers l at
ent position in January of this year.
IN A COMPLAINT issued by tho sher-
ims office yesterday. afternoon, E. T,
Vincent is charged with embe1zlemenI, 1t
being alleged that he appropriated to his
own use 81 belonging TO Tony Arnold
TO COLLECT $4,000. alleged to be ow-
Ing on debt for merchandise. The Utah
pESaH sun NeG-
nesday in the Third district court against
George W. KautZ
A. z. RlckELL, statistician for the
pennsylvania Railroad company, with
headquarters at Philadelphia. passed
through this city yesterday on his way
east.
JUDGE c, w. MORSE Wednesday
morning granted Lille l.. Wilson an in
teriocutory decree OF divorce from George
u. Wilson by default of the defendant,
EDWARD CHRISTENSEN is charged
with shooting quail out Of season In a
complaint issued by the county attor-
neys office Wednesday morning.
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Emma Sarah
Evans Balser widow of John Balser, Will
he held at the Twenty eighth ward meet
Ing house at 2 y, m. today.
THE BOY SCOUT movement will be In
augurated by the Mormon church tonight
at reunion TO he held by the men and
boys OF Liberty stake.
j. M. DAVIS, general superintendent
OF the Southern Pacific at San Fran
cisco, is in this city on business
7. C. PECK, general passenger agent
for the Salt Lake Route, Is in this
city