The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24
CITY AND VICINITY

MISS THso SWAN is home from
Solse, lda.. to spend The holidays NTH
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant swan
The FUNERAL Of Mrs Janet Monat
Mclean, who died Friday. 1T ,hc aco OF
! 40 wears, Will be held from the Liberty |
| ward chapel at > o'clock this afternoon, |
with burial IN the city cemetery.
DELLA IRENE MAY. the sixteen car
old daughter OF Mr. and Mis-. !, u. MAY
OF $@S Harvard avenue. who died Friday: |
Will be buried al noon TO-DAY. The funeral |
| viii be held from the Liberty ward chapel !
| with burial tn tho City cemetery.
MIKE HEhLY. charged with attempt
inG TO intlmidatc a witness. pleaded not
| guilty yesterday before Judge ]. NJ, Bow
man and his hearing was SGT Tor Decom-
her 2S lie was remandcd TO Jail in de-
| fault "t $500 bond. Healy IS charged with
| making threats against John Thomas IN
an effort 10 persuade him not 10 TESTIFY
| iu criminal case.
| THE FUNERAL Of John Scott Gillespie
viii be held this afternoon from p Soulh
| NcSt Tempe street. and the Order OF the
| Moose, OF which he was member Viii
attend tho services in body. Friends
OF the family arc Invited 20 attend the
funeral Burial viii be in the city come-
! terry.
THE FUNERAL Of Mrs. Cariotta Ear
TN VINO died last Monday was held yes
| terday from tho ODorncll chapel with
burial In tho city cemetery.
TWO CARLOADS of soldiers will pass
| through this city Tuesday on their way
from Jefferson barracks to San Fran
| cisco. The men. seventy In number viii
come into this city over the Denver q
Rio GranGc and viii depart for California
| over Tho Western Pacific
THURSDAY AFTERNOON and evening
the jackson school held it's Christmas cN-
crCiscS. The entertainment was a sue
cess from start 10 finish. The committee
In charge comprised Miss Rae T.. WOOD
cock. Ella Chase and Florence Smithcu.
JUDGMENT WAS rendered in the
United states court Yesterday against
John NJ Pulsiphcr 10 the amount or
| SSi.&3. PusIphcr MAS charged with haV-
ing trespassed on the Dixie national for
est
o. n. VISsEL. = clcrl; in tho employ o(
the United Cigar stores, was fined $50
yesterday by Justice T.. NJ Bishop FOR
violation OF the law prohibiting tho sale
OF cigarettes 10 minors.
JOHN HARRIS was found guilty yes
| terday I'm the police court OF the theft
Of an ovcrcodt from a Commercial street
store aud was sentenced to serve thirty
days IN the city iJil.
| THE HOME OF i. r. Minstrup. lI26
which started at $40 o'clock Yesterday
morning from an ovcrhcatcd furnace.
and the contents at 5000. covered by In
Surancc.
SYDNEY LA BELLE. connected for the
past two years with the Telluride Power
COMPANY OF Beaver, arrived In the city
Saturday and viii spend couple Of weeks
with his mother, in the Hollywood apart =
ments.
Mr.. AND MRS. M. r, oEskY leave
Tuesday TO spend New Years with their
son Ralph and other relatives in Chicago.
Mr. DeskY VIII resume his Journey on a
purchasing trip 10 New York and other
eastern cities and at the end Of six weeks
Will lon Mrs. Desky and accompany her
home.
THREE MEN were admitted 10 citizen
ship In the United states by Judge John
a. Marshall yesterday. These were
. I1I,N e14t
Gottfried Stuki. Swiss. and Constan-
thus Ncrvesos, n Creek. The last named
was allowed to change his name TO
n Creek was denied admission because
one of his witnesses had not known him
five years previous to the filing Of his
lpetition.
EVERY MEMBER Of the local post
| office force, from the newest clerk 10
the postmaster, received a box OF candy
yesterday as Christmas greetings from
u. G. NJ. ].
MISS L, L. WILLARD, the artist, has
. decided 10 keep her studio AT i31 East
First South street open through the holt
, days. and those who are Interested viii
be welcomed every morning and after
. noon from now till after the first OF the
year \ number OF local views as well
as many done in othor countries arc 10
! be seen, and all these arc hung with a
view 10 giving. the lover Of art an oppor-
tunity To admire well as TO select.
THE TROY laundry gave each OF its
employees q substantial cash Christmas
gift yesterday. There are several hun
, dred employed
: MRS, D. MOORE LINDSAY is ex-
Z pcctcd 10 reach home Tuesday, return =
r ing from London
: SHERIFF JOSEPH c. SHARP. Judge
c Frederick c. Loofbourow. District At
torncy Il. o. Leathcrwood. John c
, sharp Deputy Sheriff ANcl steele and q
number Of other salt Lake men went to
= Tooele Saturday morning. The party are
: the guests Of Sheriff NJ: NJ. Bush OF
t Toocle county, who took them out jack
ON THE GROUND Of n-support
Mary McEntoe began suit In. the. Third
district court saturday morning for di.
n vorco from James S, McEntee.
k HARRY KNOWLES. bridge enginec,
t of the Western Pacific. called on City
e Engineer George +. McGonage Saturday
n morning to extend his Christmas greet
: Ing. The two engineers were associateG
= ON the Suthcrn Pacific several! years
= ago.
y ONE HUNDRED and ninety jurors for
the January term OF the Third distrc
court were drawn from the general jury
box yesterday morning. The list in
Guided $50 civil jurors and 40 crimna
Jurors,
FUNERAL SERVICES for tho lat
d John Wood. prominent resident OF Mur
Q ray, who died Friday night. viii be helt
d "Wednesday noon At the trsternal hom'
II at Murray. Mr. Wood lived in Murra,
d for GCty-seven years.
II MISS l. L. WILLARD has opened
studio at i3T East First South street 10
the holidays, and has on exhibition TWEEN
ty-thTec new csuNases la oils.
THE NEW Poplar Grove ward chape
e will be dedicated al G:3Q o'clock this even
It ing. President Joseph F. Smith VIII de
z liver the dedcatory address A war,
Is conference viii precede the dcdicator.
= service
;, THE CITY ticket Offices of the differ
20 ent railroads Will observe the usual holt
20 day hours Monday. being open from . q
n l. o'clock IN the forenoon.