The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15
City and NeigI1borhood

SPECIAL EXERCISES will be held to-
day tSunday) ut o'clock in the Murray
Second ward chapel. under the auspices
OF the various classes in commemoration
OF Maescr day. Professor George II
Brimhall OF the B Y. U. or Provo VIII be
the principal speaker and the L. d. S.
University Male quartette Will furnish the
musical programme.
c. FRANK EMERY. state sanitary in
spector, returned Saturday from Morgan
county, where he made an investigation
carelessness on the part OF the people In
some parts of the county in not observing
the quarantine rules had caused some
disease.
LUCILLE HARRIS, negress, was ar
raigned in Judge Lewis's division Of Tire
Third district court Saturday on an in
formation charging grand larceny. She
pleaded not guilty. The woman is ac-
cused OF stealing $50 from Jim Softer. De-
cember /. 1910.
DIR. CHARLES G. PLUMMER has so
far recovered from his attack OF blood
poisoning. contracted while performing a
surgical operation two months ago. that
1t is expected he will soon be able. to
leave the l.. D. S. hospital. where he has
been under treatment for several weeks.
S. A. WHITNEY. cashier of McCor-
nicks bank, who Is at the Judge Mercy
hospital after undergoing an operation,
continues to improve. according to the
latest report Saturday night. Whitney's s
physicians now express hopes Tor his
FUNERAL SERVICES for Henry Nc
Clcary. who was killed in an accident at
Garfield Thursday. will be held from the
First ward chapel in Murray Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock lntcrment Will be
in the South Cottonwood cemetery.
AMAN MOORE. one OF the best-known
Portland cement experts in the country
is in the city. Moore Is stockholder
IN the Ogden Portland Cement company
and at present is building O large plant
near Portland, Or.
o. w. BENlIS left at noon Saturday for
Janesville. Wis. having charge OF the
body OF his mother, who died In Salt
Lake a few days ago. Mr.. Bemis will
visit Chicago and other eastern cities be-
fore his return.
IN THE CASE of the Independent Elec-
trio company against the Alladin's Cave
Amusement company, Judge Morse has
rendered Judgment in favor OF the plain
tiff for S11A97 in the Third district
court.
a TEACHERS INSTITUTE is 10 be
held at the university the last of this
month for the instructors of the Jordan
school district. Two sessions will be held
at the state school.
T. A CUTTING, superintendent OF
yards for the Steptoe Mining & Smelling
company at McGiIl, Ney.. is visiting his
nephew. Clarence II. Cutting. in Salt
Lake.
JOHN 8. FAGG, a miner of Bingham
fled petition in bankruptcy In the United
States district court Saturday. He owes
S21S.76 and has assets amounting to 81.
+. w. GRIFFITH, well-known mining
operator, left Saturday afternoon for Tin
tic to inspect some of the mines in that
district in which he Is interested.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the state
Historical society will be held Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Deseret
National bank building.
Il. w. MOORE has filed an action
against Addison Caine in the Third dis.
trict court To quiet title to d number of
pieces Of real estate.
BUILDING PERMITS for the week
were issued to the amount of $4,000 This
brings the total for the month up TO date
to $4,000.
MR.. AND MRS. j. w. BURLEY and
Miss Helen Cox will leave for Chicago
and New York Tuesday.
THERE WILL be n session OF the
United States district court Monday
morning.
NORRIS FRIEDMAN of Auerbachs s
leaves today for the east.