The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
CITY AND VICINITY

PRoHIeITIoNIsTs OF THE Third
municipal ward met in the Third ward
amusement hall last evening and organ
i2ed by naming Edward Stromness as
president OF the organization. y commit
tee also was appointed 10 canvass the
Eighth voting district in the Third ward.
Another meeting will be held next
Wednesday evening. when prominent
speakers will deliver addresses
GEORGE S. AUEReACH was given
judgment against the Florence Film com
pany and Max Florence Wednesday for
500, together with S36.1I interest, so at
torney's fees and $3.50 costs in Judge
G. G.. Armstrong; division Of the Third
district court. Mr.. Auerbach commenced
suit to recover on a promissory note for
$1,000.
AT A MEETING OF the board of coun-
~ commissioners Wednesday afternoon.
1t was decided that the polling places FOR
the special election in the county on June
27 TO determine whether or not intoXi"
eating liquor shall be sold, should be the
same as near as possible as those Of the
last general election. The list VIII be an
nounced today.
THE MANUAL TRAINING and domes-
tic science departments OF the Bryant
school will render an interesting pro-
sramme today from 8 10 in the after
noon and from to . in the evening. The
general public is invited The building
Is on First South between Seventh and
Eighth East streets.
TO RECOVER POSSESSION OF per-
sonaj property valued al $500. together
With With }2Oo i1' damages AZ for the alleged i un.
lawful detention Of the property, which
consists OF household furnishings. Mrs.
Nina Reagan began suit in the Third dis
trict court Wednesday morning against
William C. A. Nissng.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF investigating
the methods used by the health depart
ment OF this city as TO the handling of
a, lie NiC In al q Mr.
Kelly is making the investigation with a
view OF adopting similar regulations in
Butte.
TENT NO. of the Maccabees is look
ing forward with pleasant anticipation 10
the trip TO Ogden Saturday night, Be
sides degree work there will he matters
Of interest 10 all sir knights who appre-
ciate the social and other pleasures for
which this tent is so Justly noted.
OWING TO ILLNESS in the family of
John Boliwinkle. a member OF the jury
the trial In the case Of Gladys Whitney,
charged with the robbery Of $4,000 worth
OF diamonds from j. II. Delhi, travelling
salesman of Denver. was postponed until
this morning.
ON THE GROUND Of failure to pro-
vide, Mrs May Earl vas granted an in
tcriocutory decree Of divorce from J.. NJ.
Earl In Judge {. w Morse's division of
also was restored her maiden name. May
Tarter.
JUNIUs LEWIS. r. l.. Sweeten and
Charles Henderson are charged with dis
'turbing the peace at Saltar beach Me-
mortal day III complaints issued by the
county attorneys office Wednesday. The
men were arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Butler.
MRS. F. j. MCDONALD, late OF Min
den. Neb, died yesterday at the home of
her son. &. r. Mcdonald. of this city.
Mrs. Mcdonald was a member of the
Nebraska circle OF the Ladies' OF the q.
4. r. Notice of funeral later.
A MEETING OF THE supervisors and
prIncip of the city's public schools will
be held today In Superintendent Christep-
sens office to consider the last week OF
school work
Ing notices to the Judges who viii serve
at the special liquor election to he held
June % Judges of election In county
precincts will bc named this week