The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-22
City and Neighborhood

KAY ,CHINN, a Chinese, Is charged
with embezzlement in a complaint issued
by the county attorney Saturday morn
ing 1T IS alleged that Chlnn converted
property belonging TO Dick Swope, val
ued at $50. TO his own use. while 1t was
in his trust. E. V. Johnson is the com
planning witness.
WALTON STEVENS, 2-year-old son
OF Lindsay y. and Louise NJ. Anderson
Stevens, of 618 Fourth East street, died
of pneumonia Saturday night. The fu-
neral Will be held from the residence at
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. with burial
IN the City cemetery. Friends are in
vitcd.
MEMBERS OF the Young Mems and
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement as
sociations of Liberty stake have adopted
Of keeping clean. in the summer. the
homes and yards in that stake. Prizes
are To he awarded the cleanliest homes
and yards
ADDRESSES on tuberculosis will be
delivered In many of the pulpits of En-
sign stake today. Among those who Will
speak are DR.. 7. b. Beatty DIR. A S.
Kendall, Pr William T Ward, DR., Sam
uel f. Allen; pr openshaw and DR..
HENRY HARRISON BROWN delivered
an address Saturday night at the home
Of Mrs, j. H. Milleron. Fourth East and
Seventh South, on Emerson. The dis
course was highly entertaining. Mr.
evening.
MRS. OLIVE B. HAyENS has been
made superintendent OF the curfew work
for the w. C., I. u, new department
created by the national organizat ton
Mrs. e.. Z. Shepherd the local president.
made the appointment yesterday at the
regular meeting
TIE DANCE given at the Third ward
amusement hail Friday evening proved
TO be success. Those on the commit
tee were: Orion Pratt. d Nicholson. A.
Gotberg. Hattie Tanner. Verlie Gleason
and Lille Watson.
THE FIRST OF three. damage suit
hes,dn hearinss ,,s, viii be begun In the United
The first case oil the docket is that of
John r. Thomas against the Mammoth
Mining company, personal injury suit,
A MUSICALE will be. given at the
Young Women's Christian association
rooms today at o'clock. The music will
be furnished by Vaughn Clayton, violin
ist; Carl I<ibby. baritone. and Miss Nan
Butterfield, coptralto
WILLIAM D. MCRACKEN. a mem
Der OF the board of lectureship of Bos-
ton. will speak on Christian Science in
the Salt Lake theater February 10 under
Christ. Scientist -
A COMPLETE telephone EXCHANGE
system has been established al Fort
Douglas The wires are underground
and all of the officers homes and lbe
Nhi'ouS departments are connected with
the system.
JOSEPH FATELLO. a native OF italy
and Max Schmidt native OF GERMANY,
We're admitted 10 citizenship In the
United States district court Saturday
Several other cases We're continued for.
a month. 'N'
O. ROWLAND MUMFORD. manager of
the Merit Hat company. will leave the
first OF the week on business trip ia
New York. st. Louis and Chicago Je
will be absent about four weeks.
THE SALT LAKE MEDICAL, society
Will meet Monday evening at S ocIoci
at the Commercial club paper viii
be read by DR.. A. j, Hosmer on ..The
Knee Joint"
j. h, BEVERIDGE OF l25 Seventh ava
nuc. miplng man. who has been I'm Chi.
cago and Milwaukee for some tinIe. ~.
turned home Saturday.
MRS. Il. l. MECHAM has Inr, ro..
Long Beach. Cal. TO join Mrs l.,
Marks and family who are there spend
ing the winter months.
TIE CLERKS UNION will meet
Wednesday evening TO arrange for the
big dance to be given February i'm
Unity hall.
BANK CLEARINGS for Salt Lake for
Saturday were Sl.11O.60S. For seven.
teen banking days the clearings were
$22. 3l2 ,6S3.S6