The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
CITY AND VICINITY

| TABERNACLE CHOIR lncmurrS are
! requested to attend the regular lhurS-
J lay evening rchearsais In the tabernacle
| a, the usual hour. Only 700 selected
| singers compose the New York chorus
10 furnish music for the Sunday svrv-
| ices in tho tabernacle as usual Frolns-
sor Evan Arthur will conduct In the ab-
sancc OF Professor Evan stephens. and
| Tracy Y. Cannon Will officiatc al the or
| gan In place OF Professor i. J McClel-
Ian. who went With the New York
chorua.
A FAREWELL testimonial in honor OF
Edward j. Solomon, who leaves upon D
| mission To the northern states for the
| Mormon church November /. will he
given in the Twenty eighth ward chapel
| Friday evening At s o'clock. Among those
Miss Annie Williams, Gus 3ackman. ID.
| e. Wood Fred Rees. y. Poulson. George
| Mcclure. X l.. NcbelSer. Miss Ethel
Goodyear, Mrs. Il. j Solomon and
others
OFFICIALS OF THE rtah-rdaho Sugar
company will leave Salt Lake City Tor
| Ilsinore Al s o'clock Friday morning on
| a special train over tho Denver * RIO
Grandc, The train Will consist Of two
standards and . combination ear, and
the party VIII remain at l1lsnore all day
Friday. and return in the special train
saturday morning. 4 stop of thirty
| minutes viii he made at Lchl.
I WILLARD DONE, state commissioners
! OF insurance Is in receipt of letter
| from W. f MaIlalicu. general agent tor
| the national board of fire underwriters.
| The letter expresses thanks for fire pre-
Yention pamphlets received and adNoca tes
| tho use OF fire prevention books as regu-
! lar text books FOR school children.
sPIhER, cULP PERRiNE of Og-
| den yesterday purchased control Of tho
| Mctropole hotel on Third South between
| Main and state streets. for n considera-
! ton OF 10000, j. r. IIolcomh of ogden
! Is the new manager and has taken
| charge. Cleaning and overhaulinG have al
| ready commenced.
o. B. cORLAN, aged 90 years. was
arrested ny Patro]men LEICESTER and
| 6rtffiths yesterday morning OH suspicion
| OF being one Of the burglars who rouocd
/ the general merchandise Store OF Bur
] rows & Co. at Garfield last Tuesday
Corlan will be held pending an inyestI-
| cation.
THAT ABOUT 1000 persons are now
out of employment in this city and van
need the assistance OF the pubic AS
soon as the cold weather begins, is the
| opinion of Captain NJ, M. Wood of the
local Charities association. Ho believes
! that a number arc now suffering from
the want OF warm clothes and food.
| S, !. SMITH. general agent for tho
[ Seaboard airline. with headquarters al
Denver. and Colonel Stevenson general
| agent for the Frisco line, with headqusr-
| tcrs al Denver. are in this city on bus-
ness connected with their respective
| roads.
WILLARD DONE, state insurance
commissioner, is sepdIns blanks TO the
! homo offices Of all of The Insurance cont
naniss that are doing business in Utah.
/ These blanks are 10 he filled out and re =
| turned to tho commissioner by March !,
! 1912
J THE DANCE given last evening by
! The salt Lake Walters association was
year Ideal hall, Gs Postofricc place. was
| hllcd TO Overlooking. The music was OK
cellent and the programme Of dances was
unusually attractive
T. G. CULVER ana John Lidssy are
| charged with burglary i'll the second de-
gree in complaint issued Wednesday
| morninE by the county attorneys Office
IT is alleged that the two men nroRc
into store at $75 South State street
>, BILLY E,: M'ALLlsTEE. proprietor of the
| through the association OF credit men
| Tor an extension of time IN which TO
| settle with his creditors III is expected
that dollar win he paid for dollar
s. D EVANS, well known undertaken
of Salt Lake. has returned from Wash
incton, u, c.. where he attended the su-
| premr council OF the Masonic order and
~ which council he was confirmed 10 the
| thirty-third degree OF the order.
A TELEGRAM from Dan :. Spencer.
received sat his office yesterday. was 10
| the effect that the chorus which he Is
accompanying 20 Nc5@ York had splen-
| ulu reception and big turnout al tncy-
| enne Thursday night.
TIE REGULAR meeting Of Apollo
| lodSe scheduled Tor next Friday night
mas been postponed until the second Fri
day in November. in order that the mcm =
bers may attend the Danish boosters
dance In Odeon hail.
NUMBER OF Utah grain dealers and
(; nour manufacturers held a meeting in
the Utah National bank building yester-
d5N AFTERNOON. AT which local ma rk 4
| conditions and urIOtor
| discussed.
he FUNERAL OF Jack Norton. who
dled In salt Lake October 10 will be
held from The mortuary chapel Of
- Donnsll & CO. NJ = o'clock This after
noon Burial xiii he In the City GENE
THE FUNERAL of Richard Wearne.
! who died October !. was held from tho
Ohonnel Undertaking parlors Yesterday
| morning at 10 o'clock. Interment was in
the City cemetery.
CHARGING iNFlDELITY. W. /.
| Plumhof began suit in the Third dis
| trict court Wednesday morning for dI-
vorce from Daisy y. Piumhoff.
THE trades and labor department OF
| the American Federation OF Labor has "A
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