The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-05
City and Neighborhood

courts where subscribers do not pay as
agreed. the Commercial club has named
Bishop c. w, Niblcy and Attorney f. B.
Stephens "a committee on collections OF
Y. NJ. C. A. subscriptions for $500 and
over made In the Commercial CLUBS
campaign In aid of the association some
time ago, and President w. w. Arm
strong of the National Copper bank and
General Secretary w, Fl. Wright or tho
under $500.
THREE MEETINGS are scheduled at
the Commercial club today The Alumni
association Of the Illinois university will
meet at no, noon for luncheon In the
will hold meeting. and the salt Lake
chapter Of the American Banking insti-
tutc Will meet in regular session and
Ashton.
MEMBERS of the Sandy council.
Wednesday, rented one OF the buildings
Oh Main street there, That the fire de-
which to meet in tho remainder of the
winter gymnasium Is 10 be fitted UP
and II library installed. The upper floor
Will be used rs a dance hall An open
house" will be held the coming week.
MAYOR BRANSFORD has approved all
actions taken by the city council Tues
day evening. with the exception of the
act with reference, to the, vacation OF
school site. The matter is only technical.
however as evinced by the fact that the
site changed hands Wednesday.
If YOU HAVE FAILED to pay your
poll tax for the year 1910 you would
better get busy and visit the office of the
poll tax collector In the city and county
building. Collector Keats Says there arc
between 1900 and 1000 delinquents, and
suit Is To be commenced against each
within the next few days.
THAT THE RATE on slack coal from
the mines will be reduced from sl.50 to
Sl.33 was an announcement made We'd
nesday by the Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad company, Smelters. factories
and apartment houses where slack Is
used for steam coal, will be benefited by
This reduction.
a. III. ENSIGN has filed All action for
an accounting against Orson Hyde, in the
Third district court in connection with
$50 sheep turned over to Hyde In 1906.
Ensign asks for an accounting as to the
increase and proceeds of the sheep, to-
gether with half the sheep, or $5010.
THE EMI-MoNTHLY reading Of
Great Salt lake, made January l and
received by the United States weather bu-
reau Wednesday. shows the. level TO be
depth as on December Is. II Is ,oG of
foot lower than on January / last year
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Hyrum
Groesbeck, who died Monday. will he
held In the Twenty first ward chapel al
1 O'Clock Friday afternoon. The body
may be viewed at the home. 76 II street.
from IL until 1880 o'clock Friday. Inter-
ment will he in the City cemetery.
A CAPTAIN and two lieutenants Of T.
company. National Guard of Utah, will
be chosen at an election TO be held
AT Manti Saturday night the recent in
cum bents having resigned The election
will be presided over by Assistant Adju
tant General II. NJ. M. Lund.
"WHEN THE SPANIARDS CAME TO
Utah" Is the subject which the Very
Rev. w. d. Harris will present before
the Utah Archaeological society in the
Christian association this (Thursday)
evening at o'clock,
A TELEGRAM received Wednesday at
the Offices of the Oregon Short Line
stated that the special carrying Utah
woolgrowers to the National Woolgrowers
associations convention at Portland. Or,
arrived there that morning. The weather
is said to he ideal.
NICK MoADUS. a young Austrian re-
siding at Murray. was adjudged insane
in the Third district court Wednesday.
and ordered committed to the state
mental hospital. Moadus has been vio-
lenlly insane since going on Il spree in
the holidays
and Sisterhood held their annual
ball Wednesday evening at the Odeon,
One of the most pleasant dances ever
given by them drew the usual crowd OF
Swedish people to the event of the year,
THE FEDERAL Casualty Insurance
company has been granted permission 10
do business in Utah, The company is capt.
tallzed for 100000. Willard Done state
Insurance commissioner, has been ap-
pointed process attorney.
THE FUNERAL Of j. A. Forgie OF
Milford who was burned to death in
fire which destroyed his hotel in that
place. will occur Friday. Rev. P. A.
Simpkin of this city Will conduct the
services.
THE STATE conservation commission
met in the office of Governor Spry,
Wednesday afternoon. and discussed de-
tails OF the report OF the commission
which will be filed with the governor to-
day.
DIRECTORIES are being distributed by
the Bell Telephone company and the
Independent Telephone company. The
Bell directory shows u. 800 names. There
is an increase OF 1000 names over the
October directory.
WILLARD DONE, state insurance
commissioner, received an invitation
Wednesday morning TO attend the annual
dinner of the Fire Underwriters associa-
tion OF the Pacific. to be held in Los
Angeles. He wrote his regrets.
j. c. HISE. United States immigration
inspector. went to Park City. Wednesday.
to investigate matters pertaining to Chi
ncse who want TO go back to China on
visit,
A MEETING o8the Utah State Poultry
association will be held this CThursday)
evening at o'clock. at the Commercial
CluD. i IS puDiC Is luNltcu 10
attend
BANK CLEARINGS for Salt Lake.
Wednesday, were S1.734, ,S92.01, as against
81 $40. .946.52 for the corresponding day OF
last year. a gain Of $lS7. .9i6 for Wednes-
day
GEORGE A. SMITH has filed An action
against Henrietta NJ Craig in the Third
district court, to collect $1,000 on prom
issory note secured by mortgage.
FRANK KNOX. president OF the Ma
tional Bank of the Republic, left for New
York City Wednesday. He expects to
be absent about two weeks.
j. NJ RASMUSSEN has been named
deputy clerk In the office of County Clerk
Witcher. Rasmussen succeeds Fred Z,
Bassett. elected treasurer.
ELMER S. DUNDY is suing Ralph r.
Bittlnger in the Third district court. 10
collect sl07i.6i OH Judgment rendered
in Nebraska.
THE REGULAR MEETING of the
Jewish Relief society will be held today
CThursday at 2:30 p m. at the b. B.
hall.
THE DIRECTORS of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet at the club house
this Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.