The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
City and NeIghborhood

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FOLLOWING an illness of some time
from leakage of the heart. Mrs. Nettie Leg
colored, who came TO Utah with the fam
lily OF Brigham Young and for num-
Der OF years served in his family, died
Sunday evening at her home on Four
teenth South street
THE EXHIBITION OF the National So
ciety for the Prevention OF tuberculosis
Will open In the rooms on East First
South formerly occupied by the Sweet
tinuc for week. Salt Lake physicians
will deliver talks each afternoon and
evening OF the exhibition.
THE SALT LAKE Collegiate Institute
the Westminster college. will open this
CTuesdayl morning in the new building
southeast Of the city. Those in attend
ance will attend church al the Third
Presby terian church. Eleventh East and
Eleventh South
JUDGE FRED A, MAYNARD, special
coal land attorney for the government
returned Monday from the coast. where
he has been taking evidence In the case
Of the government against the Freed cs-
tate and others, He took testimony In
Seattle. San Francisco and Los Angeles.
OLIVE sTALLINGs, the four-year-
old daughter OF Mrs. Annie Stallings. who
was burned Saturday afternoon while
playing with matches, is making rapid
progress toward recovery. The little girl
will not be SCARED as a result OF her
painful experience.
THE HEA WEST windstorm to sweep
over Salt Lake since November 20 was
that OF Monday morning. between $50
and 4:15 o'clock. The wind gained a We
locity OF thirty-two miles an hour. No
vember % the velocity was thlrty-five
miles an hour,
II, P. CLARK has filed an action
against the Thomas Sand and Gravel
company in the third district court TO
recover the possession Of certain horses,
legged value OF the property, with $500
damages.
PNEUMONIA CAUSED the death of
Edward Sillon. a ranchman from KEN
merer, at the Judge Mercy hospital Mon
day morning. The body was shipped to
his home for burial. The deceased man
was 80 years old. He had been Ill two
weeks.
w. f. JENSEN. president of the Jen-
sen Creamery company, is one of the
regular candidates for election to the
board Of governors OF the Commercial
club. He also Is one of the active MEM
bers Of the Utah Manufacturers associa-
ton.
GEORGE M. GRAHAM. a Iaborer of
Murray. filed a petition in bankruptcy in
the United States district court Monday.
He owes $271.6S and has $3.50 In assets.
or this amount S11O is claimed to be
exempt.
WINNIE DE HOOGE VAN DUUREN
has filed an action against Jacob A. Van
Duuren for divorce in the third district
court on the ground of failure to sup
pS59. isG7 Ihs parties were married in April
ONE HUNDRED and fifty jurors were
examined upon their voir dire In Judge
Ritchie's division OF the third district
court this morning, They will be appor-
toned among the three judges trying jury
cases.
IN JUDGE BISHOPS court Monday
Albert Hanson, charged with contributin-,
to the delinquency Of Jessie Naylor, a
young girl, was sentenced to six months
in the county jail and fined $50
DIRECTORS of the five national banks
OF the city will be chosen today. The
election Will be held from 10 till clock.
No changes have been spoken of In any
OF the bank directorates.
ALL REBEKAHS are requested to at
tend the funeral of Sister Frances Clara
bell Morton at the chapel OF S. D. Evans.
IS South State street, today (Tuesday) at
ESQ o'clock.
EARN LATHAM. charged with felony
in connection with Jessie Nayor, l6-
year-old girl. at Bingham Junction, was
held 10 the district court by Justice Blsh-
op Monday,
REYNOLDS CIRCLE No. L. Ladies of
ing In l. o. o. r. hall this (Tuesday)
evening, All members are requested TO
be present.
TIE SALT LAKE CITY Brewing com
pany has filed an action against Bojack
& Hughes in the third district court to
recover S5c7.23, alleged TO be due for mer-
chandise,
HIGH PRIESTS of the Granite stake
Will hold monthly meeting at the state
tabernacle Sunday morning at 10 a. m.
Reports from visiting high priests will
be heard.
RUSSELL WE is charged with :ssauI;
and battery upon the person Of Fred
Aeshlinnam. In q complaint issued BY
County Attorney Wiley Monday.
THE ANNUAL election of officers OF
the Salt Lake Real Estate Dealers asso-
ciatlon will take place Wednesday noon
at the Commercial club,
THE JAMES B. McKEAN Relief CORPS
will hold It's regular meeting at the Odd
Fellows hall Wednesday evening Visit
ors will be welcome
ON TUESDAY evening, January II,
the ladies' of the Germania club will en-
tertain their friends at Unity hall with
a masquerade ball.
4 DANCE will be given Friday night
In the new Mormon meeting house. Fifth
ward. Second West. between Seventh and
Eighth South.
BANK CLEAEINGS for Salt Lake
Monday were In excess of the correspond
ing day of last year S13S,9S1a1.
ROBERT KNIGHT who was injured
while coasting last Thursday. lis reported
| to be improving.
JOHN BEAN died at his residence, 473
Seventh avenue, Monday morning from
| Bright's disease,
MR. AND MRS a. o. CRISMON left
/ Monday for New York City.