The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
CITY AND VICINITY

EDWARD JONES. a mining engineer
S years OF age. died at his home. 2l5
East Fourth South street OF general de-
bilty at noon yesterday Mr. Jones was
born in England. but had been here for
n number OF years. Funeral services will
be held Monday afternoon at o'clock
In the S. ID, Evans chapel
A FARMERS INSTITUTE Will be held
in Murray Thursday. March 80 Prof.
William II. Homer, formerly of the AgrI-
cultural college at Logan Will be the
speaker Apples and the Apple Or
chard. Their Care and Possibiitles' is
the subject Prof. Homer will discuss.
LENORA PRICE was granted decree
Of divorce from Lawrence Price Saturday
morning in Judge g. G, Armstrong; di
vision OF the Third district court on the
was allowed $50 Il month allmony and 500
attorneys fees.
CHARLES CARLSON reported to the
police mat $50 was stolen from him In q
Second South street rooming house Fri
dav night. He saws that the thief must
have entered his room while lie was
asleep and stolen the money out OF his
pockets. Carlson Is a miner.
A GREEK giving his name as John
Yonpcs reported that he was robbed of
SIS in a poker game in Greektown Fri
day night. Yonpos was induced to enter
the game. which he did just FOR fun. and
before much time had elapsed he had
lost his money.
LEE JONES is CHARGED with Civ
ing intoxicants TO minors In a complaint
issued by the county attorneys office
SATURDAY morning, 1t Is alleged that
years. on March %.
JAMES A. MELVILLE left last evening
for Los Angeles to attend the land show
there. lie has taken with him consid
cradle advertising matter and means to
do great deal for advertising Utah in
general and Millard county in particular
JOHN coRPoN was brought in from
Garfield Yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
liquor without a license. He was locked
IN the county jail pending his trial. the
da te for which has not yet been set,
CHARLES GREGORY was granted a
divorce from Catherine Gregory on the
grounds of desertlon In Judge G, G. Arm
strongs division of the Third district
court Saturday morning.
MISS ELLA DUKES, head of the de-
partment of English of Salt Lake High
school, received a telegram yesterday an
Dukes. In Winamac, Ind.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Kate Nay
lor Johnson will be held in the Twelfth
Thirteenth ward meeting house al 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon, 1nterment will
ne in the City cemetery.
THE BOARD OF park commissioners
win hold a meeting Monday afternoon TO
consider improvements to be made az
Liberty park ana gloneer park this
spring.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Saran Ha-
zen WIFI he held in the S. NJ. Taylor
chapel at ~ 30 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Interment will be In the City cemetery.
CONGRESSMAN JOSEPH HOWELL
spent Saturday in Salt Lake attending to
private business, He will leave for
Washington next Wednesday.
THOMAS LoUGHNEY, who enjoys the
distinction OF being the youngest veteran
OF the civil war. is greatly improved, after
an illness Of two months.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND trout
fry were planted Saturday in the streams
OF Tooele county by the state fish and
game department.
a GIRL WAS BORN to Frank 4.
Bird at the j.. D. s. hospital Saturday
morning. Both mother and infant are
doing well.
THE PAYROLL of the teachers OF the
citv public schools for tho month Just
ended amounted TO Si5.oa7i0.