The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
CITY AND VICINITY

month OF September. 1911. according 10
the monthly report by tho local weather
bureau. was 6jS degrees while the nor
NAL for this month. Judging from the
past twenty five gears, Is 65,i. The pre-
clpitation for the month was only .6s
inches The most Of this being on the last
two days Of the month There were fif-
teen clear days out Of the month and six
recorded ns cloudy. Tic others re-
ferred Ia AS partly cloudy.
WALTER S. SHEA, aged 80 years, for
the city, dsod yesterday morning At his
home. 1892 West Seventh South street.
as result Of heart disease. At II
O'Clock Sunday night he asked for n
drink Of water Then he went To sleep
and was found yesterday morning at 8
O'Clock in an unconscious condition. Fie
died before the arrival Of n physician.
ANNA GOULD EAsToN Is charged
brought against her by her husband in
the Third district court yesterday alter
noon They were married in New ork
January II, 1901 and have one child.
sational newspaper articles published
concerning alleged misconduct on his
part.
BY AGREEMENT between the attor-
Exchange Rathskeiier on Exchange
place. was granted wholesale liquor IL
cense hy Judge NJ J.. Ritchic Yesterday
afternoon. but he will not ask for re-
facing charge in the district court OF
selling liquor 10 minors.
EDWARD M. ASHTON has been sp-
pointed To succeed Bishop Merrill: who
first ward in Liberty stake OF the Nor
mon church last February. - Bishop Ash
ton was ordained Sunday. Bishop Mer-
rill expects 70 devote his entire time TO
tho extension department of the Agncul-
tural college at Logan.
ROSCOE W. EARDLET having re-
signed the hishopric OF the Third ward
OF the Mormon church. John Clayton has
cancy, Bishop Eardley gave up this
work 10 accept the presidency of the
Mormon mission work IN the Netherlands
His headquarters VIII he at Rotterdam,
COL. II. c, LEE. western commander
of the Salvation army. who left here
Sunday night. secured options on a num-
her OF halls and storeroons before lcay-
Ing, with View TO establishing better
and larger industrial headquarters for
the work OF the army in this city.
JUDGE J. NJ BOWMAN of tho crimi-
nal division OF the city court gave notice
yesterday afternoon that, beginning to-
day, only state cases VIII be heard at
the morning session Of his court and
afternoon session,
L. n. SiMMS and 203 others yesterday
nettioned the Third district court that
Forest Dale he disincorporated- No rca
action Is desired. but II is understood
that the town is not financially able to
continue without outside help
THERE WE'RE ffty-seven building
September. representing a total vaua ton
of $4,000 This is a material increase
over those for the same period OF last |
year. Last year they amounted 10 abuot
sls6Ooo
MAYOR JOHN s. eRANsFoRp has
decided to indefinitely postpone his cast
ern trip, He had planned To go east
Monday morning on business trip but
until after the visit OF President Taft
next Thursday
A. A. HUEHScH, a publisher OF Now |
ork has written to City Superintendent |
OF Schools n. H. Christensen congratu-
Iating him on the work of the commercial
department OF the high school lie |
speaks very highly OF the work being
done in the Salt Lake schools
CAPTAIN AND Mrs. Guy G. Palmer
sister. Mrs Mary II. Jennings. at her
home at 1i2 First avenue, Mrs Palmer
Is also sister 10 Mrs Willard Young /
and Mrs Joseph E. Cainc.
FRIDAY WILL be chidren's day AT the
State fair and the schools OF the CITY
viii be closed for the occa sion. Super
intendent n RI. Christensen said Monday
morning that about $1,000 students would
visit the fair on that day.
~ FCSoVGF S'oh-ob, dleSru 10 nave
heen paid To settle certain bills which
the defendant, rs contractor, should have
paid. Lulu Chamberlain ct al began suit
In the Third district court yesterday
against the Maucr Cham berlain mbany
TO COLLECT $40 for alleged breach
of contract on q certain fruit transaction
". Clement began suit in the Third dis
trict court Monday morning agains, X
i, Bo!itho. The fruit Is alleged to have
been wormy.
TO RECOVER sl225 fees for drafting
oians FOR the Meredith apartments. j. NJ
!ahoon and Julius House filed suit In
he Third district court Yesterday against
]ith.
w. n. SHEARMAN, ca shier Of the .
Merchants bank of this city. will return i
n Few days from four months. va
alton on the Porter ranch In northeast
'rn Idaho.
MARY PETERSON was granted a de-
rec OF divorce from Frank C. Peterson
n Judge Morse's court yesterday after
loon.
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