The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-11
CITY AND VICINITY

THE COUNTY commissioners met yes
terday In their second session Of the
series OF meetings as board of equakza-
tlon and review. number OF other meet
ings will be held during the month at
which property owners will be given an
opportunity to air their complaints to the
assessments which have been levied on
their property.
SEVERAL BOY SCOUTS of the Mu-
tual Improvement associations OF the
Mormon church will leave Henefer. Sum
{raii' through Emigration canyon to Salt
Lake In preparation for the big hike
that Will be made between the two points
by the main body July u to "a.
COMPLAINT WAS issued yesterday by
the county attorney charging w. w.
Cooper with obtaining money under false
pretenses. Cooper Is alleged to have &C.
cured 500 from C. e. Moss by represent
Ing that he held $4,000 insurance policy
which was mortgageable to the extent
of $4,000.
THE SALT LAKE County Medical as
ISOLATION held its regular meeting at the
Commercial club last night with a good
attendance Of members Business of the
meeting consisted OF reception Of routine
reports and discussion of scientific sub
lects OF interest and value to the pro-
fesslon.
A. c. NELSON, state superintendent of
schools. spent busy day yesterday in
tefyiewing teachers from all sections OF
the state who sought advice relative TO
op'Iisii tOuISeH III lno university
schooi, which yesterday began It's sessions
for tho season.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs Eliza
beth Treseder, who died In Los Angeles
June s, were, held at the s. D. Evans NOR
tuary chapel yesterday. morning at IL
o'clock Burial was in Mount Olivet
cemetery.
THE "PHILATHEA" and "Raraca"
clnos OF young people OF the Ilih Meth
people OF all the Methodist churches of
the city In the Hiff Methodist church this
evening.
MURRAY X. ROBERTS, plaintiff In
q suit In the federal court against the
Utah Mines & Smeiters company WAS
granted ten days yesterday in which 10
file an amended complaint
THE FUNERAL Of Clarence Jensen.
the boy, killed In the railroad yards sun
chapel Wednesday at p. m Burial will
be In the City cemetery.
MR.. AND MRS. J. M. whitley have
rotprned after several years stay on the
coast, spending winters In Los Angeles
and summers on their fruit ranch In
Rogue River valley, Or
AN OLD WOODEN butter ladle and
rolling pin. made In early Utah days by
Dianen McFerson, have been presented
to the Deseret museum by the Daughters
of Utah Pioneers.
WILLARD HANSEN. state dairy and
food commissioner, Is confined TO his
nome, suffering with rheumatism and a
slight attack of stomach trouble.
OR. CHARLES FLEIScHER, a speaker
OF national renown. will arrive here June
u to give a series OF uplift lectures al thc
First Congregational church.
FINAL DECREE OF divorce has been
granted TO Florence NJ Hunt from 10
seph Hunt by Judge T. c. Loofbourow
In the Third district court.
MRS. EDITH WILSON has returned to
SoloratS Springs from the Judge Mercy
hospital. where she was sick for several
weeks with typhoid fever
MIR. AND MRS, Edward * Bacon
are receiving congratu)a ations over tho
plrth o, daughter, born Sunday at the
Judge Mercy hospital.
JUDGE GEORGE c. ARMSTRONG of
the 1hi-d district court left yesterday,
morning for ,Fooele. where he will preside |
Tor several days.
H. {. BOOTH, United States district |
attorney Tor Utah has gone TO San Fran |
CISCO for brief business visit
The STREAMS OF Davis county will be |
stocked this week with 80 900 trout frv
from the state hatcherics