The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
CITY AND VICINITY

MORE THAN 5000 worth of brass hx-
lures and plumbing was stolen during
the week from an unoccupied house at
l53 West Fifth South street. owned by
the Halloran Judge company. Tne theft
was reported to the police yesterday.
Drug f1ends are suspected and the DO
lice expect to arrest the culprits to-
day.
FIRE THREATENE0 the auaEteEs, Of
Temple street early yesterday morning
The flames. OF mysterious origin, were
discovered in one of the rooms at 6
IRE r,'It Station and the Blaze was extin-
guished with a loss of SD
A SPECIAL Dickens entertaining ent
will be given Thursday evening by the
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement as
sociation OF Liberty stake at the Sec
ond ward amusement hall The pro-
eramme will include living pictures and
dramatic readings drawn from Dickens's s
works.
THOUGH SHE was absent from her
home less than five minutes, Miss Ruby
Peterson, 41a c street. missed two valu-
able rings upon returning Friday even
ing, She reported to the police yesrer-
day. 1t Is believed thief saw her leave
the house and entered IN ner absence
A CHECK for $l7.55O was received yes
terday by Attorney General Barnes from
the estate Of Johnston Livingston OF New
York. The check was IN payment OF the
Paclhc common stock and 1000 shares OF
the preferred stock of the same company.
WILLIAM KUHN reported 10 the po-
lice yesterday that his trousers. con-
tanning $3.50 cash, were stolen from
his room In the Monterey hotel during
The night Kuhn said he left his room
for few minutes during the night and
discovered the theft upop returning.
THE REGULAR montnly meeting of
the Daughters Of the Utah Pioneers will
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row afternoon at 3 o'clook. All pioneers
and descendants OF pioneers are invited
to attend An interesting programme
has been prepared for the occasion.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Edgar A,
basement OF the Pleasant Green meet
ing house last Wednesday. will be held
at the East Bountiful ward chapel be-
ginning at noon today. Burial will be
In the Bountiful cemetery.
a. MORTGAGE for s35O.ooo from the
NJ II, Walker Realty company to the
New York Life Insurance company was
filed in the county recorders office yes
terday. The mortgage was given To Sc
cure loan In connection with the new
Walker Bank building.
C. c. DEY, Charles Baldwin and c. S,
Varian nave been appointed "A special
committee by Judge G: w: Morse. pre-
TO draft. on behalf of the court. resolu-
tions OF respect To the memory OF the
late Col. ~ G.. Ellis,
MISS CLARA HANSEN SIMS. 81
years OF age. wife OF Q. K Sims, died
last night at the home OF her father.
j. Hansen. IL ColfaX avenue. Two cnil-
dren survive her. Arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been made
"ART IN THE HOME" is the subject
Of the lecture that will be delivered by
Prof Edwin Evans professor OF art in
the University OF Utah. to the parents
class OF the Twenty first ward this morn
ing. beginning at 10 o'clock.
A BAND concert will he given next
Tuesday night In the post gymnasium
~ Fort Douglas by the Twentieth in
fantry band. under the direction OF An
tonic de la Mora. The civilian public
Is invited.
Or. L. w. SNOW will address the par
rnts' class OF the Eleventh ward this
morninc at 10 o'clock on the subject, !
The Value of Eyeslght and us Proper !
Care"
THE STATE board of pardons had its
nee ting. scheduled Tor yesterday. con-
.inued for one week. owing to the In
lbity OF several members 10 be present |
DR.. r. o. KEYES will speal, at the
Socialist hall this evening at o'clock. |
sis subject will be Use and Abuse OF
Power"
JOSEPH n. SElGEL has returned from
trip TO Montana and Is at home at the
club.