The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
CITY AND VICINITY

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| the office Of Willard Hansen, state food
and dairy commissioner. Questions OF
| Importance which had arisen since the
| previous meeting of the board We're con
! sidercd. The members OF the bureau are
j. ;. Carver of Ogden. president: Willard
| ransen, secretary and treasurer: Her
| OF Salt Lake city and James Clawson OF
Spring City.
THE REV. HAROLD JENSEN. pastor
| OF the Danish Luthran church oI Salt
| Der OF other prominent Danes, will go
! to Ogden today to attend the funeral
services for Herman Bang, a noted Dan
| ish author. who died in Ogden a week
ago. The obsequles will be held at the
klrkendall mortutary chapel, after which
he body will be shipped TO Copen-
hagen.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON at , o'clock The
public VIII he given an, opportunity of
bearing a celebrated reader deliver some
or Hoods poems The custom OF having
readings and lectures each week has mot
with decided success and the sisters have
taken special pains TO secure the best
possible talent.
ON COMPLAINT of a young man. who
refused To give his name, Bessie Green,
colored. aged % years. was taken into
custody carly yesterday morning. charged
with robbery. The police say she picked
engaging him in cony nycrsation in the door
way OF a Commercial street dive.
The MEMBERS of the CALIFORNIAN
club will meet at S O'Clock tomorrow
men OF America. l6l South Main street,
instead Of Friday evening. as previously
announced The meeting will be OF a
social nature and all Scots are invited TO
be present
DR.. F. E. MURRAY, inspector in
charge of the United States bureau OF
animal Industry, who has returned from
81 two weeks trip among The shccpmon
Nc%10H,
are in good condition and almost entirely
free from disease and the owners pros
porous.
THE FUNERAL of William i. Cation,
aged - years, who died Sunday viii be
held from Liberty ward chapel at ]
o'clock this afternoon. Members Of the
the services wearing their Insignia The
chapel is reached Via the Waterloo car
line.
The REV; ROBERT A. SMITH, pastor
SPOKANE. VIII occupy the pulpit at West
minister Presbyterian church in this city
f,orn fSnmaey T forenoon and evening. While
L. &. :. Smith, at lSS J street,
ANTHoN II. LUND, OF the first presi-
dencN Of the Mormon church, and elders
Hyrum NJ. Smith and Joseph ". Nc
Gurrln. who have Just returned from
port everything there To he in good con-
ditlon.
COT. NEPHI w. CLAYTON and son,
G, c. Clayton. OF this city will leave
which port they will sail February Ii
for the Hawaiian Islands They expect
TO consume about six weeks on the
trip.
WILSON M. HUNTsseReeR, chief
clerk In the passenger department OF tho
Denver K Rio Graude. has rallied from
an operation performed on him at ST
MARX hospital yesterday morning and
VIII recover. according TO his surgeons
THE UTAH Indian war veterans of
the Sail Lake post Will hold iheir annual
gathering for the election of officers :,
Z 80 o'clock Friday evening. February 2,
at the office OF the Lambert Paper com
pony. lil West First South street
LIEUTENANT w. e. PERSONS OF the
United states army, who is on detached
duty with the National Guard OF Utah
army hospital at PresIdio, where no will
submit 10 a. minor operst ton. lie expects |
TO return IN about two weeks.
FRANK L. HoAGLAND, salesman for
the Elks excursion for Los Angeles, OK
poets 10 be absent nearly n month, visit |
Ing relatives and friends in various Call |
fornia cities.
THE STATE BOARD Of land commits
sioners met yesterday and transacted |
considerable routine business Many bills |
were passed upon yesterday. The month
ly session Will be continued today
CN L
general road superintendent for J. L.
McErady d Co. cf Chicago is ut the |
Scmloh. making arrangements TO handle |
The companN's business here.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY and
state Superintendent Of Public lnStr,Ic-
ton ~ G. Nelson will leave this morn
ing Tor Logan TO attend a meeting AT the
Agricultural college.
THE FUNERAL of John IT. Rean. who
was killed AZ Bingham Monday. will he
held from the Twenty seventh ward
chapel next Sunday afternoon at l:30
D clock
MRS. EVELYN RAMEL. secretary of
the Utah State Humane society. is al
her home IN the WOODBURY. apartments
seriously III with pneumonia.
THE ROTARY CLUB held it's regular
monthly meeting and dinner last evening
~ tho Commercial club at $50 o'clock |
With good attendance.
c. a. BLACK. right OF way agent for
the Union Pacific, stopped of here FOR
4 few hours yesterday on his way cast
ward.
THE EMPLOYEES or Keith-O Brien
company VIII give dance at the Odeon
" Ncdncsday evening
FRED WEY, who has been in southern
California for tho past ten days has re-
turned homo.