The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-21
CITY AND VICINITY

PoNTIFtcAL MASS will be celebrated
at St Marys cathedral this morning in
OF the faculty OF ST Marys academy, VINO
died Sunday. Bishop Lawrence Seaman
will preside at the mass Funeral serv-
ices will be held at p. m. Burial will be
In Mount Calvary cemetery.
BIDS WE'RE received by the board of
county commissioners yesterday for lay
Ing the proposed new water main on
Twelfth South street between Main and
Sixth East streets and the contract for
the work will be awarded within the
next few days
THE NEWARK Fire Insurance COM
pany OF Newark. y. J., was yesterday
admitted 10 write business In Utah The
oS amount ' 10 ss5s.sia.5o. L. B. Rogert p1"G OF
this city acted as process attorney for
the company.
CLAIMING THAT an open account
for $3.50 remains unpaid. the Salt Lake
suit yesterday in the district court
against Peter Liaropulos ct al. for judg
ment for that amount with interest
MR, AND mRs. Robert J. Burdette
will leave here today for Denver. Chica-
go and New York. whence they will sail
for Europe on June Is. They have been
here since Saturday evening visiting
with their son Robert and his wife.
GEORGE BENNETT. formerly OF ver-
nal, Utah. died suddenly Sunday evening
at Oakley, Ida. The body will arrive In
this city at 10 O'Clock this morning over
the Oregon Short Line and funeral sery-
Ices will be held this afternoon.
ALLEN J. Riley, JR., of San Fran
cisco, a nephew of Deplty United States
Marshal Julian Riley OF this city. and Mr..
Squires, also OF San Francisco, arriv ed
in Salt Lake yesterday for n few days
visit with Mr.. Riley.
| A BIG FORCE OF workmen are con-
stanuy at work at Saltair setting the
/ place in order for the opening. MAY 60.
and The management Is now engaging
\ its force OF beach attendants for the
I season.
! THERE BEING no evidence of inten-
: ton 10 violate the law. Gus AleXlon and
/ Harry kompoulos. Greek merchants
! charged with selling misbranded oil, were
released by Justice F. NJ, Bishop yester-
/ day.
/ MASTER PLUMBERS Of Salt Lake are
daily receiving communications from
similar organizations throughout the
! country assuring them OF big delera-
I tions to the annual convention In July.
ALL STRIKING workmen on the big
Walker bank building. corner OF Second
South and Main streets. yesterday went
J back to work. their grievance having
been amicably met by the contractors.
WILLIAM NsWsoN, formerly a resi-
dent OF this city, but now connected with
the Southern Pacific shops at West Oak
land. Cal. Is here for a visit OF a few
days with relatives and friends.
p. RUFUS X. COBB has returned from
, California after a vacation trip I'm the
. interest or health. Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb
have visited chiefly in southern California
during their absence.
I n. o. FOLSOM. JR., Of Seattle, Wash
IN in the city. having arrived in response
10 a telegram notifying him OF the seri-
ousIlluess OF his mother. Mrs. Barbara
Y. Folsom.
NAN S. IocANDER fled suit yester.
day In tho Third district court for di-
vorcc from Charles -. Locander. whom
she charges with abandonment and non
support,
THE STATE BOARD os education war
I in session yesterday afternoon and con
sidsred A number Of applications for
teachers certificates, and will report
later.
JOSEPH lUNO., A porter az the Cutler
hotel. pleaded guilty 70 charge OF open,
Ing a sealed letter and was fined $40 a nd
costs BY Justice +. NJ. Bishop yesterday
3. =, PEIxOTTo lodge Al, Ind.pcn.
dent Order B'nai Birth. will not hold n,
regular meeting tonight owing 10 the in.
: teFTeniion Of the Jewish holidays.
RABBI CHARLES ). FREUNp viii
ICES In honor ~ the opening or .'feaE-
week. az Temple B'nai Birth
TWINS CAME 70 tho home OF Dcpttf,
, Sunday. They are boys The mothe-
and children nre doing well.
. SERVICES FOR the Feast % Week,
will ne held at Temple Buai Israel at
O'Clock tonight. Rabbi Freund vii