The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
CITY AND VICINITY

L. SMITH was arralgned before Judge
j, NJ, Bowman OF the police court yester-
day morning on a charge Of grand lar
ccny. The defendant waived a prcIimln
AIRY hearing. entered n plea OF not guilty
and In default OF furnishing bonds WAS
comnittcd 10 the custody Of The sheriff
IL is alleged that Smith stole a diamond
ana clothing, valued at 1894, from Mack
Lancaster on December 2G
FIVE DIRECTORS will be chosen TO,
4 term of three years al the annual cleo
ton Of the Utah Manufacturers associa-
ton which win he held I'm the associa
tons rooms in the Vermont building, S
p m. Wednesday, The directors whose
terms have expired arc Frank E.rath. J. L.
Fowler, John Il. Clarke. George r.. Lloyd
and 8. S. Jensen.
THE QUARTERLY meeting of the Utah
Lte Underwriters association Will be
held at the Commercial club al $50
o'clock this evening Representatives
from many sections of the state will be
present. Among other business will he
that OF arranging for the annual banuuct.
TO be held at the Hotel Utah February g.
}. c. HlSE, United States immigration
Inspector. has returned from Provo,
where he went to investigate the case OF
Sebastian Pasquni, an Italian. The man
there, but probably will be deported aft :
er the report OF Mr.. Isc has been sent
10 Washington.
DAVID REESE, the we'll known local
tenor singer. has gone on the operate
stage. He left the city Saturday night
for the cast with the Chocolate Soldier
company. having accepted an engagement
with that company as undersludy for the
hero part.
JOHN GUST, proprietor OF an accom-
modatton store at 1874 North Second West
street, reported 10 the police yeste rdav
morning that during Sunday night burg
lars had entered his place of business and
stole tobacco and candy valued at so
and s$.1 In cash.
8. F. PiExoTTo LODGE No. .2I will
publicly install its officers for the en- :
suing year at the 3. y. hall, 20 South
Third East street, Tuesday evening.
January 9. Grand President Otto Irving
Wise Of San Francisco will oificiatc
FUNERAL SERVICES for Miss Anna
Goodwin. who died In this city January
3, were held at > o'clock yesterday after
noon from the moTtuary chapel OF O'Don-
nell & Co. Burial was in NJ. Olyct Gene
terry.
C, J. DENT was arrested on a charge
OF insanity yesterday afternoon by Patrol
man Armstrong. Dent was creating "A dis
turhsncc on the street. When the officer
spoke with him IL became apparent that
Dent was insane.
THE STATE board Of road comrnis-
sloners held a meeting I'm the office OF
Governor William Spry Yesterday after
noon 10 pass upon tho monthly bills Of
tho board
y. o. , GWHHI' = secretary OF the tan
Wool Growers association. went TO
Fountain Green yesterday. whore he met
with the sheepmen OF that section OF
the country.
THE BODY OF John Balfour aged Sc
years. formerly OF Chesterfield. Idaho.
who died at his home in Brighton Satur-
day, was taken 10 Chesterfield for inter-
mcnt yesterday.
AN ILLUSTRATED lecture on health
VIII be given tomorrow evening at the
Fourteenth ward meeting house by DR.
Agu"a WinZcll
THE REGULAR monthly meeting Of
Temple e nli Israel auxiliary society will
be held this afternoon at ESQ O'Clock at
tho Il. Il. hall,
Or, c. c. LANGLEY left yesterday FOR
San francisco 20 meet his father. y. ..
Langley. who ~ returning from Manila.