The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
CITY AND VICINITY

SUNDAY NIGHT Mt o'clock and also
on Monday night E. Holbrook, member OF
the board of trustees Of the American
section OF the TheosophicaI society will
give lecture to the local members In
their rooms, No, 315 Templeton building.
The subject, ''rhe Symbology OF the Trt-
angle" will be dealt with both nights,
Friends and members Of the local branch
are invited.
PETITION for letters Of administration
In the estate OF Charles Smith. who died
In January. 1910. was filed yesterday In
the Third district court by Rose James.
The estate consists of an insurance pol
icy for $4,000. Margaret Smith. the widow,
and Wiiford F. Smith. a son. are the d.:
rect heirs to the estate.
r. w. CHAMBERS, fish and game COM
missioner, left yesterday afternoon for an
Investigation OF fishing conditions In the
TO Mr.. Chambers from his deputies that
mysterious persons are carrying on sein-
ing operations In the streams Of that Sec
ton
THE VETERAN Volunteer Firemen OF
Salt Lake City will meet this afternoon
at $3.50 at their Canyon Road hall TO dis
cuss plans for the Pioneer day celebra-
tlon. All members are earnestly request
ed to attend.
FRANK w. MERRILL, 221 West First
terday morning that valuable gold
watch had been stolen from his room
while he was out for a short time the
night before.
S. A. kENNAR Of Salt Lake City. a
veteran newspaper. man Of Utah and q
former resident OF Beaver county, will
deliver the principal oration OF the Pio-
neer day celebration at Cedar City
July a.
MRS. KATIE SMITH. who lives at the
Hampton house. reported TO the police
yesterday that some one had entered her
room with q pass kew and stolen gold
watch and s5s in cash.
THE COUNTY attorneys office yester-
Gay issued complaint charging II. Carl
son with petty larceny. He is alleged
10 have stolen box of liquor from NJ s
Qubota.
ELDER JOSEPH e. TAYLOR will
speak In the Fifteenth ward meeting
house this evening at $50 o'clock on the
subject. observance Of the Sabbath
Day"
J. S, cRITcHLoW arrived In Salt Lake
yesterday from San Francisco. He came
to see the interclub baseball game. He
Will remain in the city until Tuesday
ALBERT Balm returned yesterday to
the city after an absence OF seventeen
years. He is visiting with his mother
Mrs. Z. Balm, $50 Second avenue.
J. c. LAMBERT, deputy dairy and food
commissioner, VIII leave tomorrow for a
general inspection Of the dairles of Wa
satch and Summit counties.
WINE SCOfHSG ". NhmS . KONG
teroay granted final decree of divorce
IN the Third district court TO Eva Nell
son from Victor A. Nelson.
RICHARD w. MADSEN, manager OF
the Standard Furniture company. has
returned from purchasing trip to Grand
Rapids and the cast
MRS. Q, w. .M'oUEEN left Friday for
Springfield. o.. having received word that
her sister. Mrs. ]. V. Flack was serIous
ly i'll at that place.
The FUNERAL OF Mrs. F., c. Hair will
DC held In Waterloo meeting house at /
o clock today. All friends arc Invited
MRS. EMMA D. CoRRY OF Washington
WI lecture tonight on Socialism I'm So
clalist hail. Moose building, at p. m
JOHN MULLINS yesterday fled suit
ior divorce from Sarah Mullins, alleging
habitual drunkenness.
ALMA c, CLAYTON, city truant off,
Ger. left yesterday afternoon on n Two
weeks fishing trip.
MR.. AND MRS. EARL oUNsHEE rs-
turned yesterday from Yellowstone mark.