The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
CITY AND VICINITY

MRS. JANE RYDALcH JeFeRIES.
wife OF Mayor Richard Jcffries OF Grants
Vile and daughter of the late Judge w.
{, Rydaich. died at the family home in
Ia 4 report received by her nephew,
Attorney William T.. RydaIch nf this city.
Mrs, Jeffrics Is survived by her husband
and eight children.
MRS. o. a, FITZPATRICK of the La
France apartments received Il telegram
Yesterday telling OF Tho death of her
brother, James j Crowley. at New or
leans Mr. Crowley has another sister
Mrs. l." !. Beffncr. and u brother, VIII
liam 4. Crowley. living in Ogden Tho
body VIII be brought here Tor burial.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Winnie I'm
dicott, tile infant daughter uf Alonz2
and Josie Eodicott, who died Fliday,
were held at the residence 1905 Third
East street. yesterday al IV u. IN. In
terment WAS in city cemetery.
FUNERAL SERVICES for I.indicy NJ.
Anderson, years and & months old,
who died in this city December :. were
terday at j. IN lntcrment WAS in city
cemetery,
A NUMBER Of eases were continued
for. the term in the United States district
court yesterday hy Judge Marshall r.
\. Mcconnell Of Oklahoma was admitted
To practice In the court. The next ses-
sion VIII be tomorrow morning at 10
o clock
AN INTERLoCUToRy decree of III
Torce was given to Sadie Bummel from
George Hunmel by Judge George @
Armstrong in the district court yester-
day. Mrs. Hummel charged her husband
with non-support. She was given her
maiden name of Sadie Price Behm.
IN A COMPLAINT issued by the coun-
ty attorney. Arthur Ripper is charged
with petit larceny, ii being alleged that
he stole revolver from W, :. Jensen at
Bingham. Jensen Is the complaining
witness.
JUDGE ALEXANDER MINISTER will
lecture upon chastity of children at 1890
o'clock this forenoon 10 the parents de-
partment of the Ninth Ward Sunday
school. The public is invited To be pres
ent.
CERTIFICATES of election viii be Is
sued by the county clerk Monday to all
successful candidates on tho county
ticket last November 5. Thrty-five Ger
tthcates will be needed To go around
make reduced rate TO ogden for the
train leaving Salt Lake at 80 o'clock
Tuesday forenoon on the occasion OF tho
funeral OF Daniel Ecclcs,
A SHORT circuit on a switchboard
az the Isabella apartments was RESPONSE
bic for q fire that did damage TO the
amount of $40 and occasioned a fire alarm
ut 5;o2 O'Clock last evening.
a LARGE deer. captured in the noun
talns east OF Provo, the gift OF Fred ",
sioner. Is the latest addition to the Lib
crty park zoo
THE CONTINENTAL Milling &. Power
company entered confession Of tudg-
meni FOR $4,000 on promissory note in
favor OF Thomas j. Nolan in The district
court yesterday
THE BANQUET committee Of the
Commercial club met yesterday after
noon TO discuss details for the clubs
annual banquet this month. Plans viii
be announced later.
ULYSSES BURGESS is chargtd with
statutory offense In II complain, issued
by the county attorney yesterday.
Frances HoIltngs is the woman in the
case.
a COMPLAINT charging Bert I.abruu
with killing grouse out Of season was Is
sued by the county attorney yesterday on
complaint OF j. c. Smith a deputy game
warden.
THE SALT LAKE Underwriters as
yesterday afternoon. Luncheon was on
joycd and speeches were made by sew
cral members.
VERNE w. EARLS. who submitted TO
an operation for appendicitis yesterday:
Latter-duy Saints hospital late last
night.
w. S. MARTIN. assistant general man
aeer OF the Denver & Rio Grande. with
hcadquarters In Denver. Is visitor In
Salt Lake CITY,
DR.. HENRY JACOBS, a graduate Of
the Moody institute. Chicago, WIN de-
liver an address at tic Y NJ. c. a,
rooms at 4 o'clock this afternoon,
j. L. PRIEST, industrial agent for the
In Boise. IS In salt Lake city on short
business trip.
THE REV. j. c. ANDREWS will
preach at the Murray Baptist church to-
night al $50 O'clock.