The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-02
CITY AND VICINITY

DANCE HAS been specially ar
ranged by the members OF the Gov
ernors club To be given at saltair Fri
day evening for the benefit OF the Wis
Three trains will be run to the beach.
leaving this city at 7;l5, 8 and Sis p. m
band OF forty-five pieces has been
engaged to furnish the music, A gem
eral invitation has been extended to the
public to join the club members for the
affair.
1T WAS ANNOUNCED yesterday that
Miss Emma Madison has been appointed
TO the position of assistant stenographer
in the office OF II. z. Booth. United
States district attorney Miss Maddi-
son was was an employee Of The Tribune for
in Nevada and in Canada. She re-
turned TO this city short time ago.
THE APPLICATION of the promoters
OF the Utah county interurban railroad
was presented at yesterdays meeting of
the county commissioners and laid over
until today. when It Will he considered
and probably will be granted. The an
by State Senator Abel John Evans.
THE SONS and Daughters Of Wales
will give concert and ball on the even
ing OF Monday. April s. at Knights Of
Pytbias hall. The musical part of the
programme will consist OF the singing
OF Welsh songs and Instrumental music,
There will also be addresses by prom-
nent sons Of Wales.
MOTHER PAULINE. head OF the Or
der of the Sisters of the Holy Cross In
the United States is In this city inspect
ing the different institutions belonging
to the order. Before returning to the
mother house at Notrc Dame, Ind. she
will visit the other institutions of her
order in the state.
TODAY FROM 1896 10 1855 o'clock.
the Rev ~. w. Rice will give a short
church. corner Main and Fourth South
streets His subject will be. Behold
the Man. and the talk VIII be open for
all vino NAV desire 10 attend,
A CHICK for sssos5 was received yes
terday by Attorney General Barnes from
the estate Of Charles Stednan Bull Of
New York The check was in payment
Of the Inheritance tax on 300 shares OF
cinc Railroad company
COMPLAINTS WERE issued yesterday
by CountS Attorney !. h. Wiley charg-
Ing John Mccoy and Oliver Gains with
valued at 81, from the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad company.
=. L. MORAN is charged In a com
plalnt issued YESTERDAY from, the county
entering an apartment in tho Rio Grande
hotel occupied by Charles Farros.
FARLEY p. CHRISTENSEN, grant
Fellows will go to Ogden this evening
to pay frateinal visit 10 the members
OF tho Junction City lodge.
n. w. KELToN. proprietor of the NJ
& NJ chill Darlors. was arrested by De
tective II. l.. Grenn yesterday and
charged with selling nduor without a
license.
THE LOG CABIN" saloon on East
Second South street closed its doors FOR
business on service Of an attachment Is
sued YESTERDAY out Of the Third district
court.
c. POULSON SMITH. deputy In the
ShcrlfTs office for some weeks past was
Yesterday APPOINTED TO permanent po-
sition on the force OF Sheriff SHARP
FINAL DECREE OF divorce was
awarded by Judge G.. W. Morse ysster-
day so Ada Fogie against Grant II.
Fogle.
OLAF BONN is made defendant In a
complaint issued yesterday bY the couu-
~ attorney with cruelty 10 animals
BANK cLEARiNoS yesterday wor.
$40. T56.15 IN advance or those fos
April !. 1911.
SAMUEL NEWHOUSE win leave to-
day for Chicago on brief business
visit
or. o. MOORE LINDSAY has RET
urncd from trip To California