The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-19
CITY AND VICINITY

THURSDAY AT NOON at the Com
mercial club the first Of the Industrial
meetings OF the series planned by the
Salt Lake Ad club will be held The idea
behind these meetings is to create a wide
interest in the industries and commercial
enterprises OF the state and to foster the
spirit that has made such remarkable
progress possible In many OF the sur
being prepared and general invitation
is being extended to every business man
in the city to attend.
AT A MEETING OF the music commit
tee OF the Commercial club. held yester-
day during the noon lunch hour, a new
march, called ''The Commercial Club
March" composed by L, p. Christensen
OF Salt Lake. was played for the first
time in public. The march Is described
as a light. snappy composition, and may
receive the approval Of the committee for
publication.
THROUGH ITS irrigation engineer L.
NJ. Winsor. the extension department Of
the Utah Agricultural college IS going
after big results In the Uintah ba sin this
summer. Mr. Winsor will leave for Du-
chesne tomorrow morning to carry out
the most elaborate summer programme
that the extension departeut Of the Ag-
ricultural college has ever conducted IN
the basin.
j. o. OLSON is the plaintiff in a suit
begun yesterday in the civil division Of
the City court against Mrs. Ada. Bellion.
West South Temple street. Olson alleges
that he roomed at the house one night
and left S27 in the care OF the landlady,
which she refused to return to him the
next day.
COUNTY ATTORNEY T. E. Wiley is
sued q second complaint yesterday after
noon against c.. A. Birch proprietor OF
Casa Contentia. Twelfth South and West
Temple streets, charging him with main
tanning a common nuisance. Tho first
complaint issued yesterday morning
charged the unlawful sale of intoxicating
liquor.
MRS. EFFlE ERNST, SO years of age,
is the plaintiff in divorce action begun
against Charles a, Ernst. proprietor OF
the Salt Lake Rcnovator Steam Carpet
Cleaning company. In which she alleges
number Of Instances Of cruel treatment.
extending over period OF fifteen years
WILLARD DONE, state insurance
commissioner, received an invitation yes
terday to attend the sixth annual con-
vention of the National Tax association,
ber 3-5. Mr.. Done said Yesterday that
he would not be able to attend the
meeting.
THE TRIAL of Leopold Berger charged
with the murder of Thomas Cummings.
is attracting but little public attention
terday morning before Judge j. G, Loot
bourow In the Third district court and II
is expected that the case Will be given
to the jury before the end OF the week
THE FRANCES e, WILLARD W. c. T.
L. organization OF Salt Lake yesterday
cheered the hearts OF many unfortunates
ny sending large quantities Of flowers 10
st. Marks and the Holy Cross hospitals.
10 the Ncishborhoud House L. Day Nurs-
cry, and also TO the county and city iails
FOR PEOOllNG Ice cream containing
less than II per cent butter fat, the
minimum amount prescribed by law.
James N!clSs WAS fined so by Justice II.
s. Harper yesterday NicI,s pleaded
guilty, Hebcr G. Smith. deputy food COM
missioner. was tho complaining witness
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs Eliza
beth NoSs leader i'm local Colorcd cir
cles were held at the First Methodist
The Rev. s. s, Freeman. pastor OF the
African ri T. church, officisted. Burial
was in Mount Olivet.
COMPLAINT WAS issued Yesterday by
drew BirlSerWtch with grand larceny. II
is alleged that he stole sSi in cash and
three suits of clothes worth SIS from
Joseph Taub OH June 10,
MISS ESTHER PoNs, who was recent
~ operated upon for appendicitis at the
Judge Mercy hospital and WAS in "a criti-
cal condition for several days. is reported
out nf danger.
THE FUNERAL Of Hannah G. KIDD.
wife of John n Kidd. was held from the
ll'tHN' ~ .N'l tll illlh W est street. yes
terday afternoon Burial was in the CITY
cemetery.
THE BODY OF Edward NJ Rusch Was
Inferred I'm Mount Ohvet yesterday fol-
lowing impressive services at the % Dom
nell & Co. chapel The Rev, II r. NIch-
OILS conducted the rltcs.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed yestcr
day in the Third district court by Paul
+. Christensen from Marie Christensen,
alleging desertion.
H. EDWARD TAYLOR, state borticuI-
tural Inspector for Utah. went to BOX
Elder county yesterday on a short trip OF
inspection.
MRS. p. w. SAVlLLE, who WAS on
Grated upon for appendicitis at tho
Judge Mercy hospital Monday. Is reported
as getting along nicely.
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