The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
CITY AND VICINITY

THE REGULAR MONTHLY meeting
OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
union was held last evening in the chapel
at Fort Douglas. The Rev. e, p. Mork,
pastor Of the an.
speaker OF the evening. Miss Marie SEQ
bee and Miss N. Edith Walker sang
solos. Miss Vola Dast gave a reading
and Edwin Love gave a selection on the
clarinet There was a good attendance
at the meeting. which was interesting.
and number Of new pledges were
signed.
MISS MILDRED HERERER, 90 years
old, was yesterday formally appointed
guardian Of her half brother. Charles r.
Heberer 13 years Of age, Tho boy will
receive an Inheritance OF 5000 from MS
fathers estate and the sister VIII look
after his affairs until he reaches his ma
iority The proceedings were held In the
Third district court before Judge George
G. Armstrong.
SUIT WAS FILED Yesterday In the
Third district court by William II. Nc
Intyre and others against the Utah Con-
golidated Plaster company, asking for the
appointment OF a receiver for the con-
Germ, alleging that It is insoIvent and un-
able to pay ssi1 p a , note note and n
bank OF Neph.
THE BODY OF Thomas Joseph Murphy.
who died in this city August TO- was taken
to Aspen, Colo. yesterday for burial. Flu
neral services will be held there Friday
and the body will be placed in the family
plot there beside those OF Its parents A
brother. Frank Murphy, accompanied the
body from this city to Aspen.
AUGUSTA MORTENSEN filed suit yes
terday in the Third district court against
Mary A, N Raymond and others for the
collection Of promissory note for $3.50
and seeks the foreclosure OF mortgage
on property given as security for the
paper.
a., o,,aasnrrc .x ~,
commissioner, went to Provo yesterday TO
assist in the prosecution of several per-
sons arrested recently by Deputy Com
missioner David II. Madsen, on the
charge of unawfulIy catching bass in
Utah lake.
JACOB T. RALEIGH, former street
supervisor OF Salt Lake City. who Is at
the Judge Mercy hospital where, for two
days. he has been seriously I'll, was much
better and resting we'll at an early hour
this morning.
MISS MARGARET CLARKE and Miss
], r. Watson are engaged In travellers
aid work at the Gould and Hartman de-
pots in this city They meet all OF the
o'clock at night.
w. e. MALLELlEu, of New York.
manager of the National Board Of Un-
derwrlters. and Mrs. MaIlelIeu. were in
this city yesterday ell route to the east
from Los Angeles. and were entertained
by local fire insurance men
BISHOP r. j. MCCONNELL of Dem
yer arrived In Salt Lake last night 10
preside. over the conference OF Metho-
dist ministers of Utah which convenes
today at tho First Methodist church for
eight sessions concluding Sunday night
H. o. JENSEN left last night for Chi
cago to attend the annual convention of
the American Association of Opticians.
Mr.. Jensen Will remain in Chicago for n
time to do post graduate work.
J. c. HISE, United States immigration
Inspector. will leave today for New York
Boston and other eastern cities on official
business. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Hise and Will return in October
THE Utah Association of Credit Men
held regular session at the Commercial
club yesterday noon Routine business
and subjects Of Importance In the work
Of the organization were discussed.
e. o. HOWARD, cashier OF Walker
Bros bank, and family. are expected to
return Monday from q vacation trip
through the East.
COMPLAINT WAS ISSUED yesterday
by the county attorneys office charging
j. e. Holmes with disturbing the peace.