The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
CITY AND VICINITY

1T WAS DECIDED last night by the
musical comedy, Quaker FIoies." that
the first performance would be given at
the Garricle next Thursday afternoon.
There Will DC the Thursday. Friday and
Saturday night and Saturday matinee
AS Thursday is a holiday. it was thought
advisable to accede To popular request
and give the extra matinee.
JOHN eAER, a barkeeper at the Lion
saloon on East First South street who
was indicted by the federal grand Jury
on the charge OF receiving an overcoat
from n soldier as security for 80, was
arraigned in the federal court yesterday
and pleaded not guilty. His case was set
for hearing June 10.
c. S. TINGEY, secretary Of state of
Utah. who has been spending several
months on the Pacific coast, is expected
10 arrive In the city tomorrow morning
on the Los Angeles Limited. Mr.. Tingey
is restored Ia health and will resume his
duties Immediately on arrival.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Edwin Cad.
well, aged 70 years. who died at Manu
May - from injuries received in a run
away accident, were held at the Eber
w, Hall funeral chapel yesterday after
noon. The Rev. p. A, slmpliin presid ed
Burial was in Mt. Olivet.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the
stockholders Of the Miller Floral company
will be held at the office Of the COMPANY
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O'Clock y. IN. The meeting is for the
purpose Of electins directors and trans
acting other business.
THE FUNERAL OF Ross Cooper, aged
tarlum on Third South street SUNDAY al
ternooD, will De held AT O'Clock this
afternoon from O'Donnell & Co.'S chapel.
Burial win be In the City cemetery
The CITY health department. has re-
csived supply of anti-typhod vaccine
and will vaccinate withou, charge any
one who Will cali at the health office in
the city. This vaccine has proven ef-
fcctive and produces no III effects
The BODY Of Isaac Marks was buried
tsry after funeral services held at the
| o'Donnell G. Co. chapel. Rabbi Charles
j. Freund presided at the obseauies and
| many local Jews attended
FROM EUREKA yesterday came a
committee OF business men TO look over
| the plant Of the Newson CableIess Ele-
vator company in this city. and to exam
| Inc the sample machine set up in the
| shops.
| APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE bv
the c. F. Dixon & Sons livestock com
! pany OF Payson for reservation OF a large
space at the approaching state fair for
exhibition o, a herd OF Hereford cat
| tie.
PROF r. 9. kETcHum Of N. .,ei-
neering experiment. station OF the Uni
versitr OF Utah has written an official
| bulletin on reinforced concrete The
pamphlet is now ready for distribution
c. N. MANNING, for five years past
| local manager OF The Singer Sewing Ma
| chine company. has been transferred 20
| Denver He has been with the company
| for twenty-six years.
| AN OLD ADOBE BUILDING al u,
East Third South street IL being wreck ed
/ 10 make room for modern store huiid
| ing by the Central Realty company
ANNIE S, SUTTON instituted suit yes-
4 terday in the Third district court for
divorce from r. s. Sutton, alleging non
| support.
MR.. AND MRS. H.. N. FILLMORE and
! their children arrived from Denver yes
terday TO visit short time in Salt Lake
MAX Won ZWEYOoRFF has I.f, Salt
| Lake City for New York 10 make his
| home.