The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29
CITY AND VICINITY

THE CUMMINGS g. NELSON prop
erty, located Just west of the historian s.
offices on East South Temple street has
been bought by the zion's Savings Bank
& Trust company for $4,000, The Des-
erct Sunday School has an unexpired
lease on the property and is expected
was constructed six years ago by H. Ii.
Cummings and James Nelson.
PROF. FRANKLIN n. GIDDIN0S, pro-
fessor Of sociology at Columbia univer-
slty. New York, will address members of
the Commercial club nj lunch today. Pro-
fessor Giddings has been delivering a
series OF lectures In this city on soclolog-
Ical subjects making his first address at
the tabernacle last Sunday.
THE FUNERAL, of Daniel L.. Fceney,
dence, Gil South Main street will be
held this afternoon at O'Clock from
O'Donnelps mortuary chapel The serv
Ices will be conducted by a priest OF the
Catholic church and interment will be In
Mount Calvary cemetery.
MRS. MARY 3. HAMILTON enter
tained Thursday afternoon at her home,
Seventh East and Fifteenth South streets.
about seventy five ladies who had worked
with her In the interests OF the Relief So
ciety OF her ward. from the presidency OF
which Mrs. Hamilton resigned about one
year ago.
THE state board OF education yester-
day received a communication from tho
russell sage tOuUdatlOtl OF NC" YORK
by Lee f, Hammer, one of its officers,
requesting Information relative 10 The
curfew laws of the state. The requested
Information was sent
ATTORNEY GENERAL BARNES yes
terday received a check for s4S5O from
the estate of Samuel Sloan Of New York
In payment OF the Inheritance tax on 500
shares OF Union Pacific preferred stock
and 800 shares Of the common stock Of
the same road.
County F1'uiterowers' association, an
nounced yesterday that the regular
monthly meeting of the organiza ton
would be held next Monday evening in
The rooms Of the Murray Commercial
club.
CHARGED with the theft of a horn
from motorcycle Thomas Smith. aged
II years formerly an inmate of the State
Industrial school at Ogden. was arrest ed
yesterday and will he returned to the
Industrial school today,
C. J. ULRICH, member of the state
roads commission. returned Thursday
from an inspection and study of the road
conditions in Davis county; Mr., Ulricl'
said that the roads In that vicinity are
being improved rapidly.
HENRY RAYMOND. a ranchmen OF
Roman, Mont, died at St Marks hos
pita yesterday morning after n lingering
illness. The body will be sent to Ra-
valn. Mont, for burial. Raymond was
50 years old,
A. C. NELSON. state superintendent Of
public instruction, spent yesterday In
Ogden, where he attended a meeting of
the board of control of the State In
dustrial school.
p. j. MORAN, general contractor for
the new high school, has sublet the cleo
trical work of the new institution to the
Salt Lake Electric company on It's bid
OF $50. 900.
JUDGE c. W. MORSE yesterday
awarded Judgment for slTl97 II In the
Third district court to the Bingham
Mercantile company against Jennie T.,
Jill.
AT THE quarterly conference OF the
Tiff NJ. j.. church Thursday evening. the
Rev. + = Nichols was unanimously
chosen as pastor for the ensuing year.
THE MUSIC COMMITTEE of the Com
merclal club held a meeting Yesterday
during lunch at the club. Only routine
business was considered.
MISS SALLY SIoLES left last even
ing for Pueblo. Colo, called there by the
d cath OF her brother-in-la +, y. With
ers.
1T WAS announced yesterday that next
Monday Will be rule day In the federal
court