The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
CITY AND VICINITY

T. w. MUIR OF the Houston Real Es-
tate and Investment company. w F..
Snelson OF the Utah Copper company
and Horace Bourne M start Mo Monday or on a
mediate towns, They will make the on
tire trip Of about $50 miles on foot,
carrying a complete camping outfit
FRED c. GRAHAM yesterday morning
returned from trip through Rich coun-
". which he undertook in the Interest
of the Utah Development league, OF which
he is assistant secretary. He says that
the Commercial club OF Randolph has
succeeded in having work begun on an
opera house to cost 100000.
district court by Thomas Butterfield
against the Consolidated Mercur Gold
Mines company for the collection OF Sl750
damages alleged to have been done to
herd of sheep on account OF pollution
OF water supply.
THE Or. w, II. GROVES L. o, S. hos
pital has issued n handsome booklet
calling attention to It's school for nurses.
The booklet contains many beautiful cuts
OF tho hospital buildings and the nurses
home. Full Information for prospective
students is set forth
THE SALT LAKE Inv vestmcnt COM
pany filed suit yesterday In the Third
district court against the Oregon Short
been caused by the dumping OF earth,
rocks and dirt upon land OF the plaintiff
company.
JUDGE F. c. LooFsouRoW, In the
criminal division OF the Third district
court yesterday began the hearing OF
evidence In the case OF the State against
Ed Franklin. who is charged with having
stolen SIS from John Golding on August
% last.
MRS. DoRoTHEA L. KENNEDY, 55
years Of age. died yesterday at the resi-
dence OF her daughter. Mrs, Arthur +.
Chancellor. S6f West Second South street.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been
completed and will be announced later.
FUNERAL SERVICES for EstelIa
Langford Taylor. % years OF age. who
died Monday OF heart failure, will be held
at the Twenty-flrst ward chapel at p.
m. Thursday. lnterment will be In the
City cemetery.
ATTORNEY GENERAL a. r. Rhrnes
OF Boston Mass, a check for 1925 as the
amount OF the states inheritance tax
upon 900 shares Of Union Pacific pre-
ferred stock
THE PAST NOBLE GRAND club will
meet with Mrs. William Watrous, 628
South Fifth East street. Friday after
noon. Instead of Thursday. on account
OF DR., ], w. Ewln's funeral.
{. II. CLARKE, supervisor Of the Wa
satch national forest, yesterday went to
Grantsviile, Tooele county. and intends
to spend several days in that vicinity In
specting the forest range,
DR.. LEON ALBUM, who Will bs in
charge Of tho services OF Congregation
Monte1ore tonight, arrived in Salt Lake
Monday. He will deliver his inaugural
address tomorrow night.
MRS. JESSIE q. RUSSELL will enter
tain the Naomi Past Noble Grand at her
home. 1913 South West Temple street
Friday afternoon. instead Of Thursday,
az previously announced.
WILLARD DONE, state in-u.snce
is in San Francisco on
business connected with his office. He
expects TO return TO Salt Lake In ten
days.
IN THE Third district court, Judge
George G. Armstrong yesterday granted
an interlocutory decree OF divorce TO
Anna A. johnson from Erick ]. Johnson.
FINAL DECREE Of divorce was grant
ed yesterday by Judge J.. c. Lootbourow
In the Third district court. TO Pearl Nc
Kinney from Curtis +. Mckinney.
MARGARET THORNTON filed suit for
divorce yesterday In the Third district
court against Arthur Thornton. alleging
desertion and nonsupport.
THE BOARD OF canal presidents held
Il routine meeting yesterday In the office
Of the city engineer.
n, e BOOTH, United States district
attorney. yesterday went 20 Ogden 10
advise with the federal grand jury now
In session there.