The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-05
CITY AND VICINITY

Social club will be held Sunday Re-
corder Herman Siegel and Reporter Joe
Cline, who have just returned from the
Pacific coast, will report There also
will be a special election OF officers TO
fill vacancies in the board OF governors.
A genuine ragtlrne dance will be given
next week.
r. E. MoxLEY was bound over to the
district court under $500 bail yesterday.
charged with second degree burglary.
He was arraigned and given u prellmin-
ary hearing before Justice H. S. Harper,
In default OF bail, he was committed TO
the custody of the sheriff.
PROF. LEWIS A. MERRILL Of the
Agricultural college OF Utah yesterday
returned from his California trip. He
went to Los Angeles In company with
]. Edward Taylor. They had charge OF
the Utah exhibit at the Pacific Lands
& Products exposition.
THE WESTERN alumni OF Columbia
college OF New York will hold q banquet
at the University club tomorrow even
ing. Those desiring to attend should
advise DR.. Alva Lewis, 81 Mercantile
block. or Charles Doolttle. in the Nc
Cornick block
THE MINES OPERATING company
of Wyoming filed yesterday with tho sec
retary of state Il copy OF the charter OF
appointment OF Henry NJ. Crowther az
local agent for the company in Salt Lake
City.
GENERAL SETTING Of civil cases for
the April term In Judge c, W. Morse s
division OF the Third district court will
be made Saturday April 8, Tho an
nouncemcnt is made that all jury fees
must be paid before the cases are set for
trial.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs, Bridge,
Tuesday. will be held this morning at
10 o'clock Mt the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. ]. p, Theriot., 1873 East Second
South l,. street; The body VIII be taken
THE BODY OF Mrs. Jennie Reynolds
was buried in Mt. Olivet yesterday, fol-
lowing services at the Eber w. Hall fu-
neral chapel The, Rev. R. ?. Nichols
conducted the services. Mrs. V. r. Cut
Ter sang q number OF solos.
THE REGULAR pre-conference meet
ing of the first presidency and the apos-
tolate OF the Mormon church was held
Yesterday. The session was one Of con-
siderable Importance and duration, ex-
tending into the late afternoon.
e, NJ. GREENLEAF, formerly OF the
Young Construction company OF Los An
geles arrived yesterday TO take up the
position OF mining expert with the Allls-
Chalmers Machine company OF this city.
ANNIE L. PoULToN filed petition
yesterday I'm the Third district court for
letters of administration in the estate OF
Benedicta Pierce. who died March 2l
leaving an estate valued at s2S2756.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Ellen
Short landlord. who died Wednesday.
aged 76. viii he held Saturday at noon
from the residence. 1917 Third avenue
Burial Will be In the City cemetery
A. c. NELSON, state superintendent
OF public instruction. has requested the
teachers of the state to assist in the OBJ
servance OF Arbor day. by planting trees,
shrubs, flowers or vines.
ELIZA HEGNEY and Lawrence Scan
lon, trustees. filed suit yesterday In the
Third district court against y. G. Deme-
traSapulos for 1925. alleged TO be due for
rent OF a building.
THERE WILL be a reunion of the Uni
versity OF Utah class OF '0S this evening
In the kindergarten room at the uD!ver-
sity. There will be n musical and lit-
erary programme.
ALLEGING non-support cruelty and
eser ton. Hazel Openshaw filed suit yes
terday In tho Third district court for di-
vorcs from Melvin Openshaw,
HELD'S military band OF twenty-five
pieces has been retained TO supply music
for the Governors club ball to be given
at Saltair tonight.
CONGRESSMAN JOSEPH HOWELL
ls expected 10 attend the meeting OF the
state Republican committee here on Sat
rda-