The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
CITY AND VICINITY

THE CLERKS and carriers Of the To-
col postoffice ara making elaborate prep
orations for their dance 10 he held at
| Saltair next Friday evening" The pro-
ceeds OF the dance will be added 10 the
lund being raised TO help defray the ex-
penseS or The convention OF the National
Federation OF Postotflce Clerks TO be held
/ In this city next September
TEACHERS OF THE grammar grades
of the city's public schools held q teach
school. Dr. 7. y. Beatty. secretary OF
the state board OF health addressed the
educators on Tests Of the Eye" and Su-
perintendent D; II. Christensen spoke on
general educational topics,
| THE ANNUAL election OF officers OF
the Utah Association Of Underwriters
will be held AT o'clock this evening at
the Commercial club, There will also
tees: Executive. financial, membership,
entertainment. national representatives,.
and press and publicity,
! The MoxUM Hotel company filed
yesterday In the Third district court a
petition for voluntary dissolution Of that
corporation. Thomas Gavin, Margaret A.
| Gavin and Walter NJ. Gavin are the sign
| ers OF the petition. The document recites
that the dissolution was agreed to by all
the stockholders,
| A COMPLAINT charging Lee Tyler
| with fishing without p license WAS is
sued yesterday by the county attorney.
The lure OF the springlike weather Is said
to have proved too much for Tyler who
fished in the waters OF the Jordan with
out first supplying himself with 4 H.
! cense,
| r. J. JENNINGS is charged In a COM
| plant issued yesterday from the county
! attorneys office with obtaining credit
under false pretenses. Jennings Is al
legged to have secured credit from Third
South street grocer on representations
| that he was In the employ OF =. j. Mo-
ran.
! J. A. CUNNINGHAM left last night for
Mexico. where he will Visit property IN
which he and several other Salt Lakers
are heavily interested Mr. Cunningham
said that the war troubles have not
spread TO the district where the interests
are located.
| CONGREGATION MoNTEFIoRE elect
ed the following officers Sunday: n. Ro-
eenblatt. president. Max NJ Aaron. vice
president; A, Frank, treasurer; II. Fin
| financial secretary; l. Levitt and M. NJ.
| RoBenblum, trustees.
CLAUDE w. FREED of the Freed Fur
niture &c Carpet company was operated
hospital yesterday morning. He recov
cred satisfactorily from The anesthetic
and is now on the road to recovery.
THE DENVER & RIO oRANDE Rail-
road company filed suit yesterday In the
! Third district court against Amanda
| Clark seeking TO condemn a right of way
across a mining claim on the line of the
Bingham g. Garfield railroad.
THE BODY of George w. Ensign,
aged Is years was buried in the City
ssrvioes al the ]. w Taylor funeral
chapel, Bishop e NJ. Ashton OF the
Thirty-first ward presided.
MRS. IDA sMooT pUsENeeRaY will
deliver q lecture in the Fourteenth ward
chapel Wednesday, April 10, at p. M,
] under the auspices OF the Mothers Work
! OF the Salt Lake stake, The public is
cordially invited TO attend.
A BURGLAR ENTERED the home Of
Joseph l.. Rich, 1l21 South Eighth Enst
away without loot by boys who saw him
"jimmy" his way through a back
! window.
THE CITY board Of education COM
rnittees on buildings and grounds and
teachers and schoolwork met yesterday
afternoon and prepared reports to be sub
nltted the monthly meeting OF the board
tonight.
POSTAL CLERKS OF Salt Lake will
give a bail at Saltair next Friday night
The train viii leave the city station at
8 o'clock. Montgomerys military band
OF twenty-five pieces win furnish the
music.
TONY CORK pleaded not guilty to a
charge Of cruelty to animals and WAS.
placed under $40 bond In Justice H s.
Harpers court yesterday. Cork is ac-
cused OF working a lame and en,aciated
horse.
MRS. J; K. McelLLoRY. wife of the
Rev. G. K McGihory OF Twin Falls.
psndioitis at the JudgeMercy hospital
yesterday. Her condition Is satisfactory
RUBY BROOKS was bound over to the
district court on statutory charge by
fault OF $3.50 bail she wes committed to
the custody or the sheriff
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Inland
Crystal Salt company Will hold their an
nual meeting at the company,s offices
I'm the Vermont building beginning at 10
clock this morning.
ROSS ockEY filed suit yesterday in
the Third District court against the Bing-
ham & New Haven Copper &; Gold Min
ing company. asking $4,000 damages for
PERSONAL Injuries.
p w. SALMON Of the state dairy and
food commissioners department was yes
terday appointed 10 act as assistant TO
c. w. Conde, state sealer OF weights
and measures.
w. c. sTAiNEs is to build a $4,000
plans for the building having been just
completed by Ware & Treganza
BANK cLEARIhGs yesterday were
s172. 1925, In excess Of those for the
corresponding day In last year
MARIE FULLER filed suit yesterday
In the Third district court against Frank
Fuller, from whom she seeks n divorce.
Nonsupport is alleged.
JULIA ABEL filed suit yesterday in
the Third district court asking divorce
from Temple JEFF Abel. alleging deser-
ton.
a BOY was born yesterday morning
TO Mr. and Mrs. Il. Il. kavenaugh at
their home, Ss7 Ninth East street.
JSEPH LATSES is charged In n COM
plsint Issued yesterday by the county at
torney with cruelty 10 animals
ANNIE J. lINOEtL was granted
final divorce yesterday by Judge G, w
Morse from Andrew Lindell.
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