The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-17
CITY AND VICINITY

HI Cll ! AMI VlCllNll
C. e. ALLEN OF this city has returned
from an eastern trip, during which he
witnessed the Yale-Harvard boat race
on the Thames river Mr.. Allen and
part of his family occupied seats on the
observation train which followed the
boats along the course, Mr. Aliens son, son,
| c, E. Allen, Jr., pulled No. In the Yale
| shell.
ALBERT L. HAMAL and wife Of Pitts
burg, Pa, are guests of Mr.. Hamar S
brother, c. ]. Hamal. OF this city The
brothers had not seen each other for
tbirty-two years. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamal
will remain here. until September when
they Will visit In California before re-
turning home,
THE CONTRACT for the construction
OF Utah, to be presented to the univer-
sty by the classes OF 1906. 1907 and 1908.
has been let To the Walker Stone conf
pany, and construction work will begin
within two weeks, The gates will cost
$1,000
w. r. ASHBY will leave for Chicago
and New York today To take a post
graduate course In window trimming and
Association OF Window Trimmers OF
America which is 10 he held in Chicago
the first week In August.
HENRY c. LuNp, George j. Cannon:
Frank w. Penrose. N. G. Morgan and
Claud Richards have been named new
members of the general board of the
Young Mems Mutual Improvement as
ISOLATION. The appointments have been
sustained by the board.
The REV. p. A: sIMPklN has re-
turned from Portland, Or, where he went
to accompany Mrs. SimplSin, who already
Is finding benefit from removal to sea
level Mr.. Simpkin found Portland. de-
spite the terrific work of Elks' week.
IN hna ibap
Salt Lake City.
LAI YOU. Chinese of this city. yes
terday secured papers from the United
states immigration office emitting him
return from China, where he will go TO
visit his wife, whom lie has not seen
since 1892.
THE LADIES' MISSIONARY society,
Of the Westminster Presbyterian church,
will hold their annual all-day picnic at
Liberty park Thursday. Dinner will be
served at noon, All the members of the
church and their friends are invited.
MATTERS of a minor routine nature oc
cupied the attention Of the city commis-
Lawrence presiding as chairman in the
absence Of Mayor Samuel C. Park The
session lasted only fifteen minutes
S. A. WHITNEY, cashier OF Mccormick
& Co. left yesterday for a trip OF several
weeks, which will include visits to Ray,
Ariz, San Francisco and Los Angeles,
He will be Joined in the latter city by
Mrs. Whitney.
GOVERNOR SPRY will today send per-
sonal letters 10 the governors OF twenty
two western states urging their attend
ance at the annual meeting of the Trans
mississippi congress In this city, August
II to 80.
The CASE in Justice Harpers court
against j, p. Drew and kid" Doran,
IN which they were charged with grand
larceny. was dismissed on the motion OF
Assistant County Attorney Nephi Jensen
yesterday.
PRESIDENT JOSEPH r. SMITH Of the
Mormon church has gone to the Pacific
coast with members of his family to spend
several weeks. President Smith Will re-
turn toward the end of the week
Or. M; r.. STEWART, head of the
medical department Of the Judge Mercy
from an extended European trip and will
be home within the next few days.
JULIUS DoEBLER filed suit yesterday
In the Third district court against cha rles
seyboldt and others for the collection
of u promissory note which with interest
is alleged TO aggregate s5075.
ONE OF the Infant twin sons Of Mrs
Juntu5 Harrow OF 1919 Ninth East street. |
died yesterday afternoon at the Groves
L. o. 3. hospital The babe was five
A FAREWELL entertainment will bo
gwen FOR Elder Arthur Wood In the
Twenty fourth ward meeting house this
evening. MT. Wood will leave soon for |
mission To Great Britain.
LIFE SAVING exhibitions and nIung,no
contests will be held ut the Desere. GYM
naslum swimming pool today. omen 10 the
tered.
MISS oLENooRA sLAkeLY, head
nurse In the surgical department of the
Judge Mercy hospital has returned from
two weeks visit TO San Francisco.
WILLIAM S. GRAHAM Of Denver,
Cnited states naturalization examiner.
%il go TO ogden today % hear several
iase5 or application FOR citizenship
NON SUPPORT Is ALLEGED In q 1ivorc.
complaint filed yesterday in the Third
district court by Rachel S, Goodwin
against Martin T. Goodwin. van
d. c. Richardson: charged with speed
'cfore Judge j. NJ. Bowman yesterday
morning. lie was fined S.
STOCKHOLDERS OF the Deseret Ma
lonsl bank received $4,000 In diyidcnJq
etbt,e.taay' representing the quarterly dis
of per cent.
MAY HATFIELD filed suit for di,.or..
yesterday In the Third dlstrict conrt
-gainst j. s. Hatfield, alleging desertinn
nd noRsupport ''''
MRS HARVEY p. WATKINS. Of 15a
ul operation 1T the Judge Mercy bosnI,,I
cstcrdsy. - "''p''eI
j. CECIL Al TER. assistant director of
ne local weather bureau. vent 70 Istsh
axe yesterday. accompanied by his fam. F,
w. w BON oURANT. examiner or The
apartment OF justice arrived i'm sail 2
AXE city yesterday. '" '''' {
DEPUTY SHERIFF DAN LoFrus re- /
weeks vacation "e "''sF
ORi X. S. PlckIER OF Log Ang.,o. Q
visiting DR. j. j. GallIgsn of the JI5es .