The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
CITY AND VICINITY

EIGHT COLUMNS have been shipped
here from the Glencoe stone auarres
to the Campbell Building company.
They are for the north and east
entrances 10 the Newhouse hotel build
ing, They are fourteen feet long and
two feet six inches square and are to he
ronnd when finished and polished. They
are as fine lot OF stone as ever came
to the city and Will weigh seven or eight
tons each.
COMMITTEES IN charge of the sec
ond annual Utah products week. which
VIII be held at the Vermont building
day evening to further discuss the plans
for the big exhibit. Downtown show
windows will be utilized III advertising
the exhibit.
VERMONT HATCH; well-known Utah
student at Harvard. has been promoted
in college TO n higher class, making IL
unnecessary for him to study more than
three years to receive degree of bach
spring, having attended the university
Only three years. Between sessions
young Hatch is newspaper reporter.
J. A. WEST Of the West Plumbing
supply company is home from Chicago.
where the Central Supply association
held It's annual convention recently. Mr.
West says that the convention was op
posed to the present currency and money
system, under which apparently less
money was available during stringencies
than otherwise.
THE REGISTER and receiver OF the
local land office have rendered a decision
in favor Of the defendant in the case OF
Calvin L. Price against Martin j:
plaintiff that Cleary, as homcsteader,
had not established satisfactory residence
on his claim near Soldiers summit in
Utah county.
THE REV. FRANCIS 3. SHORT. pas
tor OF the First Methodist church. Is con-
fined to his bed. threatened with pueu-
monia. The minister Is attended care
fully and it Is thought that a serious
able to speak before the Sunday after
noon meeting Of the Y, NJ c. A.
1T is EXPECTED that hearings on
the complaints OF local shippers that
rates between Utah common points and
Galveston and other southea stern sea-
ports are unfair and discriminating, will
begin April in the local federal court
before Examiner Settle of the interstate
commerce commission.
TODAY is naturalization day In the
United States district court and twenty
six applicants Will be examined before
Judge John A, Marshall. For the past
week Special Examiner w. s, Graham OF
Denver has been here preparing the ap-
pllcants for examination.
DAIRY AND FOOD Commissioners
Willard Hansen Will publish n pamphler
for general distribution. A bill Just
signed by the governor gives the bu-
re9u more power IN enforcing the pure
food laws and Commissioner Hansen de-
sires to inform the public as to details.
APPLICATION FOR two second feet
OF water has been made by W. o, knud-
son OF Brigham City, the source OF the
water being Duck creek, Box Elder coun
tv The water is to be used for the cul-
ture of fish.
C. F. EMERY, state sanitary inspec-
tor. will 90 TO Brigham City tomorrow
and assist in the investigation and con-
sequent removal OF unsanitary outhouses
OF all descriptions.
FLORENCE A. kESTLER was granted
an interocutory decree of divorce from
Howard s Kestler by Judge George G,
Armstrong in the district court yester-
day.
THE SPRING Canyon Coal company
which IS mining from 400 10 500 tons OF
coal daily, will within a week ncrea SC
its capacity to 1000 tons.
| M'CLARE THOMPSON yesterday filed
suit in the district court for divorce from
Zlna Thompson. whom he charges with
desertion
JUDGE NJ L. RITCHIE held no court
Yesterday. The. vacation was due 10 a
| lack of business.
JOHN BECK, pioneer mining man, is
| suffering from blood poisoning in his
left foot at his home In this city.