The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-14
CITY AND VICINITY

MISS EVANGELINE BOOTH will lee
ture in Salt Lake City February q, the
viii speak In the First Presbyterian
church., aud local officers OF tho army
VIII cndeavor to have her introduced at
the meeting by Governor Spry. Miss
Booth IS making a tour across the con-
tinent and is stopping in the larger cities
only.
D. n. CHRISTENSEN. city superin-
tendert OF schools. Will leave at noon TO-
Fle Will attend the convention Of the
superIntendents' division Of the N Il A.
at Philadelphia, February 26, and will
visit In many OF the larger cities going
and coming.
o. n. BLOSSOM, city engineer, yester-
day sent to the city commission the name
Of T. McOwen to be appointed as a com
puter in the engineering. department to
Owen has been engaged at a salary of
sl10 a month. subject 10 the approval OF
the commission.
TO QUIET TITLE TO 1so acres of land
described as part OF section 30, township
south, range ] west, salt Lake meridian
court yesterday against G. D. Gardner.
administrator Of the estate OF Archibald
Gardner.
The TwENTY-sEcoND anniversary
lodge No. viii be celebrated at the time
OF the regular meeting OF the order Sat
urday night, There will be a short pro-
gramme and an address by the Rev. p.
A. Simpkin.
THE ANNUAL dinner of the Flrs,
Methodist Episcopal church was served
In the basement OF the church wednes-
day night to about 200 members. An
intcrestlng programme was rendered and
the dinner was reported to DO a success
in every way.
M. 3. GROESBEck Of Murray reported
to the police of Salt Lake yesterday that
he was held up and robbed OF his watch
valued at sT5, and OF 81 In cash, by two
armed men, in Murray, Wednesday night
He suspected that one Of tho men was a
Mexican.
NOT. CONTENT with three-year
lease from the city on a gravel pit site
on the northeast bench, the Lanston Lime
&5 Cement company yesterday offered to
purchase the ten acre tract from the city
Tor 5000,
THE WILL of Ernest A. Bigelow, who
died in Salt Lake February /, was admit
ted to probate in the district court yes
terday. Fred NJ. Bigelow asks for letters
Of administration. He Is the only heir
to tho estate. which Is valued at $4,000.
TRIAL OF THE suit brought by Car
mine Hirabeli against Max Daniels to
! recover $500 for alleged assault with a
pair OF shears in Daniels's tailor shop
began before a jury in Judge T. d.
Lewis's division OF the district court yes
terday,
~. y
ter were placed on trial in the United
States district court yesterday on white
slave charges. They are accused of in
ducing young women. to go TO McGill,
New, for immoral purposes.
NO DIVORCE matinee win be held in
the district court this afternoon, owing
10 the absence Of Judge & W.AIorse who
is holding court in Tooele. The entire
calendar has been continued one week.
JAMES coLLAs, convicted of failure
to provide for a minor child, was or
| dered TO pay 81 week for one year 10
his child by Judge z. C. Loofbourow in
the district court yesterday.
C, q. STEWART, secretary Of the Utah
WoolGrowers associa tion. yesterday re-
ported the addition to his family of a
twelve pound boy. born at the Holy Cross
hospital yesterday morning.
MEMBERS OF THE Utah Manuractur-
ers association held a meeting In the
Vermont building yesterday evening and
transacted business OF a routine ma
ture.
A CONFEDERATE bank note Of 50
collection IN the Deseret museum by VIII
liam j. Silver OF Salt Lake City.
THE SALT LAKE chapter OF the
American Institute OF Banking met in
regular class session at the Commercial
club last night,
JOHN D. SPENCER addressed a meet
ing of insurance men at the Commercial
club last night on the subject OF sales
manship.
TIE REGULAR, monthly luncheon and
meeting Of the Salt Lake Ad club took
place ct the Commercial club yestor-
day.
CHARGING FAILURE to provide. Clara
Richardson yesterday filed suit In the dis
trict court for divorce from John s, Smith.