The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
CITY AND VICINITY

| PROF. CHARLES T. VoRHIEs will
deliver lecture In room 80 OF the mu-
| scum building Of the University OF Utah
at o'clock tomorrow night, The sub
| Fly He will explain the present atu-
| tude OF sanitnrians toward the fly and
will discuss the life habits OF the insect
MRS. RICHARD. HENDERSON, wife
steamers, with her son. Valet. and maid,
are visiting In Salt Lake City, They
came from Los Angeles yesterday on tho
Los Angeles limited over the Salt Lake
route and will leave on the same train
this afternoon for the east.
DIR. JOHN A. WlpTsoE, president OF
the agricultural college al Logan. WIN
address the Commercial club irrigation
at 1880 o'clock, Ills subject will be
"Dralnage and Irrigation and the Duty
OF Water"
THE CONGREGATION Montefiore
church will observe the Passover festival
beginning Monday evening. Service Will
be conducted on Tuesday morning at .
o'clock at the synagogue. Rabbi Leon
Album will lecture on 'EThe Open Door"
On Wednesday morning he Will lecture
on THE Modern Sacrifice
F. c. JENSEN fled suit in the distrlc,
court yesterday against NJ. 3. Lichten-
stein and Ernestine Lichtensten TO fore
issory note for $4,000. With interest and
costs. the amount alleged to be due Is
placed at s11, 05S33
DANIEL J. WHEELER filed suit In
the district court yesterday to collect s9lS
alleged TO be due as salary from the Alta
Emerald Mining company. He alleges
that he worked for the company as super
intendent of its mine for several months
last year and was never paid.
THE INTERNATIONAL Harvester
company is removing its local offices
from the old stand on State street TO
Sixth West street between Second South
and Third South streets. where the COM
pany has provided ample warehouse
room,
oSAMI NAGANo, lieutenant COM
niander OF the imperial Japanese navy,
was in Salt Lake City yesterday route
sUme so the utes of his new Office M ~i as
member OF the japanese legation in this
country.
LORENZO D. cREEL. United States
agent for scattered bands of Indians. left
will make Investigations covering recent
Instructions from Washington. The trip
will occupy about three weeks time.
ATTORNEY GENERAL Albert R.
William Demuth OF New York. covering
the Inheritance tax on 200 shares OF
Union Pacific common stock.
FuNERAL SERVICES for Miss Myra
Koa mn0 nees Gsa f1%y @ BE- hed 20 as1
this afternoon at the Sixteenth ward
meeting house, Burial will be In the
City cemetery.
THE STATE board OF pardons met yes
journ for one week. The cases set for
consideration yesterday will be taken UP
when the board meets next Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
THE FIRST of q series OF free organ
recitals at the tabernacle will be held
tomorrow night. The first presidency Of
the Mormon church has ordered that the
recltals be given for the benefit OF tour
lists and strangers visiting Salt Lake
City.
ON ACCOUNT of the absence of Gov
erDor William Spry. the state board of
pardons did not meet yesterday. as sched-
uled. The meeting will be held next
Saturday.
THE WORK Of installing the letters of
the big sign across the street in front
OF the new Orpheum theatcr was finished
yesterday,
II. 3. MeMASTER, a nationwide au-
thonty on hreproof c9nstriction, deliy-
dated Music hall upon this subject. The
lecture was given under the auspices of
the Utah Society OF Engineers.
GENERAL MccAskEY camp. United
at Fort Douglas post hall next Saturday
evening and invitations are being sent
throughout the city. The ball will be a
spleDulu SIlHlr, ana Lns nTSC given by
this popular organization
ON THE GROUND of infideltty. Lila
Ostrander Yesterday fled suit in the dis
trict court for divorce from Earl J. Os-
trander.
MISS MARY E, coNNELLY VIII adj
dress the parents class OF the Twenti-
eth ward Sunday school this morning
THE CONDITION OF DR., L Clarence
Smullyap. who has been seriously III OF
pneumonia at the Holy Cross hospital
for some time and who suffered a re-
lapse recently, is reported to be much
improved this morning.
PHIL BUHRE will deliver a lecture at
s o'clock tonight at Socialist hall. No
2s South West Temple, on "The Fallacy
Of One Big Union"
HENRY SEGil, wife and child have
arrived II, the city from Cripple Creek.
Colo, and Will make their home here
permanently. Temporarily the family will
be located at the Carey apartments.
CHARLES oEsAS, 1s years OF age son
OF Harry Gesas is seriously III OF pneu-
monia at his home. 6o3 East Ninth
South street,
WILLIAM M, kNERR, a deputy in the
Office OF the city recorder, left on his va
cation yesterday He will resume his du-
tiles May s.
SAMUEL ST. CLAIRE was sentenced
to fourteen months in the state prison
by Judge F. c. Loofbourow yesterday,
after having pleaded guilty to a charge
OF thlrd-degree burglary.
Holiday for Wilson.
WASHINGTON, April le-President
Wilson took day of for the first time