The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-28
CITY AND VICINITY

THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS of tho
grand council. Native Sons OF Utah. last
of II. A. Smith, S, H. Love and a. w.
Long for the purpose OF bringing about
afTillatiou with the Commercial club. the
Real Estate association, the Merchants
and Manufacturers association and the
Affiliated Womens Clubs In any work that
has for It's object the advancement Of
any civic improvement In city, or state;
March T.
C. A. MELIN, vice president Of the
American Association OF Passenger
Agents, which WILL hold its annual ,9 con on
Is a Salt Lake visitor. incidentally. the
Salt Lake City Passenger association is
preparing to make determined effort TO
have delegates and excursionists going or
way OF Salt Lake.
ABOUT $4,000 will be distributed by
Clerk l.. p, Judd OF the board of educa-
tion among school teachers and janltors
month Of the school year, ending Febru-
ary 81. The teachers will receive ap-
proximalely $4,000 and the janltors and
school officers will be given $4,000.
p. LEVINTIs and n Strengths plead
ed not guilty before Judge F. C. Loot
borrow In the district court yesterday
when arraigned on charges OF highway
robbery, They. with NJ. Rakonikis. are
accused Of holding up lve Japs on Rich
ards street several months ago. Rako-
nikis will plead Saturday.
MRS. WILLIAM SPENCER OF Erie.
Pa, and Lady Darwin of Cambridge.
England, are In Salt Lake City after a
been to California on a pleasure trip and
are going east" said Lady Darwin last
night. She added that they would sail
for England in April.
ALoNzo a. JUSTICE. an additional
assistant to A. II. Thiessen, director OF
the weather bureau, is expected to arrive
here from Fort Worth March 3. The d.
rector says the new assistant is neces-
sary on account of the extension of the
work In this section for the accommoda-
ton of the farmers
M. L. PHELPS, general supernten-
tend. and G.. w. Worth. general super
visor of bridges, buildings and water
service OF the Colorado Midland were
visitors In Salt Lake City yesterday
They went east last night over the Den
yer Rio Grande.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Alfred c.
Hayward. who died In Los Angeles Feb
ruary %. We're held at the funeral, chapel
ternoon at 3 o'clock, IntermenI was In
the City cemetery.
RABBI CHARLES j. FREUND will de-
liver sermon at o'clock this evening
tween Second South and Third South
streets, taking as his subject "A Day OF
Rest"
WARDEN ARTHUR PRATT left for
Ocean Park, Cal, YESTERDAY afternoon on
members OF his family, who are visit
ing In California.
HERBERT S. HADLEY, former gov
ernor OF Missouri and Roosevelt floor
leader at the Republican national con-
vention in Chicago, will visit Salt Lake
City March s.
PROF. MARIA L. SANFORD Of the
University OF Minnesota will lecture at
Barratt hall Monday afternoon. Her sub
ject will he Moral Power In the School
room.
MRS. OLDA FaIEOE Of No. Ii Fair
mount avenue reported TO the police
yesterday that two watches and 81 In
money had been stolen from her resi-
dence.
THE CORNELL Alumni association
wili hold a smoker al the University club
March -, at which officers for the en-
suing year will I've elected.
CHARGING FAILURE 10 provide.
Anne Woodcock yesterday led suit In
the district court for divorce from Will
liam T. Woodcock.
THE SALT LAKE chapter OF the
American Institute of Banking held Its
regular class meeting al the Commercial
cIu5 last night
THE SALT LAKE Associa tion OF Re-
tall LumberTnen held routine session
az the Commercial club yesterday after
noon.