Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-10-11 | Page 2 | City and Neighborhood

City and Neighborhood MRS. C. II. LA BELLE has returned from a three months' visit to tho east. MR. AND MRS, FAY CLAYTON are rejoicing over a girl who made her appearance ap-pearance Saturday morning. THE CASE against Thomas Vance, alleged wife-murderer, has been continued con-tinued from October 15 to October 13 before be-fore Judge Armstrong. THE REV. J. H. ALLEN, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, has returned from a five weeks' vacation trip and will occupy his pulpit as usual today. MARTIN A. BURNS and S. A. Magin-nls, Magin-nls, both of Ogden, were admitted to the practice of law by the supreme court of J Utah. Saturday. Both passed highly credltablo examinations. EDWARD E. HOFFMAN of the firm of Hoffman Bros, leaves tonight- for a few weeks' trip to Spokane and the Coeur d'Alene district to look after tho firm's many Interests near Wallace, Ida. MRS. ROBERT SMITH of Oklahoma is in tho. city visiting at tho homo of Mrs. Joseph Young, SI9 East First South streot. Mrs. Smith Is on her way homo after a three months' stay In Callfornia-ADDIE Callfornia-ADDIE BUTLER, insane, was committed commit-ted to the state mental hospital at Provo by Judge Armstrong Saturday morning. Before Judge Ritchie, Charles W. Hill was adjudged, insane and committed to the hospital. A BENEFIT BALL will be given at Kennedy's dancing hall by the Denver &. Rio Grande strikers' union on the evening even-ing of Wednesday, October 4. Mr. Kennedy Ken-nedy has donated the use of the hall for the occasion. IN RESPONSE to a telegi-am sent by Undertaker O'Donnell to tho family of Da-dertaker Da-dertaker O'Donnell to tho family of David Da-vid Taylor, who died suddenly while in bathing in u pool at the sanitarium bathhouse bath-house on West Third South street, Thursday Thurs-day nfternoon, In West Cliff. Colo., word Jias been received that Mrs. Taylor will come to this cltv at once. It is expected expect-ed that she will arrive in Salt Lake City some time Sunday. JOHN STEVENS. 10 years old, Is lot-kod up at the city Jail, charged vIth. petit larceny, as the result of his trying to work a "fleece" game in the Missouri saloon on South State street Saturday afternoon. Stevens tried to work tho old-time change trick, It is alleged, but the bartender got wise and held the fellow fel-low until Policeman Simpson and Detective Detec-tive Burt appeared on the scene and placed him under arrest. ARTICLES OF Incorporation of the East Carbonate Mining company, with headquarters at Park City, Summit county, coun-ty, were filed with the secretary of state Saturday. The capital Is 575,000. divided Into 300,000 shares of the par value of 25 cents each, of which 100,000 shares aro treasury stock. The Incorporation will exploit a group of ton mining claims, situated sit-uated In the IJIg Cottonwood mining district, dis-trict, this county, which It takes over. The claims arc valued at S75.000. the amount of the capital stock. II. P. "Workman "Work-man Is president of the Incorporation, l. L. Stevens, vice-president; Georgo Huddy. secretary and treasurer. Those, with Ezra and Charles Workman, form the board of directors.