The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-25
TERMS Of Court
IN sixth DISTRICT
Judge Chidester Formally An
nOunceS Dates for Court in
His District.
RICHFIEID LODGES
SELECT NEW OFFICERS
City Council Amends Ordinance
and Increases Saloon and
Other Licenses.
Special 10 The Tribune.

| Special 10 The Tribune.
R1CHFIELD. Dec. 24.-Tudse Chidcster
has appointed the dates for opening the
terms Of court in the various counties Of
the Sixth Judicial district Tor next year.
as follows.
second term, June {: third term. Septem-
Piute County-First term. February 8;
second term, June 4; third term. octo-
WAYNE County-First term, April 9:
second term. July s; third term, Novem-
Garfield County-First term. April "a;
second term. August Z; third term, No
vember 20.
Kane County-First term, May 6; sec
ond term. September 2; third term, De-
cember ..
The people OF Central are rejoicing
over the prospect OF having their post
office established The office was dis
continued last summer the postmaster
having resigned and no one could be
found who would accept the position:
Since then the Central people have had
TO get their mail at Elsinore and Richheld.
This was a decided inconvenience, and
they began trying to induce some one TO
accept the office Greenwood Bros. have
granted room in their store for tho office.
II is expected TO have n postmaster or
postmistress appointed in short time
and the office reopened.
Mrs Nancy Nebeker, one OF the pio
neers and a well-known woman OF this
city and county. is lying at the point of
death and the end is considered matter
OF only few hours or days She is II
years OF age and has been an Invalid for
several years.
leading business men Of this city and
formerly State Senator from this district,
is in very poor health and declining rap
IDLY.
< j. Poulsen and George Hansen. who
went out to Rhyolite. New, TWO weeks
ago. have returned.
The following are the officers elected
and installed by the local Masonic lodge.
+. Z. Hoffmann, w. NJ, ]. J. Woodring,
s. w; II. s. Bell. J. w. Rev. j. n. Me-
teer treasurer and chaplain: William
fo:'ns'2 D J. W. Verne SY j. D.. II II. Il. PETERSON.
S. s; e. c. Weber j. s. Charles Nor
rill. tyler.
The odd Fellows have elected officers
az follows, Lafe Morrison, n. c.; Niels
c. Jensen. V. c., Martin Thorsen, sccre-
tary; Guy Lewis. treasurer,
week disposed OF the Sewer Valley. house
OF this city TO G. p. Hansen Of Monroe.
who Will take charge on the first OF Janu-
ary. Mr., Peterson Will engage in fancy
stock raising.
The City Council has passed an ordi-
nance amending the old license ordinance.
which makes several notable increases.
among them being retail liquor licenses
from $500 10 $1,000 year. or $3.50 PEE
quarter. skating rlnks. from $40 10 $40
per year: peddlers. from So 10 50 per day,
Marriage licenses have been Issued dur
ing the past ten days TO the following
couples: Jonathan Lloyd and Agnes Jones
OF Richield: Charles c. FontIn of Elsi-
more and Printha Winset OF Monroe; VIII
liam Riley and Mary Holt OF Rlchfeld.
w. z. Gibbs of Kimberly and Ann Nj.
Christensen: J.. s. NlcSerson OF San Jose.
Cal, and Ruby Belton OF Salina; George
II. Mortensen and Sarah NJ; Hatch OF
Koosharem; Anton Borg of Richfeld and
Alverda Nicholson OF Redmond, Andrew
Staples OF Elsinore and Carrie Thueson
OF Monroe: Joseph s. Ship and and Myr-
tie Smith OF Kimberly; ]. A. Harmon Of
Charles A. Curtis and Nora Harvard of
Aurora,