The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-13

, City and NeighbOrhoOd

III. =. HOFFMAN returned Wednesday
from Montana, whore he had been at
tending meeting OF the Contact Copper
company,
SUPERINTENDENT Frank l.. Hines
OF the water department has returned
from Toronto. whore he attended the Ma
tionnl Wnterwories convention.
SEVERAL horses were knocked down
Thursday afternoon by q charged rail
on the Waterloo corner OF State and Fifth
south. These horses were working on the
grading of State street. No serious In
jury was reported
In tine District court against g. Il. Angel
TO revive a Judgment for S5io.5l. The
Judgment was rendered oct. u, lS9? and
bears interest at the rate OF eight per
cent,
r. j. LONGLEY. United States i'm
migration inspector. accompanied by Chin
willy, United States Chinese interpreter
has been In Eureka, New. this week, on
official business. He Is due TO return TO
salt Lake tonight
T j. TONNESEN of Salt Lake. laborer.
hed a petition In bankruptcy In the Fed
sghi GGg5' TGgTsd9y Ills Liabilities s ar9
as exempt. The petition was referred to
Referee In Bankruptcy Charles s. Bald
win for adjudication.
THE application OF John McNearney.
accused OF holding up the Onyx Bank
saloon, for writ OF habeas corpus, was
10 have been heard before Judge Arm
strong in the District court Thursday:
hut was continued 10 O date to be agreed
upon by the attorneys for both sides
DOlTLAS a. Swans Will was filed for
probate in the District court Thursday,
together with a petition that letters tes-
,amentary be issued 10 Melissa c., Swan,
who is named as eXecutriX IN the Will.
The petition says the value OF the estate
is S74e0. including the home at 2l0 Can
yon road. There are eight heirs
THE first annual outing OF the Utah
Zt-,t I.
held next Saturday at Wandamere. \
special programme has been arranged
for the day. In the afternoon at $50
n business meeting will be held, and at
the grove Al the resort
AN examination will be held by the
Utah State Board OF Veterinary Medical
Examiners AT the City and County build
Quired by an act of the Legislature for
the examination for applicants desiring
TO obtain certificates 20 practice reterin-
ary medicine. surgery and dentistry in
the Stale OF Utah,
JOHN Riordon, formerly secretary of
the Western Federation Of Miners at Den
Yer. Is in the city enroute to Phoenix,
B. c. where he viii act In a similar capa-
city for the Canadian organization, Mr..
Riordon has served in Denver for a num-
Der OF years. His great experience prom
ises TO make him a valuable man 10 the
organization which he is soon 10 serve.
'tilt-f OF HOlce George "A. NheetS Is IN
receipt OF q telegram from George w.
Moulton, chief of police at San Diego,
Cal, asking him TO search the hospitals
and advertise for Michael M Maloney.
Maloney's brother at San Diego is search
ing for the missing man, who is III. The
police department here inquired at all
the hospitals for Maloney but failed TO
find him there.
u. C. SHAW'S barn at Orchard
square. valued at 500, with no insur
ance. burned down Thursday morning In
burning II set fire to a neighbors barn,
George Newlands. at 226 West Sixth
South street, and damaged 1t TO the
tent OF S100. burning the roof on. There
was no insurance on the latter barn,
Shaw's young son dropped match in
the Shaw barn, causing both fires.
ROBERT y. Holt has brought suit in
the District court against a. j. Nielsen
and Edward Kearnes for S3i61. so. the
value of 300 rams. and S29S So. the value
OF wool taken from them. Plaintiff al
leges that he placed the sheep with the
defendants for care, and that they were
to be returned on demand. Now. he
claims, tho defendants refuse either to
return them or pay for them.
ARTICLES of Incorporation OF the Sc
coma Mines company OF Salt Lake were
fled Thursday with the County Clerk.
The capital stock is $500, 600, divided into
shares of the par value of 81 each. The
company owns number OF claims in the
Lucin mining district The officers are
as follows: President. A. A. Moule: vice
president Benner Y, Smith. secretary and
treasurer Frank r. Stephens,