The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
CITY AND NEIGHBGRH00D

Mr. and Mrs. r ". Nicol are rejoicing
over the advent of fine. healthy dangh- :
ter, born January &. Mother and parry
are both doing nicely.
The funeral services Of Daniel Byrne
will he held AT ST. Mary's Cathedral to-
day. Requiem mass will be celebrated
at II a. m. Friends are Invited
F. II. Fitzgerald and H. p; myton are
Gated in the n, F. Walker building
The East Side Baptist church held It's
annual business meeting last night. FL
received and officers were elected for
the next year.
The Atlas saloon al Murray, Of which
Andrew Adamson is proprietor, was
burglarized Tuesday night The burg
lars secured about s12 In cash and sew
eral bottles OF liquor.
The funeral of Olga McKernan will be
held at I o'clock Friday afternoon al
the Third Ward meeting house, Re
mains may he viewed at her late home.
: City avenue. from IL a. m. until II
o'clock.
Miriam Rebekah lodge No. . met In
regular session last Saturday night and
will hold special meeting next Satur-
fieers. - ~
The Deep Creek country has always
been thought barren country, yet there
is on exhibition in the window OF a
Main street store plate OF apples grown
in the Deep Creek region as fine as any
grown in Utah or Idaho.
The board Of corrections held its jan
uary meeting at the state prison yester-
day and Granss cted considerable routine
business. No matters of particular i'm
portanCe, it was announced at the Gov
ernor's office. were considered.
Annie Fox petitioned the District court
yesterday for letters of administration
.lz.
died at Murray on December 29 1906.
The petitioner who is the widow of the
. deceased. says his estate is worth about
S540
James Donaldson was arraiened before
Judge Armstrong in the District court
yesterday on charges of grand larceny
and robbery Of the McWhirter brothers.
He pleaded not guilty 10 both charges.
His case Will be set for trial at the next
regular setting OF cases
One Of the mos, unique advertising
schemes ever seen in Salt Lake is one
shown In the window OF a Main street
music house. Silhouette pictures stand
In the window and the crowd that stops
TO look al them is evidence that the
scheme is a novelty In advertising.
Martha Norstrom brought suit in the
District court yesterday for divorce
from Olaf W. Norstrom, and for the
they were married In Salt Lake October
l. 1902. and that for the past two years
he has failed TO provide for her support.
NJ. S Wooley, through Tuttle Bros,
has sold to Nellie c, Taylor. 3 by u
rods K street. between Second and
Third streets, for $500. Mrs. Taylor
has just sold her place on Second West
street, and will commence at once TO
build a fine modern residence on the lot
Just purchased
District Attorney Fred c, Loofbourow
notified Judge Armstrong yesterday that
he will file no information against Pat
Cullen, James Ryan and 2. @, McNally.
who were arrested for breaking into a
box-car at Murray about a month ago.
Insufficiency Of evidence to convict is
the reason assigned by Mr., Loofbourow
for his action In the case.
Lillian Fisher OF New York petitioned
the District court yesterday for letters
OF administration on the estate OF Paul
Fisher. a former resident OF Salt Lake,
who died at Los Angeles, Cal. Novem-
Der IL 1906, The estate. the petition
says, consists OF about si050 worth OF
real estate in Salt Lake and mining
stock OF unknown value. The petitioner
is a daughter Of tho deceased.
The long drawn out case of disturbing z
the peace preferred against Attorney
William Newton by Deputy Sheriff
Charles Sperry. more than three months
ago, was dismissed by Judge Diehl in
the Police court Wednesday morning.
This action was taken on motion OF AS
sistant County Attorney Lyon, who has
been detailed to conduct the prosecution
OF the case.