The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
CITY AND NEJGHB0RH00D

The board OF education viii hold ita
regular monthly meeting this evening.
In the United States Distric, court yes
terday James A. Devlne was admitted 10
practice.
J. A. Ward, who arrived In town few
days since. will leave tomorrow for the
Deep Creek company,
George A. Dickson brought suit in the
District court yesterday against Fl. a.
Rice ct al. 10 foreclose a mechanics's 5
lien for S3s.d3.
Sarah Tate. widow of George S Tate,
petiIioned The District court yesterday
for letters of administration on her hus-
bands estate. He died in Salt Lake on
is row valued at $4,000
James Haddon pleaded guilty to a
charge of burglary in the second degree
before Judge Armstrong in the District
serve six months in the State prison.
Haddon recently burglarized q chile con-
carne place on East Second South street.
The case OF Juan Castino VS.. The Davis
Shoe company, wherein the plaintiff Is
suing for damages for alleged false
and malicious arrest. went 10 the jury In
Judge Rltchie's division of the District
court Yesterday. and the jurors We're In
structed In case they agreed. To return
sealed verdict into court this morning.
Sitting as a Juvenile Court judge for
that portion Of Salt Lake county outside
Salt Lake and Murray, District Judge
truants up before him. He inflicted no
punishment upon them other than 70 ad-
monish them and warn them they must
attend school in the future or go to the
State reform school at ogden.
The sad word was received in this city
Yesterday of the death Of Mrs. Adeline
8. Gordon at her home in Chester. H..
on Feb. 2l. She made many friends in
this city on her sojourn here In 1900 10
attend the funeral OF her daughter. wife
Of DR.. A. 5. Bong. She was n lady of
distinguished ancestry and lovely char
actcr, and made warm friends wherever
she was known,
Much routine business was disposed OF
at the regular meeting OF the directors
of the Manufacturers & Merchants as
sociation last evening, and but little OF
the extraordinary came up for considera-
ton Many applications for admittance
ia membership were received and acted
OF invitations to the Get Acquainted
Meeting which the association expects
10 hold In the near future.
The huge pane OF art glass to replace
the great east window Of the First Pres
byterian church that was blown in by
the great hurricane OF last October, ar
rived Saturday afternoon and is now be-
Ing placed In position by the expert sent
here from the Minneapolis factory. The
window will be in condition so that the
congregation may re- occupy the auditori-
um By March "a. and possibly earlier
James o Brien and Fred Cats the two
HiSiI dii'Sleb III lle LION Saloon saturday
by Detectives Shannon and Wheeling, as
they were In the act of dsposing Of two
cheese, appeared before Judge Diehl yes
terday afternoon and entered n plea Of
not guilty TO the charge of petty larceny.
They VIII have a hearing this afternoon,
In default OF bail in The sum OF 500 each,
both defendants were committed to the
custory OF the chief OF police.
City Humane Officer Heringer has re-
oeiVed a communication from the Ma
tional Humane alliance OF New York Of
ferinG to donate to Salt Lake City an
elegant watering fountain provided the
city Will provide a suitable location for
1t and set II up and make the water con-
necuons. The fountain Will be OF the
finest polished Maine granite and will
cost about $1,000 with freight prepaid TO
this city. Mr. Heringer has taken the
matter up with Mayor Thompson looking
TO an acceptance of the offer.
A cahlcGram received at the church
office on Saturday announced that the
White Star steamship Cymric had arrived
at Queenstown, Ireland. On board the
Cymric were Hyrum l.. Bywater Joseph
Dawson. George NJ Groesbeck Edward
Lakin. Nels A Larsen, James T.. HollI-
day. Thomas \. Bleak. Jr., James Koch,
Frank V. Anderson. James Lester Wal
lace, all OF Salt Lake City; William w
Allen. Coalville: Enoch Russon. Lehi Lo-
renzo jackson. Ogden, Hyrum r. Kirk
nam. Idaho Falls, and other Utah and
Idaho passengers.