The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-15
CITY AND NEIGHB0RH00D

George a. Ducey. proprietor OF saloon
| at "a West Third South street, was fined
S25 by Judge Diehl yesterday for allowing
! minors In his saloon.
The @. o. o. 3. club met yesterday af-
| ternoon at the residence OF Miss kathern
Vincent. 15s East First South street.
John Reeves peutioned the District
court yesterday for letters OF ADMINS
! tratjon on the estate of his son, Sidney
Reeves, who died at Mercur Decemoer
a. 1905. The estate consists OF Sl4OO worth
OF personal property,
Sam Rich OF Blackfoot. Ida. one OF the
few Mormous IN Idaho who still claim 10
be Democrats, is In the city and Is regis :
tered ar the Wilson. Mr., Rich Is fel-
low W-townsman of Senator Fred T. Du-
bois.
AS a result Of the 1900" movement. the
preparatory class OF the Y. NJ. c, A, the
largest In the organization, has challenged
the Juniors TO a membership contest ac-
cordtng 10 the terms OF which fne class
which flrst succeeds In getting nifty new
members will be given banquet by the
7. NJ. c. A.
George Williams (colored) escaped pros
ecution on the charge OF robbery before
Judge Diehl Yesterday on motion of AS
sisusnt County Attorney Eaigh. who
asked that the charge be changed TO petty
larceny. Williams entered a plea of guilty
20 the Inter charge and was sentenced 10
term OF ninety days in the county jail,
Solomon Nelson. president of the Salt
Palace Amusement company; let con
built on the lot where he now resides
No. 35l South Third East street, The
dwelling will be modern In every respect
and. according TO the terms OF the con-
tract viii be completed within four
months from today.
A. Fl. Aston appeared before Judge
Diehl yesterday and entered plea OF not
guilty, TO the charge OF forgery. Aston
bound over 10 the District court In the
sum Of s30n. He Is accused of having
forged the name OF employee OF the
Oregon Short Line 10 q time check which
he later cashed.
Judge Armstrong yesterday rendered
judgment for $10S1,47 in favor OF the
plaintiff in the suit OF ]. P. Jordan ct al.
VS.. the Baxter Traw- Storrs company The
suit was brought TO recover that amount
for work done by the plaintiff for the de-
fendant company on railroad construG-
tion work in Idaho. No defense was made
TO the suit
The Reclamation Service is in need Of
junior clerk. and the postponed exam
lnation for this berth Will take place April
10 al the Federal building The salary
ranges from 500 TO s75 month. and ap-
Dhcants are required TO be over is years
OF age. Further information may be oh
tanned Of Chief Williams at tho money
order window.
Bids for the furnishing Of the new Utah
Savings and Trust company building were
opened yesterday and are now being con-
sldered by the directors. Those who sub
company OF this city, J. p. Paulsen of
Salt Lake. Denver and FL P9so. the Beat
~ Manufacturing company OF st; Louis,
the Naunann company of Waterloo la
and the Hart Metal company OF James
town n. Y
The automobile school, the unique class
in instruction just instituted at the Y.
NJ. c. A. met for the first time last even
Ing with nifty prospective students of
the whizz wagons present. The evening
was given over 10 lectures by different au-
thorities on the subject. James r. Dunn
OF the Oregon Short Line. presided ar the
meeting and A. w. Whiteey gave short
talk on the automobile of the year as
shown in the Eastern exhibits. The three
instructors who Will teach classes were
then introduced and gave short addresses
held IFS regular meeting in the Orpheus
hall last night, having changed Its place
of meeting from the Jennings block about
one week ago, The entire meeting was
concerning the welfare of the organiza-
tion and the perfectng of arrangements
for the last grand ball TO be given under
the direction of the association this sea-
son. The ball will take place at Unity
hall next Wednesday night.
Deputy julien Ryley OF the Marshals
office has just returned from the extreme
northwestern part of the State. where he
subpoenas. They all, however, concerned
one case, that Of the Raft River Land and
Livestock company VS.. John u. Lind and
others. Deputy Ryley served his sub d,
poenas John Lind and forty three
other defendants. That his trip was hot
interest is evidenced by the long
and woody tales he is recitIng about three
grizzly bears that he saw ambing along
is not retailing any halrbreadth escapes
from Brer Bruin, but is willing to bet
real money that he saw those grizzlies,
and that. too. when he wasn't smoking a