The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-09
CITY AND NEIGHB0RH01D

The alterations and improvements on
the Federal building have been started
and worltmen are now husily engaged
tearing out partitions and ripping things
up generally.
Ed Smith was arrested last night by
officer Philips on a warrant charging
petty larceny. II Is alleged that smith
stole hat from a Main street clothing
store.
Fred Giovonali was brought 10 the
county jail last night 10 serve sentence
OF thirty days for petty larceny. The
man with the Greek name was sentenced
by Justice Lee Of Bingham.
F. W. Little has purchased a vacant
lot, so by 152 feet on the southwest
corner of Sixth South and West Temple
streets from Oliver Hodgson for Sc. 600.
The deal was closed through Little &
Little,
The Tribune acknowledges gratefully
the receipt of five dollars contributed by
the Jewish Relief society in aid OF Mrs
Rose Sorenson, at 2s6 West Sixth South
street. 1t will be a substantial benefit
10 sorely distressed family.
A rural free delivery route has been
established 10 be called No I. starting
from Murray station and running east
10 Holiday and adjoining settlements.
The service will accommodate $50 fam
lies taking in the whole of the eastern
part ri Utah.
The Federal building has a new office
quite popular. in the person Of George
w. uline, special examiner OF pensions.
who has opened an office on the third
floor OF the building. He has been as
signed to the district of Utah.
O. Reed appeared before Justice Dana
T. Smith yesterday afternoon and en-
tered plea of not guilty TO the charge
OF robbery. He Will have hearing this
morning. Reed is charged with having
stolen 81 from Joe Thompson on the
night OF March while the latter was
asleep in the Knickerbocker saloon.
The Seniors Of the University will
caps and gowns at chapel exercises on
the Friday before Easter on this oc-
casion the Seniors will conduct the ex-
ercises and usher all visitors 10 their
partment Will be included among the
number wearing the gowns those from
the normal department not being given
this distinction.
porary injunction restraining the
officers of the Nevada Superior
Mines company from selling the stock
Of Charles d. Rooklidge and other plain
tlTfs. Plaintiffs brought n suit 10 re-
strain the sale of their stock for delin-
quent assessment on the ground that
such assessment was made Illegally. and
the Injunction is binding pending a final
decision OF the suit
The rule requiring students to be pass
ing In fifteen hours of school work each
week has gone into effect at the High
school and the result is that ten mem
bers of the school have been expelled
The idea prevails that they will not be
admitted back to the school under any
circumstances but such is not the case
According TO Professor Eaton they are
suspended only until they demonstrate
10 their parents and to Professor Eaton
that they intend 10 get down to work
Robert Wright. the man who was ar
rested on Feb. 2S by Officer Carlson on
nf V,.l.h
Judge Delhi yesterday and entered
plea Of not guilty to the charge Wright
VIII have hearing on March Ii In de-
fault OF bail in the sum of $500 he Wos
committed TO the custody of the Sheriff
Wright and man named Jones, who
was arrested at Glenwood Springs, Colo,
several days ago and who Is expected TO
arrive In this city today, in charge OF
Officer Carlson. are accused with having
assaulted and robbed Erlck johnson on
the night OF Feb. &c.
After listening to the arguments In the
case OF the State against J. A. PEBBLES
charged with assault with deadly
weapon with intent to commit bodily
harm, Yesterday morning. Judge Delhi
decided that the testimony was sufficient
TO hold the defendant TO the District
court Bail was fixed in the sum OF 5000
IN tne event OF a paper ball, and If the
bail was furnished In cash the court
agreed TO motion of council for the de-
fendant that the sum should be $3.50
The preliminary examination OF PEBBLES
have been committed with Mrs Lena
L. Maeerl. Will commence before Judge
Delhi this morning
The class in industrial chemistry of
the university made. its first trip of
inspection Thursday afternoon TO the
gas plants under the chaperonage of DR.
Blum The plant OF the Utah Light G1nd
railway company on Fourth West was
first visited. and then the works OF the
Utah Gas & Coke company now under
construction on Ninth West were In
spccted. Particular attention was maid
To the new automatic machinery thai 10
being installed at the latter place as
contrasted with the older methods en-
ployed at the old plant The two plans
gave an excellent illustration OF what Is
being done along industrial lines TO save
labor and power,