The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13

Judge RItchie's division Of the District
court has been adjourned until Thurs
day. owing TO Judge Ritchie's illness with
! erysipelas.
Peter Butler brought suit in the DI5-
trict court Yesterday against Alex Col
well 30 foreclose mechanics lien OF
S759.27.
The Salt Lake County Horticultural
society will meet In room @5i, city and
county building at 80 p. m. Saturday
next.
Judge Morse signed a decree of fore
closure of mortgage for $1,000 on real
estate involved In thr case or the Anal
gamated Sugar company ct al. VS.. Nathan
+. Newell ct al, yesterday.
a defective nuc in the barber shop at
i6 East First South street gave the fire
department the first run that II has had
IN over two weeks. The blaze was eN-
tingushed without damage.
L, a. MIibum was found guilty OF petty
larceny before Judge Diehl yesterday ana
sentenced 10 pay nne of S2h Milburn
was charged with having stolen am over
coat from n room I'm tho Fields roomlng-
house on First South street.
"I done want TO change ma plea Of
not guilty To one 90 guilty Judge" re-
marked John Bad Eye Jackson es he
faced Judge Dlehl yesterday afternoon on
the charge of disturbing the peace. Bad
Eye was permitted TO change his plea
and VIII be q guest at the city jail for
the next fifteen days.
DIR. A. a Kerr addressed the Salt Lake
County Medical society on Hernia at
Its regular meeting at the Commercial
club last night. As the discussion Of this
subject took up the greater part Of the
evening. nothing else Of Importance was
done except the submitting Of the usual
reports or clinical cases.
Carl Victor Johnson was brought to
the county Jail last night by Marshal Ra-
leigh Of Bingham TO serve sixty days for
cruelty to animals. Johnson is alleged TO
have stabbed his horse With a knife
number Of times, In an endeavor 10 make
II increase its speed. He was sentenced
by Justice Lee.
Henry Page. the man who is alleged
10 have battered up The proprietor OF The
ST. Elmo hotel last Saturday during a
dispute over the payment Of room rent,
appeared before Judge Diehl yesterday
and entered plea OF not guilty 10 the
charge of battery. He will have n hear
lnG on March IL. Page was released
from custody on n bail OF S25
o. f, Peterson OF the Peterson Realty
and Investment company returned yester-
and tho coast During his vacation Mr..
Peterson visited Los Angeles and San
Diego In speaking OF the real estate
situation In the latter places. Mr.. Peter
Ing although In his opinion. the price
of property Is "out OF sight"
Nellie Nj. Van Vliet brought suit in
the Third District court yesterday for a
salesman of musical Instruments. The
couple were married in Salt Lake Decem-
Der %. 1908, and the wife accuses her
husband of desertion and failure to sup
port. She asks for $50 a month perma-
uent almony and for the restoration OF
her maiden name, which was Nellie
Bowen.
n. Paulus, the Greek who is alleged TO
have threatened to kill an inmate OF
Commercial street resort Friday night
and later made an assault on Officer !
u Lyon Of the police force. appeared
before Judge Dehl yesterday afternoon
to enter his plea TO the charge OF an as
sault with deadly weapon with intent
to do bodily harm, Paulus was released
on bail In the sum Of S100.
The new window has been put into
position in The First Presbyterian church,
and on next Sunday the congregation
can again occupy the big auditorium Of
which ii has been deprived since the
original east window was broken in the
big windstorm. The new window is even
more beautiful than the one which was
Installed when the church was built, I!
Is said 10 be one Of the handsomest In
the West
Charles F, Hold. the man who was ar
rested al an early hour Sunday morning
by Officers Simpson and Moore, with
quantity OF stolen meat in his possession.
appeared before Judge Diehl yesterday
and asked that he be given until this
morning In which TO enter his plea on
tne cnatSe OF burglary IN the nrst degree.
In default Of ball In the sum OF 5000.
Holm was committed TO the custody OF
the Sheriff.
George Wilson and J. Morgan. the two
men who are alleged 10 have passed
a worthless $40 Merchants and Planters
bill on Miss Hattie White Of this city
on March ; appeared before Judge Dieh3
and entered plea Of I Il guilty
to the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses. The date or their pre-
liminarY examination was set for March
IL In default Of bail in the sum of 5000
each, both men We're committed 10 the
custody OF the Sheriff.
Elizabeth a. Monheim Donohue brought
suit In the District court Yesterday 70
compel the OpeX Mines company 10 trans
fer TO her "a. 900 shares of the capital
stock of the coihpany, and 10 collect $40
600 which she alleges the company owes
her. She claims the money and stock
are due her as the result of an agreement
which she had with Elmer B. Jones one
Of the incorpora tors of the company prior
to the Incorporation. She also asks for
an injunction restraining the company
from disposng OF any of its stock or
bonds.