The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
CITY AND NETGHB0RH0OD

The Deseret Savings Bank brought
suit in the district court yesterday To
collect from Libhie r. Osborne prom
issory note Of $1,000
Mrs. Nellie u. Hobbs. widow Of the
late Frank -. Hobbs, was appointed
administrators of her husband s estate
by Judge Armstrong in the district
court yesterday Her bond WAS fixed
at $4,000.
Next Monday evening the Salt Lake
County Medical Society will meet IN
the parlors of the Commercial club. The
paper of the evening will be given by
DR. A. A. Kerr, who will take as his
topic, Hernia,
Prof j. II Paul of the University of
Utah addressed n meeting of the teach
ers of Salt Lake county, outside of Salt
room Yesterday afternoon. Prof. Paul's
topic was ''Naturc Study.
Through an order issued Saturday by
Col. G.. c, Plummer of the First infan-
try, Capt. Freeman Bassett, of the First
infantry. il appointed adjutant OF tho
regiment with the rank Of captain.
The appointment is effective from date.
Revenue Agent Boulden, who has
been visiting the local Office of tho in
ternnl revenue department. left on the
AS train Yesterday afternoon for the
East. Mr.. Boulden expressed himself
as we'll pleased with affairs at the local
Office,
Judge Morse rendered decree yes
terday forecloslng mortgage for
S506,40 in favor Of plaintiff IN tho case
of T. V. Mcpherson VS.. John McGarry
ct al The mortgage forcclosed was
upon eighty acres OF land southwest of
Bingham Junction.
w. d. Clays brought suit in the dis
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the Dean Fraction lode claim in the
West Mountain mining district in this
county. The defendants to the suit are
w. c. Orem, A. H. Heaston and the
New Rcdwing Mining company.
T.. S. Sherman of 1T Dodge To-,
treasurer of the Monett Gold and Cop
per Mining and Milling company, was
in the city yesterday on route TO his
company 3 holdings in the Deep Creek
pervise some of the work at the mines,
Atha T. Williams brought suit in the
district corut yesterday against Annie
Mcguire and NJ. Gibbons for the resti-
tuition of premises In Bingham, Plain
tiff demands $50 for the wrongful pos
session Of the premises and 500, which,
he says, he would have derived from
rents for the same had the defendants
not been in possession thereof.
L ne ftlGson-UoSSlter company OF odlC
Lake, org anized to do a general plumb
ing and heating business, filed articles
of incorporation with the county clerk
yesterday. The capital stock Of the
company is $4,000, divided into shares
OF the par value of $50 each. The in
corporators are w II. and Maria Ros~
sitter and ]. and Georgina Higson.
The State Supreme Court has af-
6rmed the decision of the lower court
in the case of A. G. Fell, respondent,
VS., the Union Pacific Railway company,
appellant. Respondent was given
Judgment in the lower court for
"a, 1O4.07 damages for the perishing Of
sheep which he shipped from Granger,
Wyo., to Chicago The Supreme Court
failed TO find any error in the record
and judgment.
Taylor NJ. Hanson, aged eighteen
years, pleaded guilty before Judge
Armstrong in the district court yester-
day to a charge Of burglary in the
second degree, and was sentenced to
serve one year in state g prison. Han
son burglarized the engine room IN the
Cullen hotel a short time ago He is
too old, under the law, TO be sent TO
the State reform school at Ogden, and
Judge Armstrong gave him the mini
mum in the penitentiary.