The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-04
SATURDAYS chi
IN FEDERAL |
Judge Marshall Names u
as Rule Day in Fean,
Court.
CIVIL SERVICE POSTUM
OPEN TO ASppl
Revenue Inspector in 7s.
Official and ConRdepf,
Business. J

Judge Marshall has appoj,,.,
day, March 4, as rule dav :,
eral court, and large numh.. !
have been set. subject 10 s,p 1
morrow on the law and mo,i,..
dar. Some OF the parties
will be tickled to death 10 l-']
their cases are at last on u.
some settlement, while to 49,
notice comes as rather p.
following cases have been n,v
Lawson ct al, VS.. U. 8. Mr.. @
pany,
Samson VS.. U. s. Mining A.
U. S. Mining company " n !.
CT al, "
Ogden W. ". company :
CITY, ~
Kroupa VS.. American Ozok....
Studness VS.. Mease ct al
kclligher VS.. Consolidated n.
Coyne VS.. S. P. Company
Anderson vs.. Cons. Mei. @-,,
In re Frisbey, bankrupt.
in re Graehl, bankrupt
U. S. A. VS.. Z. P. Coal cor,,..
Telluride Power Us. Provo r.:
Clawson VS.. Van Orden
Morgan vs.. Van Orden.
Burke VS.. Topping.
Herschel Gold VS.. Botbvsn
U. 8. A, VS.. Uintah River l..
company,
Western Pacific VS.. Dupb,,
May VS.. New England G !
company.
In re Butler, bankrupt.
In re Richens. bankrupt.
In re Box, bankrupt.
Civil Service Position,
Some rather peculiar occuua,;-
mentioned in the circulars Nrs !
week by the civil service in iuS,
for employees. A FISH cultunst )
ed, laborer with some skill ~,
the wages mentioned being sqi
age restrictions from twenfy rl
five years. and the eXauina,la {,
place March 20.
Marine steam engineers sr I
applicants to be twenty yesn ?
or over, and salaries rang,,
S10S0 down to $40 n year.
a library assistant is WANT,
female scientific clerk is, nesjA
SI2O a year, examinations to l;n|
March 81. II
a topographic aid is wan,,i
reclamation service and this bg,
ries 5000 with examinations w
FOR March 1914 Also an e,t3
and photographic aid is wan,sl
service. salaries ranging m
up, with travelling expenses ii
the government. Examinat;J|
take place March 1914.
Those young people who vi
know more about the requir.zn|
line of examinations and IL. 4
for advancement will be furuai
data by applying to Chief Il
Williams Of the money oriE I
ment OF the postofficc.
Government Inspector
Affairs at the Office of tie 4
revenue collectors were enlires|
terday by the arrival OF two I
ment inspectors. c, T. Bouldenl
A Mckay. who were here mA
quarterly visit and looking q
affairs Of the department in Urxl
gentlemen spent n very bu;J 4
ing over the papers of the "a
discussing several important toF1|
Mr.. Callister. Neither would 81
on the subject of denaturalilsi i
which Just now is interestiri 4
partment, beyond declaring III
Lake purchasers of the an
might have as much of II =
pleased as soon as the consa
from the East arrive.
These inspectors are NOT ~
anywhere. but hy bither and 4
for of all departments of ta
armed service, the internal rsnz
flee undergoes Uncle Sans :
scrutiny.
Damage Suit Filed
Claiming that his right shoEz|
arm were smashed some ln
while IN the employ Of the Wts3|
Separating company, Samus
"under his mark claims ~
corporation damages 10 the ~
$4,000. The case was first at
Third district court of Salt LAT
tY, but has been transfer@
United States district court
wos filed Yesterday. Robey ~
ing an electric pump opeIala
and pulley at the time OF tn
and he claims that the belt a..
his clothing, drawing him i1p
ley and smashing his arm ana
The corporation has fled a''