The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
City and Neighborhood

Allan P. Klopenstine has been ap-
| pointed rural free delivery carrier, route
| 3, at Bingham Canyon.
A letter received from former Judge
| Willis Brown. from Marion. Ind, states
that he will return TO Salt Lake about
| June l.
Charles Trlplett, an insane person. was
ordered committed to the State mental
hospital at Provo after a hearing before
| Judge Armstrong Monday.
Tho state Armory board and the state
| Board of Examiners held meetings IN
the Governors office Monday, but trans
acted nothing but routine business.
A daughter was born Monday morning
! TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Pratt, The oapy
Is the first granddaughter Of Warden
Arthur Pratt OF the Utah State prison
Judge Ritchie ordered the case OF
George Tucker against the Colorado
Southern Railway company stricken from
the calendar, neither plaintiff nor de-
| fendant appearing.
The personal damagee case Of Joseph
| Mcconnell against the City Rocks Min
ing company was finished before Judge
| Lewis In tho District court on Monday,
and n sealed verdict returned by the
jury,
Judge Morse ordered on Monday that
S45 a month temporary alimony he paid
| by Benjamin f Estes in the suit brought
| by his wife. 1rinda S. Estes, for divorce.
| fees.
Frank Mullen Tribune solicitor In
! Bingham. was attacked by vicious bull
dog Monday. and before he could get
tho animals teeth He will come TO
! Salt Lake today.
Examinations were held for the seventh
grades in the county schools Monday az
schools. The eighth grade examinations
will be held today. There are about 2'o
children taking the tests.
Tho Salt Lake County Medical society
cial club Monday night, at which a report
on cases was submitted. Owing TO the
enforced absence OF some OF the members
no papers were presented,
The Highschool Year Book will make
its appearance at the school today Ac-
| cordlng to the students who have had
| charge OF its publishing 1t will be mann
moth edition and will contain some good
| material pertinent to the Hlghschool.
c. c. BaEbey, former service inspector
OF the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company, has been appointed central
manager OF the Salt Lake exchange, and
W. n, Pittman has been appointed con
structlon foreman OF the Utah division
The Indian War Veterans are requeste ed
to meet at the east front Of the Federal
building at o'clock sharp on the morn
Memorial day parade, and such other pro-
ceedings as the programme committee has
designed.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. b Tuttle entertained
Captain and Mrs. Bishop of Grand Rap
| ids, Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs n. y, Tut
tie OF PttsburG Covers were laid for
eleven and the table was beautifully
decorated
The National Tax association has writ
ten Gov, John c. Cutler asking for an
opinion regarding uniformity Of lax laws.
also that the association may he placed
| in communication with persons interested.
The association asks for suggestions as
to present methods Of taxation,
A decree Of adoption was entered in
Judge Armstrong; court Monday giving
| Clifford A. Cole the infant child OF Zula
| May Happe. before divorce Mrs. Cole.
10 the care OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry w.
Miles. The mother gave her consent,
| saying that she was unable to care prop
erly for the infant.
Matthew Sckfeld. a hobo who has been
In Jail several times recently for selling
''phony" jewelry. was arrested on the
was found on his person. He will be
arraigned before Judge Diehl in tho City
court today.
The Progress company has filed an
! amended complaint in the district court
in It's suit against Salt Lake City, and
about 900 defendants in connection with
the waters of the Big Cottonwood and
the building Of the reservoir. a tenn
porary agreement was reached in the
case, but 1t is now to be brought up again
for trial
The case OF Eliza beth a.; Monheim
Donohue against the Apex Mining com
Morses court Monday, dismissal being
entered on motion Of the plaintiffs at
torney. The suit was, brought to re-
cover stock alleged TO have been prom
ised by defendant in payment for min =
ing property.
c. H Boynton has brought suit in the
district court against the Chicago. MIL
waukee e. St Paul railroad for $1,000 He
claims. that he delivered q lot of house
hold goods. and bicycle to the railroad
at Cedar Rapids. la. on April IL, 1906,
and has not received them. One count
is for conversion OF the goods, for which
ne claims $500. and another for S5nO
damages for the delay
The Huntington Lumber company will
take over lumber now stored In Hunting
ton Canyon. Emery county, as we'll as the
machinery for sawnnill now there. Ar
,icles were filed with the Secretary OF
sse M9nd?y d3 5S sarh The HPa 5a nseS is SIS Goo In
seph L, Johnston, president; George M
Miller. vice president: John f, Monsen
secretary treasurer.
Trial was begun before Judge Lewis
In the District court Monday Of an action
brought by Sophie Condie, Administrative
against tho Denver & Rio Grapde Rail
road company. for damages OF $4,000, for
having caused the death of her husband
Joseph Condle. Condie was working
cleaning an engine In the yards. when
another engine bumped into H. He left
besides the wife seven children,
The .Iuab County Mill and Elevator
company of Nephi has fled articles OF in =
corporation with the Secretary OF State
The company has 100000 capital, in
shares Of s1eo and Will take over the
business OF the John Hague grist mill ON
Salt Creek. near Neph The officers are
| G. A. Whitmore. president: A i. Aaeard
vice president. \. p Aagard, secretary
j. 2. Sorenson. treasurer and manager
The third year normal class will enter
tain the normal graduates Friday night
MAY 81. al Wandamere. This will be
possibly the first real spiurge that has
been given any normal graduates by their
' classmates. The guests expect to arrive
at the resort about p. m, where they
VIII he met and entertained by the '0as
a short programme has been arranged
which viii not be rendered until after the