The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-11
CITY AND NEIGHB0RH00D

Jessie Henderson is suing Mrs. Walter
Keate in the District court for S+06oO
due on q chattel mortgage on household
furniture.
Fl D. voteht has brought suit in the
District court against Charles l., Mordun
for Sl23650. alleged 10 be due on three
prnmissory notes.
], G. Reynolds. 66 years old. died yes
terday morning at Stockton. Utah. OF
general dehilty The arrangements for
the funeral have not yet been announced.
Henry Lawrence has filed a petition for
letters testamentary of the estate OF
William NJ. Fleiss, who died In New York;
March 2S 1904. The letters are asked
that the estate In Utah, consisting Of
mining property in West Mountain dis
trict. valued at $500. may be disposed Of
The Acatraz Asphalt Paving company
Is suing the city Of Salt Lake IN the Fed
eral court for $3.50, alleged TO be due on
contract which the company held for
paving West Second South street In 1901
The claim is made that payment was
withheld for 1871 days, at $50 day.
Edlne Shaughnessy was married TO
James Shaughnessy az Rock Springs
Wyo.. April Z, 904. She claims that he
deserted her January Is. 1906. and Is
suing In the District court for divorce
and the restoration Of her maiden name
of Edllne HoSe. There are no children.
The case OF Harlan Loofbourow against
the Utah Light and Railway company is
now being tried in tho District court be-
Al the former trial Loofbourow got n
verdict for over $4,000. This was set aside
by the Supreme Court. The suit Is for
personal injuries.
Ambitious youngsters who desire to re-
ceive State permission 20 become en-
balmers VIII be interested in the an
nouncement, made by the State Board
OF Health, that examinations will be held
NJ O'Donnel's Undertaking parlors. Sat
urday, April l3. and two days later the
anxious ones viii know whether or not
they are considered qualified 10 set up
''parlors' OF their own.
George G. Parkinson, president OF the
Preston. Idaho. Commercial club. was I'm
Salt Lake City yesterday as the special
emlssary from the citizens OF Preston
to urge the Manufacturers and Mer-
chants association TO include their city
in the itinerary OF the Get Acquainted
Special
The Iutermountain Safe and Lock com
pany with headquarters In Salt Lake and
a capital of SO. 200, in shares OF IS each.
has been duly Incorporated in the office
Of the County Clerk The officers are:
q. f Redman. vice-presdont; Herbert
Pembroke. sccretary-treasurer; ID. f..
Parker and George Y. Wallace. Jr., d.
rectors. The company Is formed TO take
over the business OF Charles G, Field. as
exclusive selling agent of -the Herring
Hall Marvin Safe company OF Uamil-
ton, o.
The Reuben Gold Mines company is the
latest addition to the number Of mining
companies doing business In Salt Lake
Articles OF Incorporation were filed yes
terday in the Office OF the County Clerk.
The company has a capital stock of ST.
600. 600 in 81 shares. all subscribed. The
officers are: VIII ]. Dooley, president /:
c. l.. Peak. vice-president. Lewis II
Beason, secretary-treasurer; Horace Dun
bar. l.. + Camomile. r. w. Sprague and
VIII c. Higgins, additional directors. The
company owns a number Of claims in the
stateline mining district. Iron county
Utah.