The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03
LOCAL BRIEFS

RULE DAY MONDAY.-Monday will be
the regular rule day in the United States
court.
GOES TO CHICAGO.-Major Charles f.
Stanton is now attached to army head
quarters In Chicago.
INSPECTOR LONGLEY RETURNS
Thomas ]. Longley, United States imm1-
grafton inspect )r, returned last night from
New York
SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS
Gillette and Gordon Haines were success
fully operated on at the Holy Cross hos
pital yesterday.
B. H. ROBERTS TO SPEAK.-Brigham
H. Roberts will deliver an address in the
Seventeenth ward chapel this evening, be-
ginning at $50 o'clock. The public is .n-
vited.
MISSIONARY UNION TO MEET.-The
Missionary Union will meet in the First
Congregational church Thursday morning,
Nov. T. at 10:45 o'clock Luncheon will
be served at 12:30 o'clock. Afternoon ses-
sions will begin at 2 o'clock.
SUES FOR DIVORCE.-Her husband, S.
Seth Stone has failed to provide for her
for the past year, according to COM
plant for divorce filed Dy Jean B. Stone
yesterday in the district court They were
married March %, 1899, and have one child.
INTEMPERANCE THE SUBJECT
THE ImproviCepces of Intemperance-A
Story From Life will be the subject of a
lecture by John S. White at the Twenty
third ward meeting house under the aus
pices of the Mutual Improvement associa-
ton.
DELEGATES ARE NAMED.-Governor
j. c. Cutler yesterday appointed these ad-
ditional delegates to the national mining
congress which will meet at Joplin. Mo-.
this month: z. w. Tatlock, Salt Lake;
F. c. Jensen, Mt Pleasant; E. c. Land.
Pennington; p. T. Farnsworth, Salt Lake.
MEETING OF NJ. |. AIT the Mutual
Improvement association meeting tonight
at the Emerson ward meeting house, Miss
Minnie Williams will render two vocal
solos, with flute obligato by Charles Ber-
ry and interesting short talks will be
given by various members of the Young
Mems Stake Presidency
NEWTON Is DISCHARGED.-Wil
Newton, a police court lawyer, who was
charged with having resolved stolen prop
erty, was discharged In the police court
yesterday. Newton was accused of haV-
ing received a check for 800 which had
been stolen from a man named Olsen by
a negress
DELEGATES APPOINTED.1The fol-
lowing delegates were appointed yesterday
by the governor to the national tax assO-
citation convention, which will be held at
Columbus, o.. Nov ~: G. Q. Coray. Uni
versity of Utah; Z. w. Robinson, State
Agricultural college; ]. J. Thomas. secre-
tary of the state board OF equalization.
TO RECOVER BALANCE. 3. Wei
y
United States court against A. d. Thomp-
son to recover &, 500 and interest at per
cent since Oct. l. 1905. or a total aggre-
eating s., sS325 The plaintiff alleges that
the jefendaut purchased from him 5000
shares of Ophir Tunnel company stock
at Is cents a share and that he has paid
thereon only 5000.
CHARGED WITH THEFvT.-Ty,2
Smiths, Robert and Hyrum were, il Is
alleged. in the buggy which was stolen
from Fred Johnson and taken to Ring-
ham Junction a few days ago. In tn,
police court yesterday Robert pleade,
guilty to the charge. but Hyrum pleade,
not guilty. Examination was waived +
both cases and the two men were hel,
under $500 bail each for trial In the dis
trict court.
FOR LOSS OF HAND.-Charles H Eos.
ter yesterday brought suit against tn.
Tribune Reporter Printing company 70
1000 damages for the loss of his RICH
hand The complaint states that on Dec
"a. 1906. the plaintiff was employed b,
the company and was ordered TO feed
press. Because of the neglected condi.
ton of the press it refused to work ,pror.
erly and his hand was caught between tt,
grippers and the plate.