The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
City and Neighborhood

| A SMOKING STOVE caused the fire
I fighters from station No. being unneces-
sarily called out, Friday morning at 1854
OF the home OF Mrs. d. NJ. Hanill at 2&3
| West First South street
| AT $50 O'CLOCK Friday morning the
| hremen from station No were. called
out to extnguish fire III an ashpit in
I the cellar OF the home of John L, Austin
at ll55 First avenue. No damage was
| done.
| THE STATE BANK OF UTAH brought
! suit against =, II. Dansle in the third dis
trict court Friday on promissory note for
| $3.50 executed by the defendant to Mel
son, Meek * Co, October u, 1904, It is
! alleged, and which afterward was trans
ierred to the plaintiffs in the case,
JAMES DAVIS stole four volumes OF
very dry reading natter-Chambers' En-
| cyciopedia-according TO another COM
plaInt issued by the county attorney Fri
day. The books, valued at 81, were the
| property OF Mrs. Stickney, The alleged
offense occurred October %
B. HAMPTON OF SIS South State street
reported 10 the police Friday morning
| that some time during Thursday night
or early Friday morning he had bull
dog stolen from him which he valued at
! $3.50. As yet no clue has been discovered
as to the identity OF the thief, Neither
has the dog been found,
AN ENGROSSED COPY OF Gov, John
G. Cutters address Of welcome on behalf
Of the state of Utah to Fighting Bob
| Evans at ogden will be mailed to the
| great admiral today. The engrossIng was
done by Professor Milton H. Ross OF the
! l., y. ;. university, and Is an excellent
| piece of work.
LEON SOULERD is charged with sec
ond degree burglary on four counts in a
| complaint issued against him by the coun-
| ty attorney Friday. Soulerd, 1t is alleged,
| broke into Anna Hansons room. NO, 16.
| at the st. Nicholas and the rooms IN the
! Orpheum hotel OF c.. Z. Robertson, Mat
/ Ed0y and Miss IJnsSInS Thursday night.
| \ TELEGRAM was received In this city
! Friday 10 the effect that Leo 7. Mark,
formerly a well known broker of this
city and u relative Of David Murray. late
| general manager OF the Bell Telephone
| company. had died very suddenly from
| heart failure in San Francisco, No de-
! tails were given relative 10 his death
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION of the
! Mccormick & Gray company, to engage
in house furnishing and decorating work,
! were filed with the county clerk Friday.
| The capital stock Is $4,000. divided into
! as many shares John NJ. Mccormick
/ is president Ronald Fullerton vice pres
/ ident and George g. Gray secretary ana
treasurer. Headquarters are in this city,
/ CYRIL c. BALDWIN IS charged With
obtaining money under lalse pretenses IN
pa seing a check for $50 upon Gray Bros.
clothlers, October Il. drawn ON Walker 5
bank, without going To tho tornlnlity OF
having money In the bank. The check
purported to have been indorsed by C,
+. Baldwin. who Baldwin represented
. was his father.
MIKEAS DONALD. whose true name is
Edwin Tuttlc, Will probably escape pros
ccution in the third district court on tho
charge Of third degree burglary. Before
Judge George O.. Armstrong Friday morn.
ms, upon motion OF the state, Tuttle
was released on his own recogNiZance
II was alleged against Tuttlc that hi
broke into II ", Cornforth's warehouse
at 25I South Main street August thi.
year.
a CIVIL-CASE OF W. ;. RomDey ugains
/ l. NJ. Erickson. in which the former de
! sircs to reclaim the purchase price of
horse sold him by the latter and also
sum Of money IN payment tor damage:
done a surry 10y the horse, had Its sec
ond days hearing before Justice of th'
Peace Dana T. Smith Friday. The testi
mony was completed and Justice Smltl
took the case under advisement.