The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-01
City and Neighborhood

DEPUTY UNITED STATES MAR
SHAI. SMYTHE has gone 10 southern
Utah on official business
GEORGE s. GIEBS, clerk Of the iuye-
nile court. left Tuesday FOR Draper.
whittier he goes on business connected
with the court.
DECEMBER has been fixed as the
date for the setting OF cases by Judges
Armstrong and Ritchio OF. the district
court. The hour Is 10 O'Clock n m.
DIR. A. c. YOUNG. state veterinarian. Is
making preparations for trip into the
Deep Creek country, where cattle iniec-
ton Is reported.
ANNA E. MATTSON, daughter of y.
T. Mnttson. 20 East Fourth North street
died Tuesday OF smallpox. This Is the
second death from the disease this pres
cnt year.
- 4 NONSUIT was granted by Judge 7,
Utah Foundry and MachincrE company
against the Utah Gas and Coke company.
The suit was for $2S9.S9,
}. a. CARMEN, Tuesday. hogan an ao-
tlon FOR divorce against Edith Carmen.
They were married Juno 4, 1905 IN Sc
attic The ground OF complaint is deser-
ton. There are no children.
THE FUNERAL. of Emery IL. Broad :
street. who was killed In the hiChline col
lision at Bingham, was held from Halls
undertaking parlors at Bingham, Tues
day afternoon. after which the body was
shipped 10 Urbanss H., for lnterment.
y
night by Patromcn Griffin and Pitts md
taken TO the police station. where he was
charged with petit larceny. lie is al
legged 10 have stolen "A grip from tho Fa-
vorlte saloon. passing it on to his partner.
TUESDAY was moving day for Justice
Stanley \. Hanks. who changed the loca-
ton oil his court from the ATLAS block
to n 9na he a. aemg eoroneT Of
the city and has jurisdiction OF minor
criminal cases.
TIE NEW Jefferson school Is Prac tical;, :,
ly ready for occupancy. 1t Will be placed
i'm commission at tic mdwinter vacation.
The building cost about Sl0o, 600. super
intcndent D. H. Christensen is now ar
ranging the details OF the occupation oil
the new building,
TIE JURY COMMISSION has begun
the work OF drawing the names Of tales
men for the ensuing terms OF the district
court The names must he drawn by De"
ccmbcV IL. The number to be selected Is
100. Last year 1910 were drawn. The
commissioners are William J. Horn and
Edward d. Miller.
MISS LILY TUFTS, who has been en-
OF tho Prudential Insurance company for
some time. will leave this evening for
san Francisco Cal The men OF the Of
flee presented Miss Tufts with hand
some pair of pear! opera glasses before
her departure.
JAMES II. ANDERSON. United States
marshal left Tor Lcavcnworth, Kan.
Tuesday, taking thence 10 the penitcn-
tlary a. l.. Williams and Rem Sailor.
the former 10 serve a sentence ol ono year
and two days. with u fine of $500, and
the latter thirteen months.
NICK MICKOYICH. an Austrian. who
runs boarding house AT Bingham. was
arrested Monday by Deputy United
States MARSHAL Riley for sclllRg liquor
without government revenue certificate.
lie was arraigncd Tuesday before United
states Commissioner Baldwin and placed
under hail OF 5000. which he furnished.
VETERANS OF batteries i aud Il Of
the Utah light artillery, who served in
day evening In the city and county build =
ing. Al the meeting preparations Will be
made FOR reception l'chruary in nlcn
oIy OF the beginning OF the Philippine
outbreak.
HUMANE OFFICER \. s. KENDALL
desires IL TO be announced thai the prac-
t'Cc OF leaving horses standing at the
curb without protection In the way oi
blankets must he stopped, Saturday night
Officer Kendall took three horses to the
police station. which were found OH the
streets and whose owners or drivers werc
nowhere TO be found, Animals thus found
viii he cared for at the expense of the
| owners.
MAYOR JOHN s. BRANSToED will
! leave Wednesday morning for Los An
cclcs. where he wilI meet his sister, Mrs.
| Emery Holmes. who Is about 10 leave
! FOR an extended visit 10 the cast. Mayor
| BranSford will lac absent week. la his
| absence toOhClnllhll !. Is. DlJNK VIII nc
the acting mayor. following his selection
hy the city council Monday evening. The
actions taken 10y tho council n that nocct-
! ing were approved by Mayor Bransford
| TUESDAY morning.
| CHARGED with obstructinG a crossing.
| Fred Wagner, foreman OF switching
| crew OF the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
| road was arrested Tuesday afternoon by
| Lieutenant shannon OF The police force.
! II is alleged that Wagner. while switch
| ing some freight cars at Seventh South
| and Fifth West streets, left few OF the
| cars In such manner that they obstrIct =
I ed the street car crossing. and caused Il
! number OF passengers who reside In the
! vicinity To lose considerable time In GO
| iug to their various destina tions.
Kodak Finishing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., III