The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
City and Neighborhood

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THE FIRST FINAL DECREE OF di-
Vorce under the law Of 1909 was signed
by Judge Morse Of tho district court on
Friday in the case OF Jennie 0Eerhoi.
against John Oycrholt An lnterlocutory
decree OF divorce was granted Mrs. over
holt 10y Judge Morse. May H. 1909. ana ana
law have elapsed, the decree was made
final by the court upon application OF the
attorney for Mrs. Ovcrholt'
THE UNITED STATES grand jury,
which has been In session about threc
weeks took "A rest Saturday and VIII
not meet again until Monday morning
1t Is believed that the jurors WIZ com
plctg their work Tuesday AFTERNOON or
"Wednesday morning. although District
Attorney Booth says it is not possible
to forecast the precise date or id,, time ,6}l 9i
report for he says, "one can never Ten
what n grand jury VIII DO
kid" BERNSTEIN. formerly a news
paper vendor here but now employed as
motorman at the Garfield smelter, wishes
IL understood that hc Is not Inc Bern
stein charged with two other Denver
"ncwsics'' with assaulting Fred w.
Foulgcr several days ago. Bernstein was
not In the city at the time OF the as
Bob Bernstein The latter was in Chi
caeu then and Is still there.
TT WAS STATED in The Tribune Sat
urday morning that the new airship line
to be started between lnlS CITY anu i'Si'0
yer. and later TO be extended around inc
world was a plan of the Aero club oil
Utah. IL should have been stated that
this was the purpose OF the western HIL- HILa
shin COMPANY as the charter OF the Aero
club OF Utah forbids its entering INTO
business connections OF this nature.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD arc
planning TO give large class Initiation
december /. one hundred candidates
have already been secured. Head ConSui
Boak and other head camp oIhGcrS VIII
he present Between 800 and 1000 VISITORS
from various parts Of the state arc eM-
ncrtcd To be present. Efforts are being
made TO secure the armory for the occa-
sion.
KARI f. BLUTHARSCH of this city
will deliver Il lecture at an carry Gay
upou "Thc Perpetual Motion Law OF the
Universe It's Causes and Effects; What
Does II Mean and How Must We STUDY
Natural History. that the Primitive
Cipher Be Terminated in the Limit oil Al
THIncs the Divinity" The time and
place will be announced later
c. +. KUTNEWSKY has associated
himself with the Equitable Life as agency
SUPERVISOR Mr.. Kutncwsky was for
number of years one OF the managers
for the Equitable for Utah ard now re-
turns 10 the society in the capacity OF
supervisor for Utah. Idaho and the inter
mountain country, with headquarters dt
Salt Lake City
OK SUSPICION of being the wo;nen
who robbed otto Yonick OF $40 carly
Saturday morning, Hazel Brooks ana
Clara Day. negresses, were arrested Tllt. 24t-
station, where they are being held pend :
ing an investigation: Honick says that
the woman who stole his money picked
his pocket
INCREASED PATRONAGE has made
il necessary Tor the public library to eN-
tend its time OF keeping open. The hours
at the library, which have been from 10
a III. TO p. m. week DAYS and rom :
until G n m SUNDAYS VIII now be 2N-
tended TO 10 p IN. week days and y.
m, on Sundays.
IN THE TRIAL Of the damage suit OF
Mrs, O. %. TAFT and \. Richter admin
istrator of the estate OF Clint Leigh, I'm
the federal court, motion was made by
the defendant. Saturday asking inc court
to instruct the jury to return a verdict
I'm its favor The motion VIII be argued
Monday.
A PETITION was filed in the district
court Saturday by John H. Latey' ASKING
that the Second Church of Christ, SCI
enlist. OF this city. be disincorporated.
A meeting OF the incorporators OF the
church was held recently, at which IL
was decided TO dissolve the corporation
w w. WILSON OF Sandy, who was
appoIuted as extra deputy county treas
urer at Sandy for the purpose of collect
ing taxes. reported to County Treasurer
Groesbeck, Saturday. that he bad col
lected $4,000 in taxes from residents oil
the southern part OF the county.
THE county commissioners on Satur-
dav approved the bond of the Midland
Fridge company for the construction of
the new steel and concrete bridge over
the Jordan river at Riyerton, The
amount of the bond was $500.
THE Daughters OF Veterans will give
n card party at the home of Mrs. Rich
ards 5iI South Third East street Mon
day evening. November %, All Woman
Relief corps. Ladies circle and q; a.
n. with friends. are cordially invited.
REPRESENTATIVE JOHN NJ. HEN
RTE OF Garfield county. whose home town
is PanCuitch and who has been attend
ing United states court here for several
days past. left for his home Saturday
night
MISS MAUD RUSSELL has returned
from Deeth Ney.. where she went 10
attend the meeting Of the grand lodge.
lS Miss Russell was elected grand vice
templar.
| JUDGE GEORGE w. RARTCH and
| Horace Slaincr LEFT Saturday night for
Mexico to look after interests in which
| they. as well as other ttahns. are inter
| cstcd.
BYRON NOVEL;. % years Of age.
died AT the residence OF his parents at
Twelfth South and Second East streets.
Saturday morning. of pneumonia. The
| funeral will be announced later
THE FUNERAL of Ann Morris
| PrItchard. widow OF George Pritchard,
who died of heart failure, Friday. VIII
| be held from the Twentieth ward meet
ing house this Sunday noon.
| THE MEETING of the board OF par
dons which was 10 have been held Sat
urday. has been postponed until Novem-