The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-10
CITY BREVITIES

CITY BREVITIES {
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| GEORGE Y. WALLACE yesterday filed
suit in the district court against c. K
Wantiand to collect $500 and interest
at per cent since March 1, 1S93 on a
note for $3.50. of which only $50 was paid.
| FRANK J. HEWLETT will talk on '.Peo.
| pie and Places in the Orient this even
| ing at O'Clock in the Miller ward
meeting house, corner of Fourteenth
South and State streets.
JUDGE NJ. L. RITCHIE of the district
court will hold court in Tooele Mon
day.
| COMPLAINT was issued in the county
attorneys office yesterday against Mike
Maerieh and George Shimich, of Bing-
ham, for failing to take out a license
with the county to conduSt their board
ing house at the mining camp.
THREE MONTHS after marriage in Salt
Lake, on March /, 1905 Mrs. Nancy b.
+. Sinclair, was deserted by her hus-
band, Lloyd 3. Sinclair, according to
divorce action filed in the district
court yesterday Mrs. Sinclair says
that her husba nd deserted her last
June, since which time he has failed to
provide for her. She has a child, of
which she asks custodq.
JOSEPHINE GILLISON charges her
husband, George F. GillisOn, with
threatening to kill her. Thursday night,
in complaint issued by the county at
torney yesterday. Gillison is now in
jail and will appear before Justice T.
M Bishop for preliminary hearing.
CHARLES J. AND ALICE T. LEYLAND
OF Garfield are now the parents of
little three months old child through
adoption proceedings before Judge I. d.
Lewis of the district court, yesterday.
The child bore the name of John Fred
erick Shaffer and is the son of Fred
erick j. Shaffer. The mother is dead.
FIRST REPRESENTING himself to be
the agent or San francisco paper,
man giving the name of owens, OBJ
tanned a horse and buggy from s. B.
Wright at the Midvale livery on March
q, and then didn't return. 1t was later
learned that the horse and buggy had
been sold. As a result of this, a COM
plant was issued by the county attOr-
ney yesterday against John Doe Owens.
charging him with grand larceny The
value of the outfit is placed at $500 by
Wright.
P. E. GILLETTE was found fishing in
Becks Hot Springs lake Friday, was
accosted by "BilP' Bingley deputy fish
and game wa rden, and is said to have
admitted that he didn't have a license.
As a result, he was taken in hand by
the one-arm and one-leg officer, and
yesterday a complaint was issued by
the county attorney gainst Gillette for
fishing without license. The case will
be heard before Justice F. NJ. Bishop.
THE FUNERAL OF William Lindin, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lindn, will be
held at O'Clock today at the residence,
I'll West Fourth North street, and
friends are invited. Burial will be in
City cemetery.
AT UNITY HALL this afternoon at 2
o'clock, James Ernest Collinge will
speak on Man, His Own Creator and
Destroyer"
W. NJ. GUNDRY and w. H Alder, for
merly connected with the business de-
partment of the Herald and The Herald
Repuhllcan, have formed a CO-partncr-
ship in the real estate business, with
offices in the Scott building. In addi-
ton to real estate, they will handle
business opportunities and collections.
THE FUNERAL OF MILTON WATSON
who died of pneumonia Friday night at
his home, SIS Fourth East street, will be
held at ! o'clock Monday afternoon
from the Second ward meeting house.
Watson IS survived by a widow and
child and has a mother. Mrs. Kinda
Watson of Park City.
WILLIAM PAPPAS, waiter at the
American lunCn IOOns o. East second
South street, complained at police head
quarters last night that an automobile.
numbered 400, deliberately ran into him
at Main street and POstOffice place,
last night, throwing him from a bicycle
he was riding. He says that the Occu-
pants of the auto laughed at him when
he fell, and dashed away.
a MISSIONARY farewell will be given
Albert Larson of Murray Monday
evening. William Robinson, director
of the Murray Choral society, viii
furnish the program. Mr.. Larson
leaves April IA for Scandinavia.
IN THE Granite stake house Thursday
afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock, a farmers
institute will be held for the purpose
of bringing the tomato growers and
contractors for the cannery in closer