The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-23
City and Neighborheod

EXTENSION OF THE TIME until Dc
cember 20 for pcrfeeting an appeal on
paying the fine OF 800 in the case OF the
Louvre Cafe company, convicted recently
by Police Judge Whitaker Thursday.
Counsel for the defendant stated that
the compauy's board OF directors wished
10 examine the case at the next regular
meeting.
THE FOLLOWING old cases were dis
missed by Judge Morse In the Third dis
trict court Thursday for lack of prose-
cution: The Emporium versus c. f, Du-
rand: Utah ASSocia ton OF Credit Men
versus the Farmers Union Mills; Emma
Moncysmith versus Mert M. Moueysmith:
Jenet W. Wade versus Frank Fabiano.
THE COMPLICATED ACTION OF r
\. Ulrey and others against Roland II.
Strickland and others was submitted in
Judge Morse's division OF the Third dis
trict court Thursday, the attorneys to
file briefs later. The suit involves GER
tain shares OF stock in the Uta Mines
Coalition company. whose property is in
Big Cottonwood canyon.
A DEFECTIVE FURNACE in the home
OF j. Will Gray. 3l4 First avenue, caused
an alarm of fire a 10 o'clock Thursday
morning The depa rtment from station
4 made run but no damage was done.
Gray suffered a rather serious fire in
his home n few weeks TO- attributed TO
the same furnace.
OSCAR II. JENSEN. postmaster at
-. W
nesday night, when knocked down by Il
street car near his station, 40 East Sec
ond South street, is doing well at the
Holy Cross hospital. Jensen suffered "a
broken left leg and fractured collar
bone.
DETECTIVES THURSDAY NIGHT
located at the Grace apartments on Brig
ham street trunk belonging to Mrs,
A r. Shields, Elizabeth place. The
trunk had been taken to the Grace apart
ments through error and is at the police
station awaiting its owner
PORTER l.. POLICY has filed an ac-
ton for divorce against Nellie Policy in
the Third district court on the ground
OF desertion, Policy SAYS he was mar
red June !. 1907. and that his wife has
refused to live with him since that date.
CHARLES II. HOLMES, a member of
the Grand Army of the Republic, after
residence In Utah OF fortv-four years
and for the last twenty-five years a clti-
zen Of Salt Lake left for San Diego. Cal,
Thursday night TO spend the winter there
THE POLICE HERE have been asked
to aid In the search for Anton Wiesncw-
ski a Polish boy. of Chicago. who dig-
appeared from that city November Is.
The mIssin" child is years old. blonde.
with brown hair and poor upper teeth.
MRS. T. C. ODELL. who is at the
Holy Cross hospital. where she recently
underwent an operation. is slowly gain
ing. Although her condition Ia still crit-
cal both her physicians and friends arc
encouraged By her progress
DIR. CHARLES G.. PLUMMER. who is
al the l.. u, S. hospital under treatment
for blood poisoning. continues to show
steady Improvement. according TO re-
ports from the hospital Thursday night.
Z. V. ANDERSON deposed superin-
tendent OF the county infrmary, charged
with graft" will have preliminary
hearing before Stanley A. Hanks. JUS
t;ce OF the peace. December 81,
s. A. WHITNEY. who has been at the
Judge Mercy hospital for three weeks.
after an operation for appendicitis. was
reported THURSDAY night as resting well
and showing Improvement,
LITTLE KENNETH BEYNON
DAVIES. son Of Mrs. g. B. Kane. is re-
covering nt the Holy Cross hospital ar
ter an operation for appendicitis.
w. A. HUBBARD of the Hubbard In
rcstment company Will spend the rAst of
this month at Los Angeles. He left
Thursday for the coast town.
JOHN .. CRITCHLOW. who has been
In Portland Or. for several weeks and
on the coast for his health, is home and
Is much improved,
BANK CLEARINGS for Thursday were
81. .000.52. against 81 126. .017.73 for the
corresponding day OF last year, g falling
off of s1a.O17.2i.
THE COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
will meet in the city and county build
Ing at II o'clock the morning OF De-
cember IS.
II. c. HOFFMAN and Edward T. Hoff-
man are visiting their old home at Jop
lin, Mo. They viii be away until after
Christmas,
MEEKS 81 MCCARTNEY are distribut-
ing calendars showing the Boston build
Ing.