The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
City and Neighborhood

MAXWELL POST No. 3 department of
Utah, c. A. r.. will hold its regular
meeting this Saturday evening at s
o'clock
! THE local bank clearings Friday
| amounted to 1851 .6I96i as compared with
Sl,o2S.292.44 for the corresponding day
year ago.
TO QUIET title TO fifty acres of land in
| Samuel p. and Ada N Winward in the
! district court,
COL. c. a. BIRTCH. proprietor OF the
| Casa Contenia club was fined s25 by
| Justice Bishop Friday forenoon for sell
| Ing liquor on Sunday.
THE county assessors office is busy
segregating tax notices covering property
the title to part Of which has changed
| since the assessment was made
STATE Superintendent of Public In
struction A. c. Nelson and President j.
], kinesbury, of the University of Utah.
VIII attend the Davis county teachers
institute today making addresses.
SAMUEL SCARCELLI. an Italian, is
charged with selling liquor to minor,
Ray Gainsford. II years old. August 20.
In complaint Issued by the county at
torney Friday,
BUCH ABBOTT, % months OF age. in
fant son of Mr., and Mrs. Claude Abbott
OF West Jordan. died Friday. The fit-
neral VIII be held Sunday at II o'clock
from the West Jordan meeting house,
WHEN May Jones. charged with grand
larceny. and I. l.. Hutton. charged with
embezzlement failed to appear for ar
raignment in District Judge Lewis court.
Friday. their BAIL amounting to $500 in
each case. was declared forfeited.
JOSEPH BOGAN and David Curran.
arrested here as suspicious characters
we're taken TO Millard county by Sheriff
Rowley Friday afternoon They are want
ed on the charge of stealing suit OF
clothing from Japanese.
THE Salt Lake County Horticultural
society will meet at the city and county
building this afternoon to discuss sew
eral important topics, chief among which |
will be the placing OF an exhibit at the |
state fair.
UNIQUE but solemn ceremonies were
held Friday noon In the Greek church
Nearly the entire Greek population of
Salt Lake attended. Interment was In
Mount Olivet cemetery.
JOHN r. RoEBY and Joe Paraco are
charged char with vasraney in complaints is
Roely and Paraco. 1t Is alleged by Dep
uly Sherin Samuel NOVEL;, occupied
Western Pacific box car their habitat
IN A COMPLAINT issued by the coun-
" attorney, Friday. Deputy Sheriff John
u. Forbes says that George Erer and
George Mandarich, Austrians, have been
operating boarding house at Bingham
without paying the county a license.
FUNERAL services over the body OF
Mrs: Hadda Dubb. who died Thursday
at the family home in Wilford ward will
be held in the Wlford ward meeting
mouse this Saturday afternoon at
o clock, Mrs Dubb was I3 years OF age
and was native of Sweden
RALPH WoRTHING. . years of age.
when about to be placed in cell in The
city jail Friday morning, by his father
set up such howl and made so many
promises that he was taken home He
had been playing hockey from school,
but has promised to attend hereafter
THE Jennings Brothers Investment
company. In communication filed with
the city recorder Friday for The councils
saws that The city has part
OH It's property and asks that arrange
ments for compensation for the property
be made.
THE SOCIAL which was to have been
held at the church at the corner of
Fourth East and Second South streets
Friday night was postponed until Satur- {
lay night. on account Of the storm when
4 will be held at the Emmanuel Baptist
church. frankfurt-T supper Will be '
served, including music and toasts. {
CHARGING breach of contract J. J. q
Kinney is suing the Union Central Life
company in the district cour:
o recover $7493l4 alleged 10 be due for \
eryiceS as district agent covering a pe- h
iod OF two years. Kinney demands 5000
IS travelling expenses s3S00 for services
81 S6.94 on lost renewal commissions and
3O62O AS commission on business writ
en- and lost by reason of contract breach 7
Drink Pilsener--the peer of all
eers, the nectar for the bon. viyapt.