The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-20
City and Neighborhood

THE STORk left boy at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence o. Brown. 1922
South Second West street. Monday morn
Ing
GOVERNOR SPRY, after getting back
from NcrnaI. Monday will leave today
for Beaver to attend the Beaver county
fair.
THE REMAINS OF John Bruin. the
well-known turfman, were shipped Mon
day by IL. G. Donnell s. Co. 10 st. Louis
for jntcrmcnt.
GRACE BROOKS pleaded not guilty to
charge OF grand larceny in Judge
Lewis's court Monday and her trial was
set for October IL.
South street underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the German American
hospital Monday, He is recovering rap
idly
THE FUNERAL of s. II, Bennion, tho
tcamster who was crushed to death by
lumber falling off his wagon at the Gar
field smclter Sunday, Will be held
Wednesday in the Taylorsville meeting
house.
w. JURDEN. who has had charge OF
private survey work in the city engi-
neers office for some time past, has ten
dercd his resignation and Will enter the
employ of Roberts ,S Hcist, a private
engineering firm Of this city.
NOW THAT Sheriff Sharp has an au-
tomobile, he will have TO have garage
and the county commissioners Monday
authorized the county auditor to call Tor
bids on a garage To be constructed at the
rear OF :he new county Jail.
ENERAL JONES has been withdra wn
from the State Industrial school at Og
den. TO which he was committed a short
time ago and will face prosecution in the
district court on the charge of having
committed felony. conviction of which
Will mean term in the state prison.
GEORGE THOMPSON was found gull
Is by jury in District Judge Lewis
court Monday Of third-degrec burglary
and will be sentenced 10 the state prison
Friday. Thompson broke into a building
at SOC West Second South street occu-
pied by John keekas, the night OF June
27, last.
THE Cold Mountain Consolidated Min
ing company OF South Dakota was ad-
Judged bankrupt in the United States dis
trct court Monday. The company. which
Piute county, accumulated debts of sew
eral thousand dollars which ii was un-
able TO meet.
THE Salina Orchard & Loan company,
OF Sallna. Incorporated with the secre-
lary of state Monday. with a capitaliza-
tion Of $1,000 in 100 shares OF $40 each,
~. j. Crosier Is president: Carl Forahce
vice president; J: il Nelson secretary
Mrs. Alice o, Nelson. directors.
THE TOM THOMPSON co, a tailor
ing firm. doesn't pay tts bills. according
10 complaint filed III the district court
'"'hb'" pS '<t'Ail q ~. All illUclS cor
poration. I,amm & Co. say that they
furnished the Thompson concern with
$1,000 worth of goods between January |
and June 1, this year, for which only
$40 has been paid. and judgment for the
balance. with interest Is demanded
ISAAC SWEET of Portland Or. presi-
dent OF district No Of the l. O g H.
accompanied by j. 4. Schiller of Spu-
kane. Wash, arrived in this city Mon
day night and is nj tho Wilson hotel
Both gentlemen will address a public
meeting AT Temple B'nai Israel Tuesday
evening al O'Clock, in behalf of the
work Of tho order which they represent.
The meeting is public.
ARTHUR PRATT. warden Of the state
prison: Sheriff Sharp OF Salt Lake couu.
iy. Sheriff Barlow Wilson of Weber
county, and Sheriff George T. Judd of
Utah county. have been named by Gov |
eruor Spry as delegates TO the National |
Prison and international Prison AssocIa- |
tions' conventions. both Of which are 10 |
be held in Washington. u. c.. conjontly. |
from September 20 to October g. incII-
siNc. Mrs. Pratt will accompany War |
den Pratt.
WILLIAM THuRSTON BROWN sousb, |
the county attorneys office Monday for
q complaint against Palrolman C. w
Pitts. VINO IS alleged To have assaulted
Mr Brown after arresting him for Gre
lting disturbance arising out of q
street meeting. but County Attorney .Ioh
+. Lyon told Mr.. Brown that he Will DO
nothing as long as Nle case is i'm the
hands OF the police. This decision is NOT |
hnaL Mr.. Lyon said. however II the