The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
City and Neighborhood

TODAY lie naturalization day In the
United States district court. a number
of cases are scheduled for bearing.
JUDGE c; w. MORSE signed q decree
Friday in the case of W. H. Alder and
w. NJ. Gundry by which their copartner-
ship affairs arc settled amicably.
FOR THE FIRST time in nine weeks
DR.. j. w. fireman, city veterinarian. il
on the Job again. DR.. fireman is recoy-
ering from a severe attack OF typhoid.
POLICE MATRON CLIFFORD returned
to Salt Lake City Friday from Provo.
where she had been Thanksgiving gust
at the home of her sister, Mrs. w, Ii.
Mitchell.
JACK KING who said he had just
passed his twenty-f first birthday. was Fri
day afternoon sentenced TO serve thirty
days in jail for stealing an ovcrcoat from
the Nevada rooming house.
BANK CLEARINGS for Salt Lake for
the week ending November % were ST.
664.9S0. &c, as against sl,417.l7T-69 for
the corresponding week OF last year. an
increase OF nearly s25o,00o
JENNIE SMITH, 81 years old. who was
charged with vagrancy, was sentenced to
sixty days in the city jail by Judge j.
j. Whitaker Friday afternoon.
DR.. JOSEPH T. KINGsBURY, presl-
dent of the University of Utah. Will ad,
dress the parents class of Cannon ward
day at the Sunday school hour.
WORD WAS RECEIVED Friday morn
ing that the Snowflake academy, which
is located at Snowflake, Arz, was de-
stroyed by fire Thursday night. The dis
patch did not mention the origin or the
flames.
PROFESSOR LEVI EDGAR YOUNG of
the University OF Utah has returned from
Berkeley, Cal. where he had been at
tending meeting Of the PACIFIC coast
branch Of the American Historical So
ciety.
JULES LARARTHE and son accom-
panied the body OF Mrs Eurithc *. La
Barthc TO Colorado Springs, leaving here
Friday morning over the Denver & Flo
GraDdc. The body was taken there for
interment
JACK POMEROY. chauffeur, en-
ployed by the Taxicab company. was ar
Jack Corlcss He is charged with em-
bezzling $50 from the company for whom
he worked.
GOV. WILLIAM SPRY left AT / O'Clock
Friday for Frankfort, where he will at
tend the convention OF governors begin
ming in that city next Monday Governor
Sply will also attend the dairy show TO
be held in Chicago.
d II. CHRISTENSEN. superintendent
OF the city schools Will lecture before
| ward Sunday school, Sunday morning at
10 o'clock; subject. Higher Education" :"
The public is invited
ACCORDING to reports from tho L. D
| s. hospital. Friday night the condition os
| Nathaniel Y. Jones. the attorney is much
| improved. Mr.. Jores has been suffering
| from acute kidney trouble. He was
stricken while in Mexico On a business
| trip.
| THE FEW WILD DUCKS that have
| been offered for sale on the local mar
| ket do not seem TO be in much demand.
The public appears to be afraid TO eat
| wild game this season on account of the
plague that affected the ducks early in
| the season.
| AN ACTION for divorce was begun
| Friday in :he district court by Albert
| poulson against Josie Poulson. They
| were married I'm Salt Lake, November CO.
1905, and January TO- 1909. according 10
the complaint, Mrs. PouIson deserted her
| husband.
ON FRIDAY the Oregon Short Line
Railroad company filed with the city re-
| corC,er its acceptance OF the franchise
granted Monday night by the city coun-
| ell. The franchise is for a spur track
or Fourth North street near Fourth
| West street
state board OF health Of 40 cases OF
smallpox at Toqucrville. Washington
| county The total population OF the town
| is 27e. An investigation OF the cause Of
| the disease is 10 be made by the board
as soon as possible.
| THERE WAS no session OF the juve-
| lie court Friday, for the S,esson that
Judge Alexander McMaster spent his
! Thanksgiving period with friends in Io-
| gan. Chief Probation Officer Guardello
! Brown ate his turkey in Ogden There
viii be a session OF the court next Tues
| day.
to the residence of Attorney Frank J.
Gustin. 1924 Fast South Temple street
| shortly before 2 o'clock Friday night. The
prompt action OF the fire department pre-
| of In. zY,,6o ,,,I.
about s. damage was done TO the build
ing.
JOSEPH f. MORRISON. a grocer. Of
| III North Second West street. filed petit
district court This morning. He gives his
! debts az sS1a.6+ and his assets as sells.
OF which $3.50 is exempt. The heaviest
loser by his failure Is q. c. NJ L.. which
$50 20.
HENRIETTA MARIE RoBIssoN. Fri
day, began an action for divorce against
Francis Robson. They were married at
| Brussels. Belgium. June &c, 1893. There
arc children. Failure 10 support.
drunkenness and indulgence in vulgar
language ere assigned as causes OF com
| plant The wife demands an equity in
| their home.
JIM WILLIAMS. is years old. SOL ST.
| mondi avenue. MAS arrested on warrant
FRIDAY night by Motorcycle Policeman
Hendrickson. He is charged with using
firearms In the city limits. The com
pIsinant is RI. r. Bassford. who alleges
/ that Williams sAot a hole through one OF
tho windows in his house last Sunday
| when tho family WAS away from homc.
Williams vas released on his own recog-
"'1S%fni MmiiE there is little question in the
minds OF the local police that the body
found on the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road tracks four miles north OF this city,
Monday morning. Is that of John Steven
son. who left Des Moines. la. November
l27, bound for Los Angeles. the authori-
ties think IL rather strange that nothing
further has been heard from the officers
al Des Moines as 10 the disposition OF
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