The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-30
City and Neighborheod

THE BANK CLEARINGS Friday ,. were
sT5I. .2lI.55. as compared with 59ii, 123 10
for the corresponding day OF last year
DIR. AND MRS. c, f. PINKERTON re-
turned Friday from Los Angeles and the
beaches. Mrs. Pinkcrton Is very much
improved in health.
H. Il, ALLEN, a Twin Falls, Ida.
booster. is IN the city on business: Mr..
Allen says that Twin Falls is growing at
"a phenomenal rate.
JOHN MORTON and Burt Allen are
charged with attempted robbery in a
complaint issued by tho county attorney
Friday. 1t Is alleged that they attempted
TO rob Emanual C. Bell on July %.
TIE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
COMMITTEE OF the board of education
Will meet at o'clock Monday to dis
cuss plans for the purchase OF additional
property for the east side high school
site.
j. l.. THEOBALD, a former resident
of Salt Lake City, was thrown from
buggy in a RUNAWAY at Winnemucca.
New, Il few days ago, as result OF
which he is nursing a broken arm and
bruised body.
OUT ON THE sheep ranges there has
been several showers OF rain during the
past few days and the sheepmen arc ac-
benehcent Providence. according to re-
ports received here,
NON-SUPPORT is the charge which
Christenia Sherman makes against John
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which she fled with the clerk of tho dis
trict court Friday. Mrs. Sherman asks
for $50 u month alimouy and $75 attor
ney fees.
special damages has been filed in the
district court by e e. Harris against
the Denver & Rio Grandc Railroad com
pany Harris alleges that he was in
the company.
A. II THIEssBN. chief of the local
weather bureau. has returned from Price.
Utah. where he has made arrangements
II. c. Smith of the Carbon County News
has been appointed observer, and the
station Will be opened August 1.
A PETITION for the probating OF the
died In Washington, d. c.. March l, 1910,
has been filed I'm the district court. The
petition recites that he left real estate in
Weber county valued at $500 and per-
S275,
AT THE COMMERCIAL CLUB today
the musical programme at the luncheon
will be carried out by Miss Claude
Hartley. vioinist; Fred c. Graham. ten
or; Miss Maudc Thorne. accompanist,
There are thirteen numbers on The pro-
grammc
FUNERAL SERVICES for Rose
Fletcher Wilson the 5-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wilson of 742
West Second North street, who died
Thursday. will be held Saturday after
noon at o'clock In the Twenty eighth
ward chapel. Interment VIII be In the
City cemetery.
c. l.. DUBOIS. chief of the survey de-
parlment of the United states general
land office, arrived in Salt Lake Friday
morning and Will organize parties to sur
vey large areas In the southern part of
the state. The land to be surveyed lies
principally in Iron; Washington, Kane
Il Tty..yN
EARL j. CUSHMAN. an infant. by his
guardian ad Htem,, j. j. CuShman. has
filed suit in the district court against
! the Utah Light Railway company, in
personal injuries alleged to have been
received by the infant by being run over
by street car on March n, 1910.
JUSTICE r. NJ. BISHOP Will celebrate
next. at which time he will be 81 years
OF age He will hold no court on that
day. musical and festivities of varI-
Que sorts viii mark the he &c Geebrati1n
many friends OF the judge.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION of
the Deep Creek Copper Blossom Mining
company were filed with the county
| tai stock OF $4,000, with shares OF the
par value OF 10 cents each. The officers
are: Arthur l., Thomas. president; II.
| 6chmertz, vice president: l.. H. Gray.
secretary and treasurer,
r. s. NOLF, who Is promoting the
Rice Mountain property In southern Utah,
| is I'm the city and is meeting with sue
cess in organizing. In fact. organization
has been delayed by offers TO purchase
the property. which were only rejected
Friday afternoon. "A cotcric OF eastern
parties having made a substantial bid
! for the same.
OBTAINING MONEY under false pre-
| lenses is the charge against John Mac
donald in a complaint issued Friday by
the county attorney. 1t is alleged that
! Macdonald passed a worthless check for
| $2J on B. G.. Cox,
LUCY BELL is charged with grand
larceny In complaint ISSUED by the
| county attorney. II is alleged that she
| robbed William Smith of $3.50 on July rs.
A private safe may be rented in the