The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
City and Neighborhood

MIR. AND MRS. J. Il. GRIGGS arc re
joiclns over the arrival OF a girl al their
home. 2oIo Richards avenue, May 20.
UNDER the direction OF Lon j. Had
dock. the Third ward choir VIII furnish
the musical programme at the Groves H..
-. s. hospital this afternoon at o'clock.
DIR. JAMES Z. CoLLINGE. psycholo-
gist. will give free public lecture this
Sunday evening i'm the hall at A Main
street. subject, What Think Ye OF
Christi"
A SHIPMENT of 10000 trout fry will
be shipped 10 Tooele county In "a few
days and the lakes OF Salt Lake county
NH be planted with fry during the pres
cnt week.
W. NJ. HAUTLAND was taken to the
Holy Cross hospital Saturday. where he
underwent an operation. At late hour
last night Mr.. Hautlands condition was
all that could be desired.
|. SLYRO, the Japanese restaurant
keeper who was convicted Thursday OF
selling liquor without license. was SEN
fenced by Judge Lewis OF the district
court Saturday TO pay line OF SOU.
AN ATTACHMENT suit was fled in
the district court Saturday by the Ma
tional Bank of tho Republic against j.
G. Coogan TO recover S34l.6 alleged TO
be due on an oyerdraft on March 80.
TIE c. A. SMURTHWA1TE PRO
DICE COMPANY filed suit in the dis
trict court Saturday against Dan Hansen
10 recover $l0i5.1O. alleged TO be due
for merchandise sold between January l
and December l3, 1907.
FISH AND GAME COMMISSIONERS
FRED CHAMBERS has returned from
planted trout fry In the White Rocks and
Duchcsnc rivers. He found everything
In that section OF the country in splendid
condition.
JOSEPH BURDETTE will address
members of the sixteenth ward at $50
o'clock this evening on the evils leading
TO the reform school, aud will also give
an outline OF the work at the state lnsO-
tuition in the past and the methods now
In vogue
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed in the
district court Saturday by s. G, Hanson
against Ella Hanson on the ground OF
desertioD. They were married at Wcs-
ton la, on October %, 1900. and 1t Is
alleged that the dcscrtion occurred on
November 10, 1906.
DISTRICT JUDGE MORSE SATURDAY
rendered decree in favor OF j. j.
Thomas and against q. Bourbon and
others auictiug plaintin utlc 10 IoI y
and the east half Of lot Is. block ].
Thomas's subdivision of block 10, five
acre plat A, Big Field survey.
SIMPLE FUNERAL SERVICES were
held over the body of Edward l.. Frank
lin in the funeral chapel of ;; d. Evans
Christian Science church delivered a brief
address Mrs. M Rybolt also delivered n
short address. Burial was In Mt. Olivet
JUDGE ARMSTRONG Saturday grant
ed Christina O.. Turner divorce from
Leonard Turner on the ground OF dcscr-
,lon They were married at Attus, Okla,
February t. 1905. and the dcsertion oc-
Cured August 26 of the same year. Mrs.
Turner was awarded the custody of the
child.
THE SOCIALIST PARTY will hold an
open air meeting this (Sunday) afternoon
at O'Clock in Liberty park. The Rev.
Milton Royce Kerr who is at present M
ing the pulpit in Unity hall, will address
the people on Socialism; also James a.
Smith the new Socialist secretary for
Utah; also Phil Englc. former state or
ganizer OF Michigan and Colorado. VIII
speak.
FIRE DAMAGED the building and con-
tents situated at GIG Emery street and
used for. Il residence and stable to the eN-
tent OF $40 Saturday morning. Chief
Glore and the apparatus from station No.
& responded, The blaze was caused by Il
bonfire.