The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19
City and Neighborhood

THE LADIES AUXILIARY OF the
Congregation Montcfiore Will give card
party In the vestry rooms of the syna-
goguo, January %. at o'clock =. m.
WILLIAM JAMES HEWITT was ex-
amincd as TO his sanity before Judge
Lewis of the district court Tuesday and
was committed 10 tho state mental hos
pltal at Provo
J. EDWARD TAYLOR, state hortIcul-
turGl inspector. left Tuesday for Logan.
where he Will speak at tho Farmers
Round Up. Mr., Taylor viii return 10
salt Lake Thursday evening.
PROFESSOR BYRON CUMMINGS and
family left at / o'clock Tuesday for
tho east where they win sail for Ger
many. To be gone for about two years,
during which tmo Professor Cummings
will study.
TWO BONES OF BUTTER were spilled
about Main street and Second South
Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock when the
team attached 10 the delivery wagon Of
tho Jensen Creamery company became
frightened and attempted To run away,
JVI2Y JOHNSON has written the Salt
Lake police department requesting that
an effort be made to find her brother
who is supposed to be In this. city. The
woman does not tell In the letter what
scription of him.
ALL THE MATTERS passed upon by
the city council Monday night excepting
the appointments OF employees in the IL
proved by Mayor Bransford Tuesday. He
held up these appointments until today,
when he will take action uPou them.
JUDGE ARMSTRONG Tuesday granted
a divorce 10 Florence D. Christensen
from Harry w Christensen on the ground
OF failure to support. They were married
In Ogden. July II, 1906, and Mrs, Chris
tenscn claimed that her husband failed
to support her for more than year.
LESTER T. MOKETON. son OF j. B
Nj ed
his new duties as clerk OF Judge Bow
mans court Tuesday afternoon. For
tho past two years young Morcton has
been in the civil division OF the city court
under Judge Whitaker and prior 10 that
time was clerk OF the criminal division
of the city court.
THE WILL OF Mrs. Clara Cottle. who
died in this city January 10. 1910. was
Tuesday together with the petition OF
Henry T.. Cottlc, asking that he be ap-
pointed executor as provided in the will,
The estate consists of personal property
seven heirs named In the Will.
OWING TO THE REQUEST or her
husband. Mrs. Rosie Grebenc. who is said
To have oloped from Bingham with
whom were arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Coates. was released from the county
jail Tuesday afternoon and returned To
her home. T;ihtcr is still being held.
y
rested ]. B. FitzGibhon. a dcsertcr from
tho United States army. Tuesday night
and took him 10 the city Jail, where he !
Will he held until his return TO Fort |
Douglas. Fitzgibbon gave his oGcupa
ton as that Of a miner. PatIolman Bur |
ton viii receive a reward of $50 from
ihe government for making the arrest.
FRIENDS OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Sears. !
formerly OF this city but now living in |
New York City VIII regret 10 hear OF |
The death of their infant son, which oc- |
.urred on Saturday last. Mr.. Sears was
formerly an artist on The Tribune. hut !
went east several years ago Since then !
le has been doing work for the New
or magazines The sympathy OF Salt |
lake friends Is extended them in their
Ifilictiou.
4 PETITION for the probate OF the
NH OF Marcus L. Mason. who died in
carthage. y. y. October - last. was
rict court Tuesday by Frank p. Phil
ips and A. Y. Mills. The estate in Utah
consists of a balance due on a contract
i sale OF real property, amounting to
ounty. valued at $500. The petitioners
SIX that they be appointed executors OF
he viii.
CHAPLAIN JOHN T. ANTON who re-
entity returned from the Philippines. de-
iNered another Of his interesting and in
trnctive lectures on, the Ellipinos and
heir customs 10 big audience at the
third ward amusement hall Tuesday
veninS. In beginning Mr.. AXtcu said
e felt right at home. for looking down
he aisle the FIRST thing he saw was Or
on II. Hewlett with whom-hc used TO
ct UP at o'clock in the morning a
uarter OF century ago To pass papers
his was immensely enjoyed by the big
rowd. The chaplain dwclt upon the
rusress OF the Americans on the island
n CnlI1ltpnilC The natives