The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-10
City and Neighborhood

II. II. HERR filed suit for divorce ir
| the district court Thursday against Bessie
| /. Herr on the ground OF dcsertion.
CADET SIDNEY II. EVANS returned
| Thursday after strenuous second yeal
in Staunton Military academy al Staun-
ton, Wa.
CLERK JUDD of the city board OF cdu-
cation VIII pay the salaries OF teachers
in the public schools today for tho last
month of the school year.
GEORGE PAPPAS. proprietor OF sa
loon on Commercial street. was arrested
Thursday morning the charge of con-
tributlng to the delinquency OF minors.
DAN SIMPSON was arrested by Mo-
torcyc'e Patrolman Griffin Thursday
morning on the charge OF stealing fifty
feet Of garden hose from the yelling
ton hoto
THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
today will complete the work of Issuing
teachers certificates and diplomas and
also make final arrangements for the
state teachers examinations, to be held
July 26. 81 and rs.
MRS. GRACE TAYLOR. wife OF Ben
Taylor for twelve years employed at the
White House hotel rs night watchman,
is at ST. Marks hospital In a critical
condition and may undergo an operation
today.
GEORGE MOORE. a negro. was ar
rested by Patrolman Beynon at Greek
NoNn llSHl ana taken TO the
police station, where he was charged with
threatening to xiii. Patroiman Beynon
will swear to the complaint today
KENNETH EVANS. who for some
years past has been cashier for the Brey-
man Leather company OF Portland. or
arrived hero Thursday and viii take a
position with the Salt Lake Hardware
company,
j. l.. Fits who was arrested here
last summer while making Socialist
lecture on the street has returned to the
city and VIII speak at the corner of
Main and Second South streets tonight.
on "The Menace OF Rooseveltisn,.D
NATHAN GOLDFARB and Mamie
Evans. charged with statutory offenses,
appeared before Justice Bishop Thurs
day afternoon and requested a change of
venue TO Justice Ncphi f.. Timpson's
court IN precinct No. l. which was
granted
THE BODY OF MRS. CARRIE PAIL.
son, wife of Nels Psulson. local manager
of the j. p. Paulson company, who died
in Norway May 20 will arrive in this city
Saturday morning, according to n teIe-
gram received Thursday by O'DonnelI g.
Co. undertakers. Funeral announcements
VIII be made later.
DIR. SINCLAIR ROYLE. T. M. Royle
and Jack Royle. who were called To Salt
Lake TO attend the funeral OF tbely "a
thcr. the late Judge ]. c. Rovle, win leave
today for their homes in the East Mrs
Roylc. the mother OF the three men will
accompany II M Royie TO his home In
New York, where she will remain in
definitely,
"MULLIGAN STEW was the llndojnr
OF six hoboes who congrcgnted In the rear
of the Hurry Back saloon. SOP West First
South street. Thursday night. TO enioy
the tempting dish. Ducks stolen Wednes-
day night from Mrs, Holland a4 South |
Fourth West street. were In the stew
and portions likewise were in the sperie
hobo before the arrival OF the police
UNITED STATES MARSHAL, JAMES
n. ANDERSON left Thursday for New
Orleans with Gerald W. Evans. wantnS |
In Louisiana for fraudulent use of the
mails. Hc also had in custody Robert
Plkyavit, n Piute Indian, sentenced TO the
federal prison for stealing rovernmont
and +. ID. Stapieton, convicted |
OF forgery, who also will be left af |
I<eaYenWorth. ~