The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01
City and NeighborhoOd

JOSEPH l.. LEWISTON was admitted
TO practice In the United states district
court Monday morning.
THE CASE OF Matthew p. Gilbert
against the Salt Lake & NerCuT railroad
was continued until Monday, March IS.
ARTHUR a. CALLfSTER. secretary OF
The state board OF sheen commissioners.
was confined 10 his homo Monday by
illncss.
FORMER RESIDENTS Of Canada Will
meet at the Commercial club TUESDAY
evening FOR the purpose OF organizing
Canadian club.
j. NJ KIRKHAM. formerly editor and
proprietor of the Lchi Bannor has sue
ceoded John II. Harper as business man
ager FOR the peseret Farmer.
MRS. w. G. PAYNE OF Tennessee has
written TO Postmaster \. L. Thomae for
iniormat ton about her son, Grover VIII
Hams. who, she believes is In this city
COUNTY ATTORNEY JOE +. LYON
issued complaint Monday against Seth
with drnamiting FISH III Big Cottonwood
creek. February "6.
THOMAS MOODY. for many years a
missionary In the Congo country. viii lee,
turc Wednesday night NJ the Immanu"l
Baptist church on the "Laymen MIS-
SionerY Movement.
MATIIONGTIhH THOMAS will address
tho Retail Merchants association Wcdnes-
day evening nj the regular meeting. 10
be held iu The Boyd Park building. His
subioc, will he BUSINESS Principles"
JULIA BLAIR OF ogden appeared be
fore tho court and WAS given one week
i'm which Ia file a statement OF her assets
and liabilities. Her creditors are trying
10 force her into Involuntary bankruptcy
THE FUNERAL OF William Houston,
who died At his homo on Navajo street.
SUNDAY, will he held al o'clock Wednes;,
day afternoon. from the moriuary chapel
of s. NJ. Taylor. Mr.. Houston was %
years old
FUNERAL SERVICES over the body
OF George Marinakis. who. was killed IN
the Clear Creek coal mines Saturday.
were held Monday In the Greek ortho-
doN church. The intsrment took place
in tho City cemetery.
THE CASE OF l. W. Fowler against J.
n Powers In the United States district
court. in which an cftor, was being made
10 collect on a promtssory note. wax DIS
missed Monday morning by Judge Jonn
a. Marshall.
DIR. S. u. BRIMHALL of the bureau of
animal industry will have completed the
inspection Of cattle in salt Lake, Davis
aud Utah counties by the middle OF this
month. He will then examine the cattle
in tho northern counties OF the state.
FIRE caused a nominal damage In the
White House bar at EOS South Main street
Monday afternoon at 2.15 o'clock. The
fire started back Of the waiuscotinS in
the rear room, but had been eNtinglushed
before the arrival of the department.
WHILE SWITCHING cars near the
mouth OF the Ohio Copper companies
workings at Bingham late sunday night
two miners. Huddleston and Lllock. were
caught between two cars and seriously In
iured Ullock was seriously bruised and
IIuddieston's left leg amputated.
L. T. POWELL Of Hunter Utah. who
was Injured near the Garfield smelters
ST Marks hospital sunday: lie Is sur
vivcd by widow and family at bunter
at which place the funeral will be held
at a time TO he announced later,
saul:ng a. 5. Williams some time ago,
was in Justice Bishops court Monday
morning. and asked for a change Of
venue, which WAS granted. The case
will he heard before the Justice court OF
Ncphi S Timpson of Sugar House.
FEBRUARY hank clearinss for Salt
Lake show an Increase OF Si,1i5.32S.56
over February OF 1909 Total clearings
for last month were S2$,s2s dlS;St o. o. and IT
Mondays clearings We're 81, l2s.9li,22. as
compared with s1.022. .llO.5i for the cor
responding day Of last year.
THE regular weekly meeting of the
held Monday night In Eastman hall.
Only routine business was acted upon
No action was taken relative 10 the trou-
unfair" contractors who have been en-
poyinG other than union mon
PERRY DONNELLY. charged with at
tempted assault upon Julia Hutchlns. II
years OF age, was before Justice Bishop,
Monday afternoon, and MAS discharged.
the state, failing to furnish evidence \
which would tend TO connect him with
the crime. The case OF George O. Hutch
ins, the father of the child. charged with
unnatural relations. was continued,
ID. r. WILLIAMS, who had the mis-
fortune of having his leg broken at the
Moscow mine last fall, slightly injured
his leg last Tuesday. BY means OF the
a piece of bone and lgnment that were
not taken out at the first operation. and
Drs. Roo, and Snyder performed sec
ond operation saturday MT Wiilains Is
doing nicely.
O. o. SNYDER. a miner employed al
the Silver King Coalition mine at Park
city. and David Keith. president of the
Silver King Coalition Mines company.
were on the stand Monday in the case
OF the Silver King Consolidated company
against tho Silver King Coalition com
pany. which is now being heard In the
United States court before Speciai In
amlner Christys
SOME FACETIOUS PERSON sent in a
riot call from Greektown Monday after
noon to the effect that 500 Greeks were
engaged In q fight The patrol wagon,
with Driver Moore, Patrolmen Grupdvig.
Hinton, Barker and Mccormick made
record run to the scene and upon their
arrival We're told that 1t was joke,
as the Greeks were celebrating their first
OF April The joker could not be located.
WILLIAM DUNSTER. residing at Sev
cnth West. between Fourth and Fifth
South streets. while attempting to climb
between two freight cars as he was on
his way home Saturday night. caught his
right arm between the bumpers Of the
cars and il was crushed so badly that
was necessary at tho Groves
L. D. :. hospital TO which place he was
Immediately removed, The surgeons say
the man will recover,
NELS JOHNSON rled suit in the dis
trict court Monday against the Utah
Mining company TO recover
damages in the sum OF SI999 for personal
injuries alleged 10 have been received
by him while employed in the Highland
Boy mine at Bingham, May 2S last. !
johnson alleges that he was caught in
cave-in and his right arm broken in two |
places and his back and groin severely |
crushed. and that he is permanently In !
jured.
SCOT on FIRE in the chimney OF the !
Studcba<cr Bros. building at l5I South |
state street Monday night at II o'clock |
brought the fire apparatus from head |
quarters and caused considerable eX-
element on the street There was no
damage,