The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-22
City and NeighborhoOd

JUDGE ALEXANDER MoMAsTER of
the Juvenile court Will hold court in Coal
vile Tuesday.
CASHIER BARLEs of the National
Bank of the Republic is confined to his
home with a serious illness.
JUDGE GEORGE 6. ARMSTRONG
went to Coalville Monday. where he will
hold court for the next week or ten days
THE Miller National Fire Insurance
company has been admitted 10 this state.
e. III. Peirce OF this city is named as the
local agent.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting OF
the state board of examiners was held in
the office of Governor Spry on Monday
and Will be concluded Tuesday.
THE FURNISHINGS COMMITTEE of
the Commercial club will hold special
meeting at noon at the club rooms, and
sessions Will be frequent during the next
few weeks,
JOSEPH f. TAYLOR filed suit in the
district court Monday against c. II.
Gushing 10 recover S56S 40 alleged to he
due for undertakcrs' supplies and services
between January 1 and June l, 1909.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued a
complaint Monday against Tom williams.
charging him with robbery. II is alleged
that Williams robbed James Douglas OF a
watch and % cents in coin last Saturday
AN ACTION was fled in the district
against William Robinson, to quiet title
TO part of lot 4. section 6. township 2
south, range l east, Salt Lake meridian.
!. ". GATES. local manager for the
Mines and Smelter Supply company, en-
tertaIned the members OF the office force
and the statesmen OF the company at a
dinner at the Commercial club Monday
evening
DEPUTY CITY RECORDER II. WAR
REsN SMITH. who recently underwent a
serious opera ton AT the keogh- Hammond
hospital. was able to be at his post OF
duty on Monday for the first time In
three weeks.
THE Otis Elevator company began
ing installed on the city side OF the city
and county building on Monday. and eZ-
poets to have ii completed and in opera
tion soon after May /.
HUGH a. McMILLIN, census super
visor for the state Of Utah, returned |
Monday from a trip TO Washington coun- |
", whittier he went to engage an emu
merator to take the census among the |
Indians Of that locality.
LIZZIE A. FEELY filed an action for
divorce in the district court Monday |
against John Feely on the ground OF de-
sertion. They were married In this city |
on August 2S, 1907. and it is alleged that |
Feely deserted his wife on November 8 |
OF the same year.
CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT was
caused among the students OF the Latter
when tar pile back OF that school
caught fire. Chief Glore, with the ap-
paratus from headquarters, responded.
There was no damage
JUDGE JOHN STANSBURY. United |
States attorney, who is spending several
weeks In Utah Investigating Indian dep
relation claims against the United States
government, arrived in salt Lake City
Monday from the southern part OF the
state.
FIRE. caused by sparks on the roof,
the bottlng plant OF NJ. G. Sor-
enson of III Roosevelt avenue TO the
building is valued at 500. Chief Glore
and the apparatus from station No. re-
sponded,
THE TRIBUNE has been asked to
thank George Auerbach. a. J. Wallace
and a. Graupe. OF the firm OF F. Auer-
bach & Bro, in behalf OF the clerks OF
that firm, for their kind support OF the
early closing movement and the action
taken by them In the matter.
CARPENTER TOOLS. which almost
fill an ordinary sack are at the police
station awaiting Identification The tools
were found in the residence of j. w.
house was raided Saturday night. The
police believe the tools have been stolen.
TO MEET the Increased demand for
money orders AT the postoffice. new
money order window Is now being in
stalled and will be opened in the course
of the next few days. This will greatly
relieve the congested condition OF this
department. OF the postoftice, which has
'cSH III loI Illont!lS past.
THE Very Rev W r. Harris, D. D.,
will address the Knights OF Columbus In
their hall IN the Wey building this {
Tuesday evening. This is the second
II series OF lectures inauguratcd by
Lecturer j. p. Tanning of the local order. ,
Rev. MIR. Harris recently came here from |
and is q very able and eloquent
orator.
SCORES of prospective purchasers were
aiken to the various additions on the
bench Monday. and "A good {
proportion of the number became actual J
purchasers Monday afternoon. The real {
state dealers are making good their Z
promises of improvements as graders are I
Il work on Crescent Park. Monheim ]
Park and Highland Park. {
4 COMMUNICATION was received by !
he city health department Monday from !
he Teachers college Of Columbia uni q
'ersity. New York, stating that a new
department OF nursing and health has
'een opened at that institution for the
pecial training OF skilled workers In
lealth protection. The department. is
sked 10 cooperate with the university y
n making the department n success. a
SUIT WAS FILED In the district court y
Ionday by James Alias against Cd, =
'apaspyrideS, to foreclose a chattel mort
age on the Byron saloon and restaurant e
t 52o West Second South street The |
1ortgage was given on September s. 1909
o secure the payment of a promissory |
ote on which there is due 1915. In addi- 7
ion 10 that amount, judgment is also s
sked for $50 as attorneys fees and also n