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

day amounted to sS27 .576.O7' For the
$3.50, '-'0''
Midvale, has filed "A petition in bank
sl5i2.7l. and his assets at Sis. 'e' "'
THE REGULAR MEETING Of the
Jewish Relief society will he held To-
day (Thursday at tho b, b. hall, 20
Third East street. at 2:30 O'clock.
IN DISTRICT JUDGE ARMSTRONG; S
court Wednesday, Leila May Sanford was
granted final decree OF divorce from
Herbert o.. Sanford. The grounds were
non-support,
A CHANGE OF VENUE to the Justice
court Of Stanley w. Hanks in the case
OF Jessie Gibson. a negress charged
y WITH robbery was granted by Police
day.
WHILE PLAYING handball on the
the second floor OF fire Headquarters
East First South street Wednesday aft
out of an open widow and sprained his
left ankle,
EXAMINER j. T.. CHRISTY resumed
the hearing Of testimony Wednesday in
the action brought by the Raft River
Land and Livestock company against
John Lind and others. The action in
wolves the title to several water rights
in the Raft river.
PLEADING GUILTY TO stealing cloth
ing. George Smith and Roy Whitfield
were each fined $50 or thirty days in
fall in police court Wednesday. Smith
stole his suit from the Muiiet clothing
store and Whitfield took his garments
from the Gardner store.
JEROME TRACY of Burtncr. Utah.
and Dr. Elizabeth X. Cshoon Of New York
City we're married Tuesday. October 4,
at 1860 East Firth South street Rev.
Tracy will make their home at Burt
ner.
CHRISTIAN GELLEE, aged 50 years.
a pioneer OF the early seventies, died
Wednesday al the home OF his dauGh
nue., Of general debility Mr. Gcllcr who
lived in MURRAY, Is survived by widow
and seven children. No funeral arrange
mentS have been made.
p. j GoBLE. A carpenter foreman for
the Denver Rio Grande Railway com
pany. formerly of 90i South First West
street, Salt Lake. Is now in a hospital
leg Timber which was beng
used I'm the construction Of q bridge fcll
on him while he was at work near truita,
Colo.
MARIE HILTON. aged 10 years. living
at l34 y street sustained a broken leg
and other ipjuries as The result oil being
thrown from horse. Three yNi,i; y9umG men men
frightened Miss IInton's. stecd. The slr
was thrown heavily 10 the pavement and
then tramplcd on by her morse
"A NIGHT IN WALES" will be given
under tho auspices OF the Sons ana
Daughters OF Wales at o'clock This
1Thursdayl evening in the Sixteenth
ward assembly hall Besides The play
there Will be Welsh singers and Welsh
sneakers The affair is intended for a
Welsh reunion. and all visitors OF this
arc invited To he present
A TOTAL Of 429 cases were handled
In the police court In September, accord,
inc to Clerk j. r. CannpG's report iilcd
with the city recorder "Wednesday, or
these lsi were for drunkenness and scX-
pnty-scvcn for violating street ordl-
nanccs. 'Thc rest are distributed among
thIriy-two orfcnscs. The receipts oil thc
court were 1861 %. Of which the city gets
S64S.G0.
OWING rO THE CLAIM Of unsani-
tary conditions at lndianola and fair-
view In Sanpete county, milk and dairy y
shjpmcnts from those points have bccn
excluded by the salt Lake au,h2rl-
ties general cleaning up VIII Ioi-
low The milk supply OF the city comes
largely from south OF salt Lake and
careful watch is being made OF All
dairics. Utah county dairies VIII also
be inspected.