The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
City and Nelghborheod

was placed on trial before a jury in the
criminal division OF the Third district
court Monday. on an Information charg
Ing him with obtaining money by false
preterses from l.. Grossman. n pawn
broker Of Garfield Halliday is accused
Of cashing a worthless time check for
Sol on Grossman. receiving SIS In mer-
chandise and sis In cash. The trial had
not been concluded at the hour OF ad-
! Journment.
EVA HANSEN is seeking divorce
from Victor Hansen, IN the Third dis
trlct court. on the grounds OF dssertion
and failure to support. The parties
! were married in November. 1902. and
Mrs Hansen says that her huband LETT
! later for Ogden. writing TO her that ha
thought they made mistake by getting
better live apart, which they have been
doing, without her consent.
! THE COUNTY ATTORNEY filed a
complaint agains, John McGraw and
ing them with grand larceny for the al
! '"gcd theft OF watch and chain. val
ued at SI5 from DIR. w. Il. Garner at
J, Is understood that the men entered
! the room. where the doctor was asleep
IN chair. and touched him for the
atch.
LILLIAN PrEFFER says that Albert
| j. Pfeffer has deserted her and failed to
| support her. and she has filed an action
| for divorce in the Third district court
Fhe parties were married August s. 1902
Ptcner saws that her husband is now
! engaged In the restaurant business In
Portland, Or. Mrs. Ffeffer also asks for
the custody OF the child.
THE INTERNATIONAL EXPLoRA
TlON COMPANY of Kansas City has
asked for dry farming literature, IT.
! letter 20 the publicity bureau Of the
Commercial club Other letters asking
for information were received. one from
a landscape gardener OF Denver. an
nouncing that he viii! become a resident
of Gllt Lob .ts q
THE BODY OF H. Wilbur Willard who
was struck by an automobile and killed
on South West Temple street April %
this year, VIII be taken from the vault
at 2 o'clock this afternoon and placed
in the family lot in Mount Olvet GENE
terry. As he alightcd from street car
Willard was struck by an automobile.
THE BOARD Of EDUCATION has
given notice oil the competition for archi-
lects on plans for the new school build
ing; Tho competition Is confined TO Utah
architects and vii! close at noon Feb
ruary 20. All information concerning |
the matter may be obtained at the Office
OF the clerk OF the board,
MARTHA ROYLE PALMER has filed |
a petition in tho probate division OF IN.
Third distric, court for the appointment
OF r.. IS. Sritchlow as administrator OF |
the estate OF Eliza Is. Royle. Mrs. |
Jonathan Z. Royle, left an estate valued |
al $4,000 |
u. f. COLLETT. secretary OF the |
Utah Manufacturers association. Is in |
Cache county rounding UP exhibits for
the chamber OF commerce Ia the Vermont |
building. He visited Brigham CuyI
while in the county and made a strong |
appeal 90 the business men for displays |
THE LITERATURE and modern drama
class OF the Modern school VIII meet to-
night al 1860 East Fifth South street
at O'Clock. candida" will be the
subject for study. Readings from the
i.l nd tA.l1 ,,T gf IL.
actcrs will occupy The evening.
THE WESTERN MOVING PICTURE
COMPANY. with "a capital stock of
$500. in IS shares, filed articles of in
clerk Monday. The officers are A. p. |
Mehesy. president and treasurer, md ]
Is. Johnson vice president
ED BERRY. Bingham saloon man.
man Hcndrckson at the Grill cafe on
Third South street. and charged with
using abusive language and creating Il
disturbance. He was released on $40
bail.
THE CASE OF grand larceny against
BIZ Luras was dismissed in the Third
district court Monday. on motion of the
prosecution. Lor the reason that the Wit
nasses are Scattered and conviction
would not be likely. the authorities say
THE VAGRANCY CASES OF Sadie
Gray anl eight other women who viii
were set by Police Judge Whitaker. Mon
day. They will be taken up in order
beginning Monday, January ..
AFTEE HAVING spent, almost a
Walter Shelton. diphtherla victim. was
discharged Monday. II Is the intention
OF Shelton To secure work here and later
go 10 HIS home In Wisconsin.
WILLIAM BRAND. a laborer at Gar
field. filed petition In bankruptcy In
tho United States district court Monday.
Ills debts s,G" amoun, ,, to $500 and he has
be exempt under the law.
BANK CLEARINGS for Monday
showed an increase over the correspond
Ing day OF last year. The clearings
i26, 6,165 %: December 10. 1909, $3.50
S66 OF; increase 100000
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Han
nah Mason Gould; daughter of Mrs. G.
Friends arc invited.
FRED JONES has filed an action {
against the Prince Of Wales Mining and {
ON four causes Of action. for labor per- !
formed. ;
MRS. I. C, oDEiL. who was operated ;,
upon ,l1 MONDAY at the Holy Cross hospi,
progressing as favorably as could bc cx-
pected.
Il, G. EVANS, elevator operator on the |
county side OF the city and county !
VIII SHlcF kHt treasurer Of |
Hcc as a clerk. January |. 1911
y. &. LARSON. "a laundrymnn ig at
the Holy CroSs hospital suffering from
a fractured left leg. occaSioncd by ~ fall
from his horse Sunday noon.
MISS KATHERINE; MURPHY, who is
attending school In New York will spend
the holidays with her relatives IN Jcr-
sey City.
MRS. II. -. ELLER BECK will enter {
tain at dinner ut the Commercial club
tonight. Covers will be laid 8Jr Twelve c
II. l.. WAY OF Jackson. Mich. stopped
IN The city Monday his way 10 San
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