The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14
City and Neighborhood

SPECIAL EXERCISES and an exhibit
OF school work were given by tho pupils
of the Lowell and Onequa schools Fri
day afternoon and evening.
Deputy Sheriff p. johnson. Thursday
night on the charge OF assaulting Eva
Sanders, l3 years of age.
THE FUNERAL Of elizabeth Bowen
will be held from the Twcnty-trst ward
o'clock, with interment in the City ceme-
terry.
THE TRIAL of Tom Rice. the shevwi'
| Indian. indicted on charge Of man
slaughter for the killing OF another In
dian. has been set for Monday. May l6,
In the United States court.
TIE FUNERAL services over the
body OF Martha G. Cramer. the young
dagghtST OF M and MF Mdd Gay SgTt Ca9G ftaT
noon at ST Mary's cathedral. 1nterment
was in Mount OlveC
IT Is ANNOUNCED from Washing
ton, d. c.. rhat Postmaster A. j.. Thomas
q formal smoker given last Wednesday
evening by the Kappa Sigma fraternity
OF the George Washington university.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the body
of William ~. Reading. who died in
Bakersfield. Cal. May Z. Of pneumonia.
were held Friday afternoon from the
Twelfth-Thirteent ward chapel Inter
ment took place In the City cemetery.
AN INTERESTING PRoGRAMME was
given at the Riverside school Friday
afternoon in honor of parents day, More
than 200 were present during the after
noon and greatly enjoyed the musical
programme. which consisted OF lnstru-
mental aud vocal numbers.
THE JURY in the case OF The
State against Burt Tlernan returned a
verdict Of not guilty in Judge Lewis 8
court Friday. and Tiernan was dis
charged. He was charged with attempt
ed criminal assault upon Sadie Lyngberg,
thirtcen-year-o girl, at Murray,
JUDGE ALEXANDER MMASTER Of
| the Juvenile court will leave today for
81 Louis to represent this state at the
| convention OF the National Association of
Corrections and Charities While In the
east Judge McMaster will visit number
of juvenile courts In the larger cities
THE TWO local lodges of the Frater-
nal Brotherhood gave dance Friday
night Mt the Odeon hall for the benefit
OF the uniformed rank OF the order.
| About 500 people were In attendance,
among whom were number OF visitors
| from the Murray lodge,
TIE GIRLS OF tho high school gave n
| clever character ball Friday evening in
the high school gymnasium, when 200
girls were attired In costumes entirely
The gymnasium was galT decorated
and fun reigned for three hours, Only
| girls were admitted.
| WHILE ATTEMPTING to pawn fifty
lantern for % cents a man giving the
| name of Il. O'Donncn, occupation. plas-
| terer, was arrested on Commercial street
Friday morning on the charge ,, OF pSu,, ,
been given TO him
THE SUPREME COURT. Friday,
heard arguments in and took under ad :
visement the following cases. In the
matter OF John r. Manning, an incompe-
| tent person. West Mountain Lime and
Stone company, appellant, VS., George M
| Danley ct al; Clara Larson appellant,
VS.. Oregon Short Limo Railroad company,
! SUIT WAS FILED in the district court
Friday by Lee Coffin and A. f, Lane. 90
ing business as Coffin & Lane; against
A. T. Hamilton; TO recover $1,000 dam
ages for alleged breach OF contract. 1t
J Is claimed that Coffin & Lane had the
snt house ler for 5ne amton but Vie Stter
refused to allow them 10 do the job.
DISAPPOINTED through failure TO
street. attempted suicide by taking
laudanum, late Thursday night. She
was revived by antidotes and being
borhood. She left n note for her mother.
Mrs. Anna Morton, giving the cause OF
her rash act
CHARLES HINES. in a cross com
| alleges that Nellie Hines, who is suing
him for divorce. called him "a dirty
rotten Greek" and other vile epithets
! unfit 10 print He also claims that she
has often told him that she did not love
him and wanted him TO get divorce
| Hines asks that his wifes complaint he
| dismissed. that he be awarded the di-
yorce and the custody OF the child.
| A GIRL and a boy II yenrs OF age
were committed 10 the state Industrial
| school by Judge McMaster Of the iuve-
nile court Friday for immoral conduct
a twelve old girl also was commit
ted 60 the industrial school on account
| of being a dependent and neglected child
| Two girls aged 16 years each. were com
| mittcd to the industrial school for inn
| moral conduct. but sentence WAS sus-
| pended In their cases and they were
placed on probation.
CHICKEN