The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-15
City and Neighborhood

EDWARD ELLIOTT delivered lecture
| in Barratr hall Monday evening before
| Il fair audience. Mr.. Elliott. during his
discourse, reviewed several OF the sue
| cessful PLAYS now upon the boards.
JESSE H. WHITE. who has been con-
nccted with The Utah Fuel company Tor
| Il number Of years, has accepted the posi-
| tion of general sales agent Of tho Con
solidated Fuel company IN salt Lake.
AN ACTION WAS hled in the district
court Monday by Mohr Iouse against
William Watson and wife to aniet tite
TO part Of section 81. township south,
range l west. Salt Lake meridian.
CITY RECORDER CARL ALLISON Of
Ogden was Il visitor in salt Lake MOT
day and called at the Office OF city Re
cordor Zen s Rlvcs where Inc took notes
on the system OF keeping records In that
Office.
PROF. MITCHELL CARROLL OF the
George Washington university at wash.
iugton d, c.. win deliver an address at
Rowland hall next Friday evening ON
archaeology and Antiquities The lee
turc is free.
THERE WILL. be meeting OF tho
Canadian association Tuesday evening
at rs East South Temple street. y pro-
gramme has been arranged for the even
Ing The exercises VIII begin at $50
o o'clock.
JUDGE MORSE of the district court
Monday rendered a decree III ltLNpl VI "
II. Backman against Elizabeth ;. BUT
iingame and others. quieting inc tttle
of the plaintiff to lot 6. block ll9, plat
\. Salt Lake City survey,
THIEVES broke into the showcase in
front Of the Paris Millinery companys
store Sunday night and stole silk hose
and underwear valued at $50 The thiel
was seen by Patrolman Egbert as he was
leaving. lie was chased, but escaped llto
an alley.
WORD COMES from hex. in the heart
of the desert" in Millard county, and
the best winter range in Utah; that the
sheep have wlntercd well. with no loss
more than usual. There has not been
snow enough there. or they would nave
done better.
JOHN DOE said to he the proprietor of
the Anselus rooming house, was arrested
Monday afternoon and taken 10 the police
station where he was charged with sell
ing liquor without license. lie WAS re-
leased after leaving $500 bail for his ap-
pcarance in police court Tuesday NOM
ing.
MARIE BRUNNING filed suit for d.
vorce In the district court Monday
against Henry Drumming. on the ground
OF desertion. They were married in TINS
city September 2S, 1904, and, u is aleged:
Drumming deserted his wife May ,, 1905.
They have one child, OF which Mrs. Brun-
ming asks the custody,
JUDGE ARMSTRONG of the district
court Monday rendered Judgment IN "a
against the Pioneer Nursery company Tor
the sum of $5ol.sT and interest trom July
II, 1905 the amount iounn uuc lof d
shipment Of nursery stock 10 defendants
In 1905.
TIlE state insurance department has
admitted to do business in the state OF
Utah the Aetna Accident and Liability
company OF New York and the Danish
Sisterhood OF this city, The former has
a paid capital of $4,000 and surplus
of SIS. 600 while the latter is merely a
fraternal organization, with no capital
A CALL Tor the thirty seventh annual
session of the National Conference OF
Charities and Corrections. which meets
I'm ST Louis, Mo. May 10 TO 20, has been
received by Governor William Spry. ana
he is asked to name as many delegates 70
the conference he deems wise and
proper.
STATE TREASURER DAVID MATT
SON removed his offices from the Nc
Cornick bank 10 the Merchants bank
treasurer are at the rear, OF the Mer-
chants bank lobby, and handsome IN
lures to match the bank furnishings have
been put III place
THE Sunnyside Reservoir Irrigated
Lands and Livestock company has MED
application with the state engineer FOR
1900 acre-feet of water from the Cotton
wood wash in Carbon county. TINS COM
pany plans to operate near SunnySide as
soon as a reservoir can be constructed;
nd during the irrigatinG season 1t VIII
use FIVE second feet OF water.
JACK GRAY. residing at o35 Bridge
Dor: street while employed in the clean
ing room of the Regal Cleaning company,
l56 East Second South street. was over
come by ting fumes from the gasoline
Monday morning. He was carried into
the Office OF the establishment. where
restoratives were applied. He returned
TO his work shortly aftcrward-
STATE AUDITOR JESSE d. JEWKES
is sending out warrants fer the payment
900 OF these. $4,000 worth remains from
last wear. while $50. 600 is ont OF the ap-
propriaticn for this year This c%hausts
the fund until after the lakes come In
next fall. so that claims from this time
forward will have TO walt Tor redemption.
FRED &. GRAHAM left Monday even
inc al S O'Clock Tor II concert tour OF some
OF the southern cities and towns OF the
state. Nh. Graham's tour VIII Include
Beaver CITY, Cedar CITY. ST. George and
several other places. Local talent. T'her-
ever he appears, viii act ~ anrcompanist
for Mr. Graham. The tour WIN keep Mr..
Graham away from salt Lake City about
ten days.
was rendered by Judge Morse Of the dis
trict court Monday in favor OF the Ma
lioual Bank OF tho Republic and against
George :. Radon and wife and George
L.. Williams and wlfc and tho Murray
Meat and livestock COMPANY FOR the
sum Of s5i16.66- Tho property forccloscd
is part Of section %. township I south,
rsnse / west. salt Lake meridian.
Wall Pauer Cleaning
Il; Hazel Bell 1875. Ind. 3Q3l.