The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
City and Neighborhood


STATE SENATOR JOHN NJ. SEELY
OF MI Pleasant and Robert c.. Bryant
Of Yellowstone park arc stopping at tho
Cullen,
THE SONS OF VETERANS win hold
their regular meeting Saturday night In
Columbus hall. l2I East First South
street. All members are requested 10 he
present. as worry important business is To
he transacted.
TIIr; free employment bureau To bc in
stitutcd by Rrv. Elmer l. Goshen VIII he
ready for business tho first af next week.
The bureau will be maintained in the
basement OF the church building and VIII
be without cost 10 employer or employee.
FOLLOWING AN OPERATION at 81.
Marks hospital ON Thursday Mrs. L. II.
Miller of IS South Third East street died
Friday. She vas ~ years of age and is
survived by her husband and daughter,
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
MRS. ROSE PETERSON. wife of John
Peterson, died Friday AZ 81 Marks hos
pitaI. OF cancer She had been sick but
few days. Mrs. Peterson was IN years
old and is survived by her husband. Tho
funeral will bc held Sunday from the
Evans undertaking parIors
WORD WAS RECEIVED FRIDAY from
Boise OF the arrest there of j, T.. Hughes
and Il. L. Ward. salt Lake advertising
mon on charge of obtaining money
under false prctcuscs. The arrest was
made upon the return OF draft for 5000
from a bank In Wheeling, Pa.
TIE: police and prison committee of
the city council will make one OF its
regular inspections Of the city jail and
prison this Saturday afternoon. The
members Of the committee will probably
take ride in the now auto patrol upon
tho completion Of their inspection OF the
jail quarters
WHEN THE CASE OF Melvin karth.
charged with an attempt Ia murder his
wife was called in police court Friday.
continuance was granted because OF
karthS condition, as Il result of his re-
cent attempt AT suicide. in the county
Jail. Upon the request OF the county at
torney the time for hearing was left
open.
State street was tic scene of an cXcit
ing. but not damaging, blaze carly Fri
day morning. when some rubbish in the
basement caught five" Some whisky SKY, was
was very light. The building is owned
by 5. II. Aucrbach. and the saloon by
f. Y, LatuIeppe.
THE HEARING in The case Of tho
ing cocaine without physicians pre- |
scrpLon, has again been postponed lin
Justice +, NJ. Bishop court, The case
cause of The inability OF tho county at
torncy and Attorney Sam King 10 ar |
range matters. continuance WAS grant |
cd, no date being set,
ATTORNEY "BILI." NEWTON. we'll
known in police court practice had q
"crimp" put into him Friday morning
when Judge j. j. Whitaker found one OF
Ncwton's colorcd clients, Emma Page
guilty of vagrancy and announced his
determination To impose sentence tomor-
row. Newton has number of other
lusky clients awaiting trial and he says
he viii demand jury trials In each in
stance.
NICK DOLAs a Creek. who has been
ferdnS Il Dock OF about 500 sheep al
near the hcadwatcrs OF
sity Creek canyon, was arrested Friday
afternoon by Canyon Patrolman Ma
.hcwS. II is charged that Dolas allowed
MS sheep TO iced on the banks of the
,reek and that the water has in a slight
cased on bail OF Sl00 TO insure his ap-
1carance in police court Saturday morn
ng.
POLICE MAGISTRATE j. ]. WHrTA-
N.E, Friday. fixed the bond of Cassie
,itzgcrald. awaiting trial on charge of
shooting another nccrcsS at the Stockade
! month ago, at $3.50. Il. 4. Rogers
citing city prosecutor. stated that he had
plated leaving the city il low bail was
obtained. Mr.. Rogers also introduced a
ettcr from the chief of police nj Pitts
'urg. describing the Fitzgerald woman {
IS dangerous character.
CHARGED with passing a worthless
heck on Commercial street pawn-
roker. William Thornweli was arrested S
'rlday night by Patrolman c. w, pitts ,
ma locked up in the city jail II is /.
hargcd that about three weeks ago I
'hornwcll presented "a check for SCI
rawn ON tho Utah Copper company. on S
Which he forged the Endorsement after ?
ayment had been stopped, Willie Thorn 7
veil was passing the pawnshop last night
he proprietor caused his arrest. Z
MRS. ELIZABETH \. DAVIS. wife Of q
ohm f. Davis. and daughter of Thomas
nd Anna Savillc, died Friday morning r
II her home. 2i0 North Sixth West y
ireet of dropsy. Mrs. Davis was born /,
4 Bristol. England. on June II. 1872. and !
aInc 10 this country when quite Young '
he funeral will lee held Sunday, at lo:ij | !
clock. from the Sixteenth ward chapel (
he body may be viewed at the family :
ONE from $50 To 1870 O'Clock ON tbe u
Az Of burial. Inierment VIII be in the
ity cemetery. a
WITHIN twenty-,four hours after his
rival at PocatcDo. where he went :
Wednesday night I'm search of cmplov- u
lcnl, Henry #. Wilburn AGED - Years II
T Sugar House. was run over by a pas. =,
sngcr train on the Oregon Short inc d
riday morning and Instantly killed "
cws OF the fatality was received during Il
80 day by his parents, Mr. and Mrs il
christopher Wilburn. The young man
no was 2 plumber and steam fttcr. ar
we'd at Pocatcllo Thursday and Friday ~
let his death. The oody was brought ~ Il
ait Lake Friday nigh; and taken 10 G.
ie ODonnell undertaking parlors. fl