The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
City and lg;aborhood

TIyt. roYAT. i,iGlu.ANDERS viii give
an nyhihilion dance ard dri.l in the Fed
Grafton OF Labor hall Monday evening.
CHARLES q. Y. HIGGINS is suing the
nountirui Cold and Copper Mining runi-
uany 10 rocovr: $33j on pron!s91:y notes
M-DGE M. /. EITCiiIE viii go To Too
Gle Monday. FOR the ,rial OF several casts
iic expects to return 10 the city iueSGay
evening.
IN THE DIVORCE CASE. or Eva Riley
a.a!nst Henry RIcy. Judge Armstrong
has entered final decree IN favor OF the
riatnuh.
DIR. II. y MAYO, who underwent ain
opCrati at tho Hoy Cross hospital q
lew days ago, is CouvalcScine ana VIII
leave the hospital and go 10 his hoiAc To-
day.
w. l. SNYDER will address the Bar
ristcrs club OF the university IN room
621, Boston building. at 1850 O'Clock Mon p
day evening. Ills subject viii be min
Ing law.
TIE CASE of W NJ. Wnutland against
T., A. Riepc, In which Waniland sues 10
recover SI99, alleged 10 he due IA COM
mission on the sale OF mining property
in Nevada was heard Saturday and taNcu
under adviscmeDt in the city court,
THERE WILL BF. setting OF cases in
the Third district court December II Tor
the January term, beginning January .:
1911 All cases on the September trial
calendar. from No, TO No. 3Q2. VIII be
reset and aDportioned among the Judges.
j. u. MAGERL. who recently was
convicted on a charge of selling liquor
without n license was fined $50 by Judge
Howell, In the Third district court, Sat
urday Before the passing OF sentence:
the motion for new trial was overruleu.
THE MEETING Of the conservation
commission, which was TO have been held
In the private Office OF Governor, spry;
, Saturday afternoon, was postponed until
December H. owing TO the Inability OF
L. l.. Allen OF Coalvile TO be in attend
ance.
FRED BROWN. aged le yeara, who
pcared before Judge Lewis for sentence
in the Third district court. Saturday. but
as District Attorney Loofbourow desired
to look further into the case, the matter
wen. over for one week.
PAULINE HOLT. an incorrlgible Elrl.
was taken TO the state Industrial school
at Ogden Saturday afternoon. by d
deputy sheriff. II was the intention. TO
have the girl conducted TO Ogden by Mrs,
a. J.. Young of the juvenile court. but
she has cvjnced so much Viciousness that
1t was thought best TO place her In the
custody of man.
THE United States civil service COM
mission has announced an examination
for January 10 secure eligibles for the
position OF assistant curator In the ma
tional museum. at $1,000 a year. a test
be hold January is. Elisiblcs are wanted
FOR the Tsthmian canal, the Indian and
| The Philippine service, at salaries ranging
from 5000 10 $3.50 year,
LETTER asking for information az
20 the wherea bouts OF Mrs Harry Stured
has been received by Postmaster Thomas.
from Mrs Jennie ChawulnS OF Bakers
field, Cal. Mrs. Sturcd is thought To re-
side in Salt Lake. Another lcttcr. from
r. C.. Booth OF Drake y D., asks for
the whcreabou OF Franklin Booth, for
mcrly OF this city Neither person Is
known AT the local postoffiCe.
THE JUDGMENT In favor OF the plain :
| Tin. In the appeal case OF i. II. lJngcrt
against c.. " Chadwick has been set
/ aside by Judge Morse and tho case reset
for December I3 Eugert sued To recover
| Sl62.i5 on pronljssorV note. but julg
| menl was rendered. for the defendant In
| the city court Enecrt then appealed.
| and Judgment was given in his favor by
reason OF the non -aupcarancc OF the de-
PENDANT. Chadwick then made n showing
as TO why lie Was absent. and the judg
ment WAS set aside