The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-22
City and Neighborheod

COUNTY ATTORNEY LYON issued a
complaint against X. Okamato. a Jap
anese. Wednesday In which forgery Is
charged. Okamato Is accused OF forging
issued TO Sakane by the Hashimoto COM
pany for SAB After forging the name
OF Sakane on the back of the check Okla =
maro is said 10 have passed ii on James
Lawson. Jr,
WILLIAM THORNWELL. alias Halla-
day, who was found guilty Of obtaining
money by false pretenses by a jury in
the criminal division OF the Third dis
trict court, Yesterday. was sentenced to
seventy-five days in jail by Judge Lewis
Wednesday. Thomwell passed worth
less time check for si6 on a pawnbrokcr
at Garfield.
X c. HUTCHINSON, employed al the
Arthur mill of the Utah Copper company
al Garfield is at ST Marks hospital under
treatment for injuries received WcdneS-
day morning when struck by loaded
milk car. The victim of the accident
was badly bruised and cut, but not per-
manently injured
GEORGE W. WILSON has filed an
action for $4,000 damages against the
Trent Engineering & Machinery company.
Wilson was injured by the dropping of an
elevator cage at the Hotel Utah Decem-
Der /. and says he was severely injured.
He alleges negligence on the part OF the
company.
OTTO Stencil. the little son of Otto
II.
died Wednesday morning at the age OF
thirteen months. Funeral services will
be held at 209 East Third South street at
. o'clock Sunday afternoon. Interment
Will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery,
r. l.. COHEN, a railroad iaborer from
Ogden is at ST Mark s hospital recover
ing from injuries received Wednesday
morning when he was struck by snow
north OF Salt Lake. His injuries will
prove fatal.
BANK CLEARINGS took a leap Wed
nesday reaching sl.307, ,47519. For the
were s1,119,6l2. 4s. a gain of $751;. .S52. 20
There has been noticeable gain in the
clearings every day this month.
SCHOOL WORK OF the various insti-
tuSions OF the Granite district Will be
seen in the state teachers art exhibit I'm
the Vermont building. Special efforts
have been put forth by the pupils OF the
Monroe and Forest schools.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY has issued
stole a nccktie pin valued at 81 from X
E kenutesen December 20 1910.
MP. AND MRS. GEORGE RICHARD
SMITH and little daughter have returned
spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. b,
Milton Lipman. 925 First avenue
MISS VIVIAN JANNEY, daughter OF
Edward Janney of the local detective
lorce, left Wednesday night 10 spend the
holiday vacation with her aunt Mrs. J.
G.. Janney of Los Angeles.
PROFESSOR w l.. CARLYLE. dean
of the Idaho Agricultural college. was In
the city Wednesday TO confer with .. e.
Buriey and J.. a. Merrill relative to the
farmers institute train.
NAE HART was granted a decree of
divorce from George Hart In the Third
district court Wednesday OH the ground
OF failure 10 support The parties were
married In June. 1905
S. 4. WHITNEY who is at the Judge
Mercy hospital convalescng after an op-
GRAFTON Tor appendicitis. was reported
"Wednesday night as showing steady i'm
provement.
SALT LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOL teach
ers were paid their salaries Wednesday
the aggregate amount being sii,97i,46.
MRS. r., 6. ODElL is slowly recover
ing after having undergone n serious op-
Grafton at the Holy Cross hospital