The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-23
City and Neighborhoed

A, c. NELSON. state superintendent of
schools went TO Ogden Friday to visit
the schools OF that city.
A PETITION was filed with the city
ell. that a four-foot sidewalk be con-
structed on Ninth avenue between X and
NJ streets,
a PETITION was filed in the district
court Friday asking Tor the voluntary
dissolution OF McCoy's Stables, a corpo-
ration. The action was taken upon the
approval Of all the stockholders of the
company.
THE SALT LAKE FEDERATION OF
LABOR held short session at the Fed
Grafton OF Labor hall Friday evening. In
the absence OF President Nciss, r. +.
Currie acted as president pro TEN, Moth
ing but routine business was acted upon.
JOHN A. WEIBEL OF Garfield. a clerk
by profession. filed an application In
adjudged bankrupt. He gave his la
bilit!es as S12I.75 and assets as $1,000, all
OF which he claims 10 be exempt under
the law.
WILLARD HANSEN, state food and
from Il general inspection trip through
Cache county. Mr. Hansen says that
while he found a few dairies and meat
markets not UP TO the standard the
general conditions were good,
THE SHEEPMEN'S HANDBOOK. con-
talning considerable valuable Informal
ton pertaining to the sheep industry In
the state, was issued Friday morning
by A. A. Callister, secretary OF the state
board Of sheep commissioners. Copies
Of the pamphlet will be sent 10 all sheep
men in the state.
SAM WILLIAMS. employed by the
city as teamstcr in the gravel pits near
ST. Marks hospital. was thrown from
his wagon when the team started to run
away Friday afternoon and had three ribs
fractured by the fall. He wRs carried
into St Marks hospital by fellow work
men. and Is resting easy.
FRANK ANDERSON, q surveyor for
the Silver King Consolidated Mining COM
pany. and Charles p Brooks. an engi-
ncer for the silver King Coalition Mines
company. were on the stand Friday I'm
Coalition Mines company, which Is be-
ing heard In the federal building before
Special Examiner John w. Christy
COUNTY ATTORNEY JOB p. LYON
against Joseph Davis, charging him with
highway robbery, Lieutenant shannon
sworc 10 the complaint. Davis Is the
man who held up the Fourth North
day night and robbed William Spielberg
Of gold watch and chain
AFTER RECEIVING a telephone mes
sage from a resident OF Mil Creek 10 the
ing the description OF the holdups OF the
Oak saloon In Park City. Friday morn
ing. walking toward Murray. Marshal
Mauss OF Murray searched the town and
the surrounding country Friday night
but found no trace OF the holdups.
THE COMMENCEMENT exercises OF
the graduate nurses OF the l.. -. S. hos
pitaI will be held in Whitney hail. at
Second South and A streets. Friday even
ing. May 6. beginning at o'clock. There
are 10 be seven graduates, as follows:
Elizabeth Katherine McKinnon. Rebccca
Saoina Watson. Ethel l. Goff. James
]. Marshall Mumlord. Isabella Roberts.
Mary Elizabeth Alsen and Electa +.
Davis.
ERNEST BROWN. employed as a car
penter at 90 North Third West street
while engaged In tearing down an old
building. found small rcd box contain
ing Spanish-Amcrican war badges and
medals belonging TO the late Sidney *.
Hooper. Brown took the box 10 the po-
lice station, whore il was discovered
that the box had been stolen from the
Hooper home In the Zimmerman apart
mcuts last June. Chief OF Police Bar
low returned the box TO Mrs, Harper.
IN AN ACTION fIed IN the district
court Friday by tho Brecden Office Sun
ply company against the AddrcssoErarh
company OF Illinois judgment is asked
for Ss21.e2. alleged 10 be due az commits
sion on the sale of an addrcssograpb
made by The plaintiff 10 thc Rocky Noun
1909. The price OF the machine was
S25ll.5O and the amount sued for is
p per cent OF the selling price. as
agreed upon when tho Breeder company
took the agency for the machine In this