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

day. In the r. T.. rooms at 80 r. m.
SALT LAKE bank clearings Wedncs-
day were 81 .0OO. .102 SO. as compared WIN
1888, 100 % Tor the responding day last
year
PREPARATIONS 10 attack the forests
oI telephone and telegraph poles IN
state. Second South and Third south
streets are being made by the companies
" Sheriff Coriess Wednesday night and
taken 10 the county Jail on a. warrant
charging him with failure to provide for
his minor children,
VIII hold its regular meeting Frida%
evening. at which routine business will
bc transacted There arc no bids TO be
opened at the meeting.
THE SUPREME COURT has practical
ly completed The hearing of cases Tor
the February term and has adjourned
until March Is al which timc a case
specially set will be argued.
A MEtTlNG of the 6%iidinss s and nd
IN the clerks office 10 consider the re-,
ncwal OF insurance policies on school
buildings,
JULIAN II. YOUNG of salt Lake, a
former theatrical man. has filed peti-
tion in the federal court asking 10 he
adiudgcd Il voluntary bankrupt, Young
gives his liabilities at Sio1ii1 and his as
sets at so5.
rTAIls AID in inducing congress 10
establish Il forest reserve in the White
mountains is sought I'm n letter received
Yesterday by the local chamber OF com
mercc from the board OF trade of Marl-
borough. Mass
ANDREW ANDERSON was arrested
by PJ;roiman Duvandcr Wednesday night
and taken To the police station. where he
was charged with petit larceny. He Is
said 10 have stolen $50 from an acquaint-
anCcs
on Wednesday rendered Il decree djasolv
Ing the corporation known as tho Mon
arch Liquor company. The company was
incorporated on september is. 1907, obd
was capitalized at 5000,
EARL l.. PETERS. a real estate man
OF Denver, applied for help to The police
station Wednesday morning. 10 locate. II
possible. his SOD. Arthur Peters, who left
his home i'm Denver on December 20 and
who is said To have come 10 Tins city.
a COMPLAINT Was issued by the
county attorney Wednesday, against +.
lIsuda and :. kataka. charging them
with assault with a deadly weapon. " Is
alleged that they made an assault upon
George Leslie with n knife. on Fe6ru
airy 20.
NOTICE has been received by Cover
nor Spry from the general land Office at
Washington ot the approval by the gov
by the state in the salt Lake district
one tract contains SllJ.52 acres and the
other 6i53 IL acres.
MEMBERS of the furnishings and
building committees Of the Commercial
club visited thr new building WcdncS-
day afternoon, reporting excellent prog
ross on the interior finish. The large
banquet ball VIII he ready for the deco
rators within two weeks.
AN INVITATION has been received by
Governor Spry from the Moab CONNER
clal club To visit that section OF tho
state and Investigate the need OF a bridge
across the Grand river In that locality,
II is also asked that other state officers
accompany the governor on his visit.
GOV. WILLIAM SpRY has received
from DIR. Max Lcdcrcr, an
eminent crlminoloeis'. asking for copies
of The laws Of this state relating to The
cr an address at the IntcTnatlona Prison
congress- which meets III Washington
this fall,
FEED ScuCtDEE., the minor who
Bingham To Murray. Sunday night, by
falling from q trcstle of the Denver &
Rio Grandc railroad. is reported to have
? small chance for recovery His spine
was fractured by the fall. He is in q
Bingham hospital
coived by relatives in this city from
State Superintendent OF Schools A. 9.
Nelson saying that he is improving fast
and will be able TO return home within
= few weeks. Mr.. Nelson underwent an
operation for cancer recently in the Pres
bytcrian hospital at Chicago.
THE REPORT of the criminal division
Of the city court for the month Of Feb
ruary shows the total receipts To be 1853.
as compared with S306.5O for February,
1905. and s3Sa25 for February la09.
There were $40 cases handled during the
month. of which liz were charges of
drunkenness. lio Of yagrancy and the re-
Inainder were miscellaneous charges.
DAVID KEITH and Frank DAILY were
the principal witnesses in the hearing OF
the Silver King Consolidated Mining
against the Silver King Coali-
tion Mines company before Examiner
Christy. "Wednesday. Mr. Keith testified
regarding the operations In tie Parsons
stope and Mr.. DAILY, foreman OF tho silver
King Coalition mine. detailed the work
done.
COMPLAINTS were filed in the United
States court Wednesday against the Den
cr & Rio Grande railroad and the Orc
gon Short Line company. charging them
with viola tions OF tho safety appliance
law. The complaints allege that grab
irons and coupling levers were not used
on locomotives. and IL Is also averred
that proper coupling pin was not used !
In one instance.
DORA MARTIN. the ninc-year-old
daughter OF Matt Martin OF Castle VAL
ley. was successfully operated upon az |
the Groves l.. q. S. hospital "Wednesday
TO restore her speech, and is |
said 10 be recovering, The child was
thrown from morse near her fathers |
ranch Il few days ago; The fall resulted in |
a fractured skull, and tho loss OF the |
child's speech.
a COMPLAINT was issued by County
Attorney Job r, Lyon. Wednesday, |
against Frank Kelley, charging him with |
obtaining money under false pretenses.
IL Is alleged that Kelley passed n worth |
legs check for slA on Mrs. w r. Nc |
Comb January 90. The check was |
drawn on the Utah National bank and |
was signed by person supposed Ia bn |
implicated with Kelley ip the transaction. |
When the check was presented at the |
bank il was found that the signer had |
no account there.
JOHN MURPHY was arrested Wednes-
lay morning Oh Richards street al : |