The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
City and Neighberhood

EUGENE SINCLAIR. charged with
| statutory offcusc, pleaded not guilty be-
fore Justice Bishop Friday and had The
| hearing OF his case set for April H.
NETTIE MELLROS. charged with q
| violation of the license ordinance, was
| found not guilty In Judge Bownsns
| court Friday afternoon by the Jury hear
| Ing the case.
| THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the
| public library has adopted resolutions Of
| sympathy upon the death Of Miss Lulu
| Is. KunpsLrad, who was valued MEM
her OF the library staff.
FOURTEEN PERSONS charged with
vagrancy were before Judge Bowman in
| the police court Friday and were given
| 'noaters" after they had promised To
| leave the city If given an opportunity.
| JUDGE ALEXANDER McMASTER of
| the Juvenile court is again a proud
| grandfather. daughter WAS born TO
| MIR and Mrs Daniel Il. Cuulsm Thursday
night, the mother being Judge McMas-
| tcr's daughter.
OWING To the great increase OF busl-
| ness in the civil division OF the city
| cN-onficio clerk of the court. has ad-
dressed a communication TO the council
asking that lie be allowed additional help
In that Office.
THE UNITED STATES civil service
commission announces an examination
May 4 and to secure clisiblcs for the
position of principal in the business de-
partmcnt OF the Haskell institute, Kan
sas. at salary OF Fl2oo year.
BYRON IIANCHETT, fish and game
warden of district No. D. was in the city
on business with the main Office fTi-
dag. He says conditions are excellent IN
his district, the streams being Wen hued
with nsh and the general outlook prom
islnG
c. j. LEYLAND and wife appeared be-
fore Judge Lewis OF the district court
Friday and legally adopted John +. Schai-
fer, all infant, three months oil age, Inc
mother OF tho child is dead and the
father. Fred j. SchafTer, gave his con-
sent 10 its adoption by Mr.. and Mrs. Ley
land.
THE LAST DANCE OF series which
have been held every Friday night dur
ing the winter was given at the Third
ward amusement hall Friday evening:
The hall was decorated with hags and
ferns. and several songs were sung by
the class. There were about fifty couples
present.
MOUNTED PATROLMAN Horace
Heath discovered several pairs OF shoes
on the outskirts of the Denver Nlo
Grandc railroad yards Thursday after
noon. The shoes, which were taken to
the police station, are believed 10 nave
been stolen from u box car robbed sew
eral weeks ago.
JOHN LA MONT, charged with assault
with deadly weapon. was before jus
tice Bishop Friday afternoon and had
hl., case dismissed on motion of the coun-
~ attorney. La Mont had been arrested
some time ago, charged with striking
John Doe with Il beer glass, but Doe
failed To appear.
DEMANDING wages amounting to
SllO.15 for services as miner from Au-
Archie Buchanan brought suit against
James Momatt j. : smith, William
Shaw and the Descret Mountain Mining
& Development company In the Justice
4 Thursday l.
ternoon.
DEPUTY SHERIFF ANDREW SMITH
returned Friday from kemmercr, Wyo.,
having in charge peanuts Sinclair, VINO
is wanted here upon the charge OF crlml-
nal conduct with a l6-ycar-old girl, Bes-
sic Bird. Sinclair was arrested In hem-
| mcrer and requisition papers were issued
| for his return here 10 stand TRIAL.
| j. Il. SMITH filed an action in the dis
| trict court Friday against Il. f.. and Il,
| D. Jones to recover a balance OF $3i0l.E
alleged to be due on q promissory note
| executed by defendants in San Francisco
| on January 10 last, In favor of the Over
| land Freight Transfer company and as
| signed by the latter TO plainuns
THE WILL of James Earls, who died
| in this city recently, was filed for pro-
| bate in the district court Friday. Ac-
| companying the will was The petition OF
| Bridget Ears. the widow OF the tcstator,
asking that she be appointed eXccutriX
of the estate as provided in the will. The
estate consists OF property valued dl
| s4S3G 30 and is bequeathed 10 the widow.
| There are six children mentioned in the
petition.
| SECRETARY c. l.. SNYDER OF the
| twelfth United States civil service dis
| trict with headquarters at San Fran
cisco. arrived in the city Friday. He Is
| here TO conduct the spring examinations
| for departmental positions at Washing
ton. D. c.. which VIII be held in the fed
eral building Saturday The eXamina
tions will be taken by about thirty ap-
! plicants-
JUDGE MORSE of the district court
! Friday rendered a decree Of foreclosure
| OF Cliattcl mortgage In favor OF y. II.
Snow and against II. h. Cameron and
wife for The sum OF 5000 and interest at
the rate OF SIS a month from November .,
1904. the date Of the note. The prop
| crty involved is the household furniture
| OF the defendants Judgment Is also
rendered for $25 as attorneys fees.
THE COMMITTEE on buildings and
| grounds OF the city board of education
VIII hold a meeting in Clerk Judd's Of
| nce Monday afternoon at o'clock 10 pre-
pare report for the regular meeting of
| the board next TUESDAY night. The
| members of the board will visit the high
school grounds this afternoon al o'clock
| 10 investigate the condition Of the cam
| pus. which is being turned into an ath-
lcric field.
MRS. THOMAS HOWARD. who resides
at Fifth avenue and street, was afflict
ed with an attack Of epilepsy Friday sf-
ternoon in the city and county building
| and was taken In charge by the cm-
ployees OF the health department and
| carried into the health office, where Dr.
| SpraGuc, assistant health commissioner
was summoned and cared for her until
| her father arrived TO take her home
| Mrs. Howard formerly was a typesetter
working on The Tribune in that capacity
| about twenty five years ago
! SUIT WAS FILED in the district
court Friday by Clara Almond against
! Mrs a. r.. Burke TO recover the furni-
| ture OF roomipg house AT 2i3 West
| Second South street of the value Of S2500
| IL Is alleged that the furniture belongs
| 10 the plaintiff and Is being unlawfully
| withheld from her by the defendant. In
| the event the furniture cannot be recov
| cred judgment Is asked for It's value AS
| stated. and also for SOU as damages for