The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
City and Neighberhood

JAMES w. QUINN, cigar manufac-
turcr. has been confined 10 his home for
the past few DAYS with a severe attack
OF rheumatism.
THE UNITED STATES COURTS viii
set the cases for the April term next
Monday. The docket is heavy and there
are q number Of important cases coming
up.
ON ACCOUNT of the American love
feast on Thursday night there Will be no
meetings OF the city council committees
on that night. The meetings Will be held
Friday night,
THE Christian Endeavor society al the
First Congregational church will enter
tain AT an elaborate st. Pntricll'S day
affair Friday evening in the parlors OF the
church.
MRS. HllyLAIAN of 76 First avenue re-
ported to the police Wednesday morning
that her son. Arthur aged is years. had
been missing from home since Tuesday
last and asked the aid OF the police
department in locating the youth,
THE Freed Furniture and Carpet COM
pany filed suit in the district court Wed
nesday against Perry Hanks TO recover
also for 500 as damages for unlawfully
Withholding the goods from tho company
PATROLMAN EMIL JOHNSON. who
has been at ST. Marks hospital for the
past few weeks, RECOVERING from an OPP
Grafton. was able 10 leave the hospital
Wednesday afternoon and was taken 10
lbs home, rear of al tftll East street
THE BARBER LUMBER COMPANY
ncd suit iu The district court Wednesday
against the Moapa and Salt Lake Prod
ucc company TO recover $51925 and inter
cst. alleged To bc due for merchandise
sold TO defendant company OH June, 25.
1909,
\ RAYMOND e WlIITCONB cxcur-
sion OF 100 passengers put M at the
Enutsford and passed the dag sghts"c-
ing. They arc using The Southern Pa
ciiiC and the Road OF u Thousand Won
ders on their trip TO the coast,
JUDGE LEWIS of the district court on
"Wednesday released Arthur Brown upon
Ills own rcCovpizancc until April =. upon
which date a motion for new trial VIII
uc made by Browns attorncya. Brown
Was convicted by jury Tuesday on the
charge Of forgery.
city John j. Iicader Of Laws. Cal, for
mcrly of this city. died rhcre Tuesday
from blood poisoning caused 10y step
ping OF rusty nail i'm his yard about
three weeks ago. He leaves II widow and
two little daughters.
DECREE was rendered nv Judge
Morse Of the district court Wednesday
In favor oi MAY w. Cannon and against
William Aspcr and Alfred Solomon. cN-
ecutors Of the WIN OF y. II. Raleigh de
ceased quctins plaintiff = interest to Iot
- block IL, plat Il. Salt Lake city survey.
BEN GROWN. a ,rusty at tile cts Jail.
who Is serving siN months for vagrancy
attempted TO escape and leave The CITY
Wednesday, mornlnG when scnl 10 thyS
ward Ia clean ". lie was caught at
Second South and Main streets by Pa
trolmau Wood and returned 10 tho Jail
TIE OFFICE OF state Insurance Com
missioner George T.. SqUrcs received a
letter from Colonel SqurcS, who is
in Southern California. W ednesd3y stat
ing ,hat ne was much improved in health
Colonel SGuires viii return tu Salt Lake
city about Apnl l.
EXAMINATIONS for forest clerks and
postofficc cnSrossers for the postoftice
department al Washington, H. c.. were
held in the federal court room at the
fodcral building "Wednesday. Fifteen
young men took the examination for for
est clerks. These positions pay $lioo Il
year.
AZ OLD-TASuIoN BALL wiR bq glyou
by the Relief society OF the Twcnty-sec-
opd ward In the ward amusement hall
Will be rendered which will be partici- |
patcd in by Alvin 4. Rcesley. Nellie |
Drucc Pugsley. Edith Erickson. l.. j. |
Brain. Mary T. Knta and others, Refresh
ments will be served
r. KAPLIN Of 1915 South First West
street reported to the police "wednesday |
morning that his room had been entered |
Tuesday night while he WAS asleep and |
sl5 stolen. He suspected Robert Lee. n |
Young negro who had been working FOR |
him: and Lee was later arrested by De- |
;ion whcr, hc j. bciug hrd pcndire an |
uv"Stigatipn. Ice had - cents when |
searched at the station
WHILE EXERCISING three OF the fire |
horses from fire department headquarters |
w Wednesday morning shortly after ! |
o'clock. L., Nj. Prophet .a driver on steam |
er No. ,. was thrown from the horse |
he was riding and injured. The horse. |
by turning suddenly. threw Prophet OF |
and Kicked him twice after he had struck |
the ground. Prophet was hurried To
and Dr. Robinson was sum-
moncd. The physician stated that Proph-
ct will be all right in few days
HUGH G.. McMIlI-IN. census super
visor for Utah. left Wednesday night for
Washington county to secure ccnsis
to take the census among the
tribe OF Indians there He will bc gone
about week. Mr.. McMillin recently sent
out 10 a number OF the Commercial clubs
Of the state. asking for their assistance
In the procuring of Il complete and ac-
curate census, From several replies re-
rciVed by Mr. McMlllin the cluDs VIII
respond readily.