The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-15
City and Neighborhood

TIE JAMES G. RICE CIRCLE. NO. g
LADIES OF THE 6, 4. r.. will hold their
regular meeting this Crucsday) after
noon at o clock at Eagles hall
MRS. VERNE MEANS. who was op-
Grated on at tho Judge Mercy hosDitSl
three weeks ago. was removed TO her
home at IL kuster terrace Sunday after =
noon.
GEORGE j. GIBSON state deputy su-
Dremc knight Of the knights OF Colum
bus. will speak at the regular meeting OF
chapter NO. COZ at the hall on East First
South street tonight
FIFTEEN CITY CASES on appeal were
dismissed, upon motion OF the city at
torncyS office, in District Judge Lewis g
court Monday, and twenty-sx other cases
were set for hearing November %, 23, 2S.
! % and 90,
MILLIE PHILLIPS charges Roy Il.
Phillips with non support In "A suit for
divorce filed in the district court Mon
dag, With the divorce Mrs. Phillips wants
the two children. The marriage took
place here. May I5, 1907.
CLEO PATRICK. a negress. charged
with robbing stranger OF sll0 while
they were engaged in conversation on
the street, pleaded not guilty TO tho
charge before Justice r. NJ bishop Mon
day afternoon, The case will be tried
or Wednesday.
FRANK EMERY. state sanitary in
spcctor, left Monday night for Monti
cello to investigate a report OF 81 typhoid
and scarlet fever epidemic, He returned
Monday morning from Mammoth, where
he found many cases OF typhoid icNcr
and some bad sanitary conditions.
WILLIAM II. NORTH Is suing the
Dcscrct Construction company Of this
city in the district court 10 recover Slo:
600 damages for personal injuries. al
| legged to have been received In the CON
struclion OF a house on the south side
of Seventh South street. between Main
and Stale streets. May 80 this year.
THE SUPREME COURT held session
MondAy morning at which the following
cases were continued for the term Al
bert Hansen against the Silver Shield
Mining & Milling company. George G.
i'Whitmore against the Utah Fuel com
pany. and Lorenzo Robbottom against
the Union Pacific Coal company.
| FRANK KATCIIA and Joe Conlcy who
were arrested by Palrolman McMartin
as they were coming out Of the American
house in Commercial street In company
with Fred Staley Sunday night, ana VINO
were charged with vagrancy. were re
leased by Judge j, j. Whitaker Monday
afternoon. Stalcy was given a siXty~day
floater.
CHAPLAIN JOSEPH CLEMENS of
Fort Douglas will give series of sterc-
opticon views and talks on The Pill
crIm's Progress" at the Salvation Army
! hall, 100 East Second South street. be-
ginning tonight ut o'clock and continu
! Ing for three nights There VIII be no
charge for admission and all arc invited
! to attend.
IT II. FRANKLIN is suing j. w.
Thatcher and Il w. Sloan i'm the district
court TO recover Sl3l614, alleged TO be
due on account. Franklin saws that ho
obtained Judgment for this amount In
the Second district court at Ogden In
November of 1902. but that nothing has
been paid on the judgment The suit
here merely is TO keep tho judgment
alive.
! OWING TO THE FACT that wit
ness for the defense was out of the state
The case OF j. Baum and "A. Baum.
charged with dynamiting A stream near
Ucbcr Utah. and killing many trout. has
becn postponed until The next term OF
the court in JIcher. The case was TO
have been tried In Hcbcr Monday. The
bonds OF the two men were fixed at $500
| each
JOHN JAMES. 200 Scott building, has
assumed the responsibility OF forwarding
! money contributed by Utah citizens for
the relief of the widows and orphans of
J three lifcboat heroes, VINO were drowned
recently off the St DaVids coast. Fem
! brnkeshire, South Wales. The three
! men were drowned wblo attempting tc
save lives from the sinking ship Demo
| Graf