The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-19
City and Neighborhood

THE LADIES OF the First Methodist
church will hold a cake sale at Keith
o O'Brcu's today.
MRS. MARGARET SHELTER OF Mi
not. y. D.. has written Postmaster. y. J..
Thomas asking him TO Try TO locate
George Shelter. who is thought TO be in
Salt Lake.
PHILIP, the infant son OF Thorwald
ana Sarah Johnson, died at the home.
534 South Fourth East street at 10
O'Clock Wednesday nigh, OF pnucmona
Funeral notice Will be given later.
y. MORONA and Motha a. Robbrama
both OF Upper Bingham, and Jimpson &
Bunker OF Bingham Canyon, havc been
granted three months liquor licenses by
the county commissioners.
THE TRENTON SOCIAL CLUB OF
Trenton, Cache courty, Incorporated with
the secretary OF state Wednesday. Frank
Woods is president. John MachIn, secro-
tary and treasurer. w. II, Price, general
manager.
GEORGE WATSON and Edward
Thompson are charged with highway rob-
berry in complaint issued by the county
attorney Wednesday. They are alleged
TO have robbed Wong Sing, Chinese. OF
Slo October Is.
WILLARD hansen. state food and
dairy commissioner, made an inspection
OF slaughter houses at Garfield Wcdnes-
day. lie found tho slaughierinG place.
run by foreigners. in a bad condition. and
orJcrcd d cleanup at once.
THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD has au-
iborized the purchase OF 800 -Amc rican
flags, with sockets, for The citys public
schools. The flags will be used for dec
Grating the doors leading 10 rooms and
in the daily flag salutne exercise.
l.. E. SPRAGTE is suing Forest A.
and Violet V. Darrcnougue and T.. 5.
tis,llocl In the district court TO recover
SliS0.32 alleged to he due on q promIs-
sory note dated September IL. 1910. At
torncy fees OF $50 also are demanded.
SHERIFF JOHN 4. COLLINS OF Great
Falls. Mont, has asked Sheriff Joseph
G. Sharp 10 try TO find Mrs. ID. Schillinss
and her children. who left Butte, Mont.
for Chicago May is. 1910. but have come
here. II Is believed. They failed TO reach
Chicago, according 10 Sheriff Collinss let
ter.
AFTER SIX DAYS OF arguing the at
torneys in tho case OF tho Silver King
Consolidated Mining company against tic
Silver King Coalition company, complct-
cd their arduous task Wednesday and the
case was referred TO Judge John A.
Marshall for decision.
{. l.. 'BIIMIS has filed suit in the dis
trlst court against r. Stinglcy as admin
strator OF the estate OF Austin II. Bcmis
to have himself declared the owner of
loo, 900 shares Of stock in thc Walker
Mining company. most OF the property OF
Which rs in California.
Tho FAMILY OF G.. P5ppcl, living at
1875 Thirteenth East street, which Is
qUarantincd for scarlet fever. and Is in
extremely destitute circumstances. re-
cciyed assistance from the police Wed
Dcsday when q supply of coal aud provi
sons WAS sent TO tho house. There are
five young children In the family
MRS. ELLEN RILEY WATSON. a
resident OF Utah for tho pas. thirty eight
years, died Tuesday night at her home
55S South Fourth West street She WAS
the widow OF Bishop James Watson of
The Sixth ward and il survived by the
following children: William A. George ~.
AIrs. Mary j. Glade. Minnie, Waller G..
Nellie. James L., Agnes and Jcsscc A.
Watson.
HIS PLEA that hc stole two shirts
from the clothes line in iho rear Of tho
residence Of ri. w. Lang. IS Fourth East
street. in order that Inc might be prop
erIy attircd while seeking employment
did not save Albert Hal, colored. from
going to jail for forty-iyc days for the
theft. Sentence WAS pronounced by
Judge j. J Whitaker in police court
Wednesday afternoon.
THE BRITISH FRATERNAL SoCIE-
TY held a. meeting Wednesday evening
In Harmony hall. Commercial club build
ing Mr.. Geary, tho president OF the
society, presided and also delivered an
address urging all the members 10 work
to build IN the membership. An at
iractivc musical programme will he ar
ranged for the next meeting. All Brit
ishers arc cordially invited to attend this
meeting aud also to join tho society.