The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
City and Neighborheod

morning.
THE SOCIETY OF SILENT UNITY
home of Mrs. Elizabeth II. Houghton. oil
Third avenue.
BANK CLEARINGS for Tuesday were
81, 422, 121.92 az compared TO 81 ,t20. So
for the corresponding day OF a year ago,
a slight gain in favor OF Tuesday.
JOHN SMITH has filed an action
against Franklin Lawrence In the Third
district court to quiet the title to prop
crty.
MAYOR BRANsroRD has affixed tho
taken by The city council Monday
evening.
THE TRADE DISCOUNT COMPANY
Is suing T. Sebastian in the Third dis
trlct court to collect Sl26.l2 on prom
issory note,
OLIVE WHITE was granted decree
OF divorce from George White by Judge
Morse. Tuesday. on the ground OF fall
urc TO support.
HARRY s. HARPER took the oath OF
office as justice OF the peace FOR SAT-
Lake City precinct in The office of the
county clerk Tuesday.
NINETEEN HUNDRED ELEVEN
calendars arc being distributed by the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company
among the business houses OF the city
IN MAKING mention OF "thc Book Of
Tested Recipes. it was said that 1t was
gotten out by tho Jewish Relief society,
This Is erroneous. the B'nal Israel aux
iliary issuing II.
w II. SAVOY was charged with rob
berry In a complaint issued by County
At'oney 4; lyon Tnesday 6s :.oS sayGy sGb rNh Mho
bling Il. w Tuttc OF sl2.
FRANZ SALZNER has been named by
the botd OF county commissioners AZ
Inspector upon the work at the new In
hrmnry hospital, the salary being s6 a
fnV fl,c limo n:Iuo1lV anlnlOyCU.
ECHO TERRY, by her guardian. Eliza
p: Terry. is suing the j. G. Mcdonald
Chocolate company to recover $4,000 for
injuries alleged 10 have been received
while In the employ OF the company
SE(IO LILY LODGE No o52 the Fra
tcrnal Brotherhood Will give a free open,
house dance tonight "wednesday TO all
members Of the order and their friends
at X. c. hail. 1871 East First South street,
y good time assured.
At TUESDAYS MEETING OF the city
board of health It was decided to have
placards placed upon the back doors OF
honos where typhoid fever exists, In or
der to yarn milltmcn not to take bottles
away while the quarantine ~ In force.
IN THE LIEN CASE ot John Cook
against Max Daniels. involving the Bun
calow tbcater building. Judgment has
been rendered for the defendant In the
Third district court Cook sued Tor
sl376.
against the Utah Jight & Railway corn
pany and the Westinghousc-Chu
Kerr company TO recover damages in the
sum OF slo, 150 for injuries received while
In the employ of the companies.
IN THE CASE OF Charles II. Lcnzi
against John G.. Pierce and the Pierce
Bread Slicing company, Judge Morse
has rendered Judgment for the defend
fer to him OF onchalf of the stock of
the company.
l.. c. KELSEY, former city engineer.
is In the. city, He is engaged al Idaho
Falls, Ida. in putting i'll water Sys-
tenn and power plant for that place. lie
also has a contract to install sewer
system at Gresham, Or. Mr., kelsey Is
connected with d Portland firm OF en-
ginccrs.
ARRANGEMENT for the funeral OF
died at ST. Marks hospital Monday as
the result OF fall, arc not complete.
as nothing has been learned concerning
McGuire's relatives. He lived alone az
palrer.
PETER j. WILLIAMS has filed n pc
.ition for letters OF administration on the
s4500 estate of William d. Williams In |
court, William d. Williams came TO his
death by being struck by q street car
m this city November 80. 1910.
IN THE CASE of J. j. Clayton against |
Matthew T. Glsborn. Judge Armstrong !
las rendered judgment in favor. Of the !
July % 1909. The case came up on ap- |
peal from the city court, where the
Judgment also was In favor OF Clayton.
THOSE HAVING in charge the official
accident at Fourth avenue and B street,
n which William ID. Williams was killed. |
nave reported that the victim came TO
ris death by trying TO cross the tracks In
'front.' of the moving car 10 redcn tne
side,
THE COMMITTEE on the ninth an
,ual banquet OF the Commercial club VIII /
lold a meeting at noon today TO further
,lsns for the banquet which VIII be held
he night OF December so. Being the
irst banquet in the clubs new home.
something out OF the ordinary is being
Lrranged by the committee. 10. Q. How
lrd is chairman OF the committee and X.
T. Badger vice chairman,
ARRANGEMENTS have been complet
ID for big time on the occasion OF the
Lnnual ball of the local branch OF the
National Federation of Postofilce Clerks.
o be held IN Unity hall next Tuesday
light. A committee on arrangements
las been appointed and is preparing TO
make the ball the most successful OF
my In the history of the organization.
PETER n. N1CKoLopoULIS. proprie-
ANY OF 2l1 South Fifth West street.
Who was arrested Monday on u charge
4 violating the United States pure food
avs: furnished 5000 bonds Tuesday and
vas released from custody. The bond
7as fixed by Charles Baldwin. United
states commissioner for this district.
THE UNITED STATES civil service
ommission has announced an eXamina-
ion for January to secure ciiGibles
or the position OF cook (female) in the
ndian service, at salaries ranging from
$50 10 $500 q year. An examination
lso is announced for January 4 to Sc
ure eigibles for engineers and plumb
rs in the Indian service at $500 a year,
-FOUR ATTACHMENT SUITS were
led in the city court Tuesday. as fol-
,ws: Walker Bros. Dry Goods COM
any VS.. Charles Havens, SS3.1S on ac
cunt: Utah Association OF Credit Men
$. G. McCrcery, s30962 on assigned
ccounts; James Lambros ct al. VS. Nick
,ickas. S5S.15 on account; the Rosenberg
W. Nick La Mont. s170.65 on ac-
cunt.
THE CASE Of the Employcea' Credit
against Mrs g, V. Ballard ct
l.. has been appealed TO the Third dis {
rict court from the city court. The ac- ,
on is one I'm claim and delivery. and