The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-15

The wheels Of the wagon were badly
twisted when they caught in the street
car tracks.
JUDGE NJ. L. RITCHIE Of the Third dis
trict court was in ToOeie holding court
yesterday.
THE LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS yes
terday were 81, 55S, 1920, as compared
with 1912, 9G3.26 for the corresponding
DAY of last year, a gain Of S645,5l4.sL
DISCRETION IS CHARGED by John H.
Eldridga against his wife, Netue Ed
ridge, in a suit for divorce filed in the
district court yesterday. They were
married in Kearney, Neb., on Decem-
Der Z, 1894, and have one child. The
husband asks for a divorce because OF
his Wife's desertion in 1908, and Tor Gus
tody Of the child
THE NEWHOUSE REALTY COMPANY
brought suit in the district court yesjel-
day against Milton L. Oglesby for S64O
back rent on the office at llO2 Boston
building and for $500 for retention OF
the rooms The rental is 81 per month,
1t is also asked that the damages De
trebled
FARLEY P. JENSON has resigned his
position as editor of the western
Monthly, and will leave the end OF ILle
will study law. Mr. Jensen VIII pc
away for two or three years, but VIII
rturn to Salt Lake to practice
THE MOVEMENT ID establish an emer-
gency hospital in Salt Lake seems TO
have died in its infancy. W. r Jeh-
sen, president of the Jensen creamery ~
company, who offered to subscribe SlVO
for that purpose, was not tolloWed Dy
flood of subscriptions, and the lnsutu-
ton is as far off as ever
IN AN ACTION filed in the district court
yesterday, Nick H klrimls ASKS P 5GI
$4,000 damages from the Denver q no
Grande Railroad company Tor the loss
of his left leg in the Bingham round
house of the company on august II Id9I,
Kfrimis, employed as a helper SAYS ne
was caught between two engines NIlIIe
irving to make a coupling, the INJURY
necessitating amputaion OF the lsLI les
below the knee.
THE SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY is charged with holding out
$40 on from the saving account OF ItuL =
Schuster in d complaint 1lled lot ma
amount in the city court yeSttLudy .
Schuster says that on January II ne
Tenosited 500. S25 on January %, and on
January % drew out SO and two DAY 3
later took out S29. SO, leaving SlV.0I'
N BULL. aged 80 years, was taken
from his home at 976 Eighth East street
YESTERDAY. and sent to the isolation nos
nitaI suffering from smallpox Percy
Cody. % years old, or BlngHdIll' We. W az
also sent to the hospital, SUFFERING from
the same disease
THU. AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock James
Sabine, pauper clerk, Will dlsJriouIe
about a ton of fish to the poor OF t Ils
county from the east entrance TO tIle
civ and county building. The fish, tax
en- from the surplus canal, make SoQu
eating This is the second time recently
that fish have been given away ana
MANY families have been supplied WIN
them.
FRED TURNER, former editor and pro
prietor of the Logan Republican IS III
the city enjoying vacation aIISL MANY
wears AT hard labor" He has dlspOSeu
of his interest in the Republican TO
Herschel Bullen, jr., ana MI NIDleE
of Logan, and has entered the real es-
tate business with William MuT'
..,rr1r. COZ DEN GIANT MINE" will be
presented by the East Mill Creek ORA
matte club in the ward meeting house
next Friday and Saturday evenings
VETERAN FIRENIEN of the city viii
give a social and oyster supper Iues-
dav evening February y, before the
annual meeting of the association 10
he held the first Wednesday in March.
DAVID A. SMITH, of the presiding blsh-
onric OF the Mormon church, who recent
" went to Honolulu to bring home ais
brother, who became i'll while perform
ing missionary labOrs there, sends WORD
that he reached his destination and that
all is well.
W. [. KINNEY, an engineer on the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad, who was
stricken with paralysis October p, has
sufficiently recovered so that he is able
to resume his work. Mr.. Kinney will
again be at the throttle in about ten
days The stroke of paralysis was
caused, it is said, by OverwOTk.
AMONG REQUESTS received yesterday
for the location of individuals by Post
master A. L. Thomas is one from Miss
Cora Lamb of COtOpaXi, Colo, who
wants to know the address Of John ID.
COntonevine, and another from Mrs. w.
II. Peck of Gillespie, Ill, who wants to
know if Louis Grundy still receives his
mail here. Mrs. Peck states that rela-
tive sof Mrs. Grundy wish to learn Of
Mr. Grundy's residence, and that when
last heard from he lived in Salt Lake.
THE CASE of the United States against
| Zhon-ne, an Indian, charged with kill
| ing a white man on the Navajo In
| dian reservation last November, Will be
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