The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-29
City and Neighborhood

Junction, Colo. is In the city on busi-
hess.
Boyack 4 Hughes in tho Third district
court to recover sf72.SO on an open ac-
count.
SALT LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOL
pEiNGlPALS will meet in superinten
dent u. H. Christensens office Wcdncs-
day afternoon at 4;lj o'clock.
ELECTA CHAPTER No. 8, Q. e. s..
evening, November 20 at Masonic hall
at $50 p. m. All members OF the order
cordially Invited.
TIE JOHN THOMAS who was ar-
rested in connection with the theft OF
thc automobile owned by Bishop Nfbley
is not the John Thomas who resides at
lo"' East Brigham street.
r. A, PETERSON. charged with steal
ing a watch valued at 3t5 from Ellen
anderson, will be given his preliminary
hearing In police court Thursday. His
bail was fixed. Monday morning. at $500.
PETER BAILEY, charged with having
entered room at 1l2 West First South
street on The night OF November Is, Mon
day morning WAS bound over 10 the dis
trict court by Judge j. j Whitaker.
Bail was fixed at $500,
a. G. MACKENZIE of tho Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company OF
Elelena. Mont, is Salt Lake visitor,
Mr.. Mackenzie Is an old time neNspapcr
man of Zion and many old friends have
extended him the glad hand.
IN IE,SUPREME COURT. Monday.
the case OF Caleb Tanner against the
Provo Bench Canal and Irrigation com
pany ct al. appellants, wns argued and
Is the point involved in the case.
MRS. TRAVIS S. PENDERGRAss.
wife of the business manager of st.
Marks hospital. who has been seriously
III at the hospital since Sunday. was re-
ported to be considerably improved at an
early hour this morning
THE BOARD OF PARK COMMITS
S!ONERS Will meet with Councilmen
Wood, Reedall. Mckinney. Holley and
Hall. in the City and County building,
this afternoon at o'clock, to discuss
legislation OF interest to the board.
THE LIEN CASE OF the Rio Grs.nde
Lumber company against II; S. Freder,
ickson ct al. Involving sS63,52, was called
before Judge Rltchie in the Third dis
trict court. Monday; but went over.
after two witnesses had been examined.
DIR A. E. W1NSHIP OF Boston, editor
OF tho Popular Educator. and one of the
foremost men in educational work In the
country. will address the public school
teachers OF the city at tho high school
building neMA Monday and Tuesday aft
ernoons.
DAN NARANNICII has filed an action
against the Southern Pacific company In
the Third district court, In which he
seeks TO recover sl999 damages for in
jurles received while working for the
company as a quarryman at Lakeside,
Box Elder county. q
ANNA HAWKES. has tired Of married
life with Alfred Hawkes. and asks the
Third district court TO grant her de-
cree OF divorce, with reasonable al1nony.
The parties were married In 1897 and
Mrs. Hawkes. says that her husband has
property valued at $4,000,
DRAMATICS are forging to tho front
at the Granite high school. Several
plays especially adapted for amateurs
are being looked over by Principal James
e. Moss and as soon as a selection is
made the work of organization will be
speedily pushed.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
Lie INSTRUCTION NELSON will leave
accompanied by Prof, Mosiah Hall OF tho
OF Utah. The gentlemen Will
hold teachers institutes at Kanab and
Panguich before they return.
TIE BALL AT ODEON HALL. wedS
ncsday night, TO be given under the d.
rection OF the Utah Manufacturers as
sociation. will be informal and not a
dress affair." This announcement will
relieve the anxiety OF the mo swallow
tails who hold tickets for the dances
OWING TO THE EXCEEDINGLY
HEAVY WORK which has como up in
the local postoffice inspectors office, an
additional inspector has been transferred
to help out temporarily. The new In
spector is L. Il. Bradshaw of Denver. He
arrived In tho. city Monday and will be-
gin work at once.
THE APPEAL CASE of j, A. Head
lund against George w. Ebert was taken
up before Judge Armstrong In the Third
district court Monday. Headund Is su
due for preparing certain plans, and
judgment was rendered in his favor in
the city court for $l6l72.
THOMAS LOUGHNEY, Morris court.
Will celebrate the anniversary OF hie re-
lease from prison in tho war between
the states, and has invited all the ex-
prisoners OF war who fought on the side
of the union, now residing I'm Salt Lake
City or vicinity, TO meet at his home at
1870 o'clock Wednesday evening, No
yember 80,
MAP was received Monday at tho
United States land office, showing the
territory recently annexed to the Uintah
national forest. by proclamation of Pres
ident TAFT. October {. Tho district added
to the forest includes nine square miles
east Of Provo. The land s all noun
famous and contains a heavy growth OF
young timber.
AFTER HAVING DRIVEN SIX Of his
out Of a laundry at 16I West
High Lee. 81 Chinese, 60 years old was
by Patrolman George Phillips.
The Chinaman was intoxicated and when
taken into custody was commencing
operations TO throw everything In the
laundry into the street,
FROM ATHENS. Ca. comes an IN
uuiry 10 the Commercial club publicity
bureau as TO the climate m Salt Lake
and the business opportunities The
writer says If he can be shown that salt
lake Is the proper place. he viii bring
several friends with him, all good.
hustling business men. The club is GO
Ing after that part Of the southern popu-
latlon.
S. r. MOTT of Rochester n. ~
known from coast TO coast as a cider
was caller at the Com
lnercial club Monday. He is making q
tour OF the western fruit growing. states
He said he had not visited a better or
ganized Commercial club than he finds
here, G. A. Lntirner OF Grand Junction
Colo. fruit grower accompanied him
to Salt Lake.
THE OLD CASES of John Roth. Jr,.
anaRRay Woods were dismissed by Judge
Lf4isAln the Third district court Mon
gay. DnSmotion OF the attorney for the
Esfepdapfs- Both cases were appenls
ffpfn the city court. Roth having heen
uupTicted SOf using abusive Language to
an officer, and the woman with battery,