The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
City and Neighborhoed

TIIl: DIRECTORS of the Utah Associa-
ton of Credit Men will meet at the Com
mcrcial club for luncheon Thursday at
| noon.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM sPRY and STAFF
| "Wednesday received an invitation from
| The salt Lake council oi Commercial
| Travellers 10 attend their sixth annual
| outing at Provo. July 1 and ;.
THE REV. p. A. sIMPKIN had the
misfortune Wednesday afternoon to lose
| SILK watch fob with Masonic and other
jewels attached. He regrets his loss much
| ana Is eager TO recover the fob.
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB traffic bu-
Teau Will hold general membership
meeting at the club at noon Thursday
The meeting viii be in the main dining
room Of the club and \ good attendance
Of representative business men is ex-
| pected.
IN AN EFFORT to complete the now
| county jail by June J. as promised the
| Pauy Jail Building company viii put all
the available iron workers in the city on
| the Job Thursday and rush things
through. The men will work three shifts
each day.
GWYLYM JONES Of Price county
| clerk of Carbon county. is In the city on
| official business. Mr.. Jones is enthuSl-
astic over the prospects of Carbon county
which he styles the greatest county in the
state, Mr.. Jones says that the assessed
valuation OF the county is So 000. 900.
SECRETARY OF STATE TINGEY
received quite a large fee Wednesday for
The Ming OF The amendment to the ar
ticles Of Incorporation OF the Utah Cop
per company. providing for an Increase
In the capital stock from $500 600 TO
S25.ooo,ooo. The fee amounted 20 si375.
SUIT WAS FILED in the district court
Wednesday by the Utah Associat ton of
Credit Men against the Burtner Trading
company. partnership. TO recover
$I862 A. alleged to be due seventeen diff
ierent firms or corpora tions in this state
for merchandise sold to defendants dur
Ing 1909,
EVELYN NJ. REDMAN filed suit for
divorce in the district court Wednesday
against Joseph o. Redman on the ground
Of non support. They were married in
Omaha, Ncb, on July IL. 1894. and II is
alleged that for more than two years past
Rcdman has failed TO support his wife
and daughter.
AN ATTACHMENT suit was fled in
the district court Wednesday by the Bacr
Bros. Mercantile company against VIII
liam Draper to recover $1,000, alleged
last, and also S5l9.I9, alleged to be due
for merchandise sold by the Salt Lake
last
,ADDIE L, ANDERSON filed suit tor
divorce In the district court Wednesday
against c, j. Anderson on the ground
OF failure to support. They We're mar
ried in this city, December 0. 19Oe and
IL Is alleged that Anderson left his wife
In February, 1910 Mrs. Anderson also
asks that her maiden name oc Capron
be restored.
THE Ladies' Auxiliary 10 L. c. r.
council 81 entertained at cards at the
hall Wednesday afternoon, hand painted
prizes being won by Mrs. O. w. McGnl
and Mrs; Gus Anderson. Dainty re-
freshments were served. The affair was
in the hands OF Mrs, e E Kohn, Mrs
l.. j.. Kahn. Mrs. i. +. Farrell and Mrs.
BUSINESS was pretty good in the Of
flee Of Building Inspector A. p. Hrth
n lnr p,f,F ~
mits issued. but one of them was for
$40 600 so that the total amount OF the
permits for the day was 700. Brown,
Terry & Woodruff took out a permit for
a two-story brick laundry at 4Sl Sixth
East street. TO cost $4,000.
AN ACTION for divorce was filed in
the district court Wednesday hy Lydia
X, Till against Alfred TIL on the ground
ried on June A. 1909, and II is alleged that
TIL has failed 10 support his wife for
several months. In addition to a divorce.
Mrs: Till asks that her maiden name,
Lydia I<lenk. be restored TO her.
BURT TIERNAN is on trial before
jury in District Judge Lewiss court on |
the charge of assault with intent 10 com
NIT rape, II is alleged that Tiernan, !
February is. assaulted Sadie Lyngberg
II years old, at Murray. The complain
ing witness and her mother were on the |
stand Wednesday and told of the alleged |
assault. The case will be concluded to-
day
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed in the !
district court "Wednesday by Lettie Fos-
Pennington. May %. 1907. and 1t is al |
legged that Foster deserted his wife IN
August the same year and is now living |
in New York. Mrs. Foster also asks that |
her maiden name OF Walters be re-
stored.
B. S. HINCKLEY; principal of the L.
d. S Business college for more than
ID W. fa,e ,a..I-
ing Wednesday morning by the students |
of the commercial class and members OF |
the faculty Mir. Hincl<ley will le!ive Sor
the cast shortly 10 study modern gym
nasium work and when he returns he will |
take charge OF the Deseret gymnasium as
physical director.
PROFESSOR BENJAMIN LAWRENCE
Of Columbia School Of Mines, New York
arrived in the city Tuesday afternoon
from the cast on route To the Pacific /
coast. His westward trip is taken with
alumni associations, and he is eager 10
meet all local Columbia men. Professor
lawrence spent Tuesday afternoon st
the camp by resident Columbia graduates.
THE SUPREME COURT Wednesday
heard arguments i'm and took under adj
yiscment the following cases; Adde p.
Lotus. administratrix Of the estate OF
T. J. Lofts. deceased VS. Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance company. appellant: !
George and Hulda c. Naylor vs. Joseph
NJ JcDSDl tl AL 5DJlSHanlS. ] ne case
Of the First National Bank Of Nephi. ap-
pcllant. VS.. b, Christensen. county treas
nrer. and others. was continued TO the
foot OF the calendar.
A COMPLAINT WAS issued by the
county attorney Wednesday against
George Rockway and John Burns. charG-
ing them with having burglarious tools
in their possession 1t is alleged that.
May 10. the men had skeleton keys for
.he purpose or committing burglary with
hem.