The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
City and Neighborhood


lshed for contempt In the case OF Louise
B. Amos against Anna b. NUM- ct al
was called before Judge Armstrong IN
noon. but had not been concluded NJ the
| hour OF adjournment. The defendants
are accused OF violating all order OF court
| certain property which had been fore
! closed,
THE UNITED STATES civil service
] commission has announced the Following
| eXamina tiODs to secure eliglbles for gov
ernment situations: Man assistant IN
I tobacco Investigations. at from $500 10
$1,000 year; examination TO be held
| January rs at the Federal building here
| Perpetrators in The national museum at
| Washington, at from S45 to $40 month
examination TO be held February s.
PHILIP KOPP filed an action against
Michael Nichols In the Third district
court TO dissolve a partnership alleged to
| exist under the firm name OF Nichols
| & Co, metal workers and contractors
tion IN the business and he asks to have
IL sold and the profits and assets di-
vided. Judgment was entered, by stipu-
| lation. for Kopp
| A FORMAL Acknowledgement of the
| invitation sent to the Commercial Law
| League OF America TO hold the next
convention In this city has been received
| at the Commercial club. The secretary
| OF the league, the communication says. is
| not In Chicago at this time and no den
| Mite answer can be sent TO the inVi-
| tation.
TO DISTRIBUTE the cost OF making
the canals which divert water from the
| Jordan river. the interested parties TO
the old suit of Salt Lake CITY ct al;
| against the Salt Lake City Water and
| Electrical Power company have been no.
| tiicd to appear ir Judge Morse's court
| January 10, 1911
THEODORE BAER, aged 81 years. died
| Tuesday morning mt the Holy a'ross hos
nj al fIpr pp ptri,sS
at the Utah soap factory. where he was
employed. He resided at 357. North Fifth
West street. Funeral services VIII be
held at . o'clock Thursday afternoon in
| the Twenty eighth ward meeting house
AT TUESDAYS meeting of the board
| OF county commissioners the following
bonds were approved T. e. Dudley, JUS
| tice Of the peace at Bingham. $1,000: r.
| Allan Gardner, surveyor $4,000; j. j. VII
| liams. justice Of the peace at Midvale,
$1,000: James Sabine, Jr.. superintendent
| Of tn county inflrmary. $4,000.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the body
OF Robert Forester. an eminent geoloGist
| and mine expert. who died In Seattle IL
week ago. will be held this "wednesday
chapel or :. y, Evans. The Rev. Elmer
l. Goshen will conduct the services The
body reached here Tuesday,
OLIVER MILES. the negro. who faces
holding up a Chinese laundryman on
| South West Temple street. entered Il plea
| OF not guilty Tuesday and his case was
| set by Judge Whitaker Tor preliminary
hearing January ..
| FUNERAL SERVICES were held at
| the family residence Tuesday afternoon
| in Murray for Edith May Evans. the
young daughter of William Evans. who
died Monday OF bronchia; pneumonia
| Burial was in South Cottonwood ceme-
| terry.
MRS. SARAH ANN wOOTON, wife OF
Fred Wooton. a farmer. living near MUIR
| ray, died suddenly Tuesday morning of
congestion of the lungs. Mrs. Wooton.
| 81 years old, was born in the Mill Creek
| ward. She leaves two adopted children.
JAMES CAILAWAY and his brother.
Charles. of Montrose and Grand juno.
ton. Colo, respectively, are guests Of
| the Wilson for a few days. They are
looking over the business field and may
decide 10 settle in Salt Lake.
IN THE CASE OF r. l.. Jones against
| the Big Mitt Mining company Judge
Armstrong has rendered Judgment I'm
favor of the company Suit was brought
to recover small amount alleged TO be
due for services.
| THIS "WEDNESDAY evening. in the
new meeting place of the Volunteers Of
America. at III East First South street.
an interesting programme Will be rem
dered, Capt. John Freeman will be the
| speaker.
THE CONTESTED divorce case OF Ada
| n. Wlnward against Samuel T.. Winward
| was resumed before Judge Morse in the
| Third district court Tuesday. Cruelty Is
| tine charge made by Mrs WipWard.
FUNERAL SERVICES for William
| Evart. who died SATURDAY at the county
| lniirmary at the age of "a years. were
held Tuesday afternoon at the chapel
| OF Undertaken :. NJ. Taylor. Interment
was in the City cemetery.
NJ. O'CONNOR of IIko New. assistant
! superintendent OF the Western Pacific
| Railroad company: is in the city. a guest
of the Cullen. OConuor is proud OF the
| tNur f,INnn nyll line nf no m
officer.
JUDGE C. w. CHERRY OF Gunnison.
| Sanpete county is in the city to spend
the holiday season. Judge Cherry says
that Gunnison Is one OF the most pro-
sressvc towns in southern Utah
s. 4. WHITNEY, who for almost a
| month as been at the Judge Mercy hos
pital after undergoing a serious opera
| tion, was reported Tuesday night as
showing marked improvement.
FARMERS institute will be neld at
Ryverton, Thursday afternoon. DR. z. D.
Ball. J. Edward Taylor. state horticul,,
tural inspector, and Prof L. A. Merrill
will b. the instructors.
| II. JAEDEL SE SONS have filed suit
| against Il. Mehesy, Jr.. to recover S2302,75
on seven causes OF action. the amounts
| alleged 10 be due for merchandise and on
promissory notes.
LATEST REPORTS from the l.. D. S.
hospital, where DIR. G. q. Plummer Is be-
| ing treated for blood poisoning. announce
the steady Improvement OF the afflicted
physician.
BANK CLEARINGS for Tuesday took
jump. The amount reached 81 :292. .666.74.
| as against s1,05S.954. for the CORE
! spending day OF last year. a gain OF
S233. 11o.
ROBERT LEE, a veteran in the Dem
yer & Rio Grande railroad service, whose
present home Is in Delta. Colo. Is en-
! Joylng a few days vacation in Salt
| Lake.
A MEETING of the executive commit
| tee of the publicity bureau of the Com
| mercial club will be held this noon, An
outline OF the work of 1911 Will be dis
cusscd.
| THE REGULAE monthly farmers in
stitule is TO be held at Murray this after
| noon. George Turpin of tile Agricultural
college viii be the chief speaker,
At A O'CLOCK DINNER this even
Ing. at the Commercial club. the Salt
| Lake Dental society will discuss the mat
ter OF uniform fees for the city.
MRS. r. G. ODELL. who is at the
| Holy Cross lolSpital uvaIesrine after