The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30
City and Neighborhood


new naturalization papers.
MRS. EMMA JOHNSON. aged 81 years
OF a32 South Third West street. died
Thursday afternoon Al 81. Marks hos
pital.
THERE WILL BF; no session in Dis
trIct Judge Lcwiss division Monday, The
cases set for hearing Will be heard on
Tuesday.
DISTRICT JUDGE NJ. l.. RGTCli1E has
gone to Kansas To look after the settle
mcnt of his fathcr-in-aws estate. re
Will he away about two weeks.
JOHN SiNDAR IS suing Ernest War;
In the district court TO recover So-p TOT
money alleged 10 have been advanced
War; on checks September 3. this year.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Lolo
Slocy wife OF John M Slocy 555 South
Seventh West street Will be held tri-
day afternoon at @:30 O'Clock in ST. Mary
cathedral.
FRANK H. COULTER. a clerk Of this
city. has filed a petition IN bankruptcy,
His liabilities amount to: Sl9i3.36. assets
Sls5 In CASH ali OF which is claimed 10
| be exempt
l. MRS. ANNA JOHNSON. aged s5 years.
| Cross hospital of tuberculosis. Tier
daughter. Mrs. Emma Stonberg lives at
o2S Wall street.
MRS: EMMA IIEARST eyed IS years.
| died Thursday night AZ -. Marks hos
pital. where she WAS takon two days ago
| frora the county inhrrnary. General de-
| bility WAS the cause of death.
PAY DIRECTOR LEEDS C, KERR.
| United states navy, is In the city Tor
brief visit with his brothers, lie is on
leave and is cnroute from San Francisco
to his home In Washington, d. c.
THE WATERS CLUBROOMS at 30
| West Third South street were broken
| into some time Thursday the plundcr
consisting OF $3.50 worth OF whisky. $3.50
| worth of cigars, a slot machine contain
| Ing about 81. and about Sc taken from
the cash register
THE FUNERAL OF John T. Buckle will
| be held from I. o. @. r. hall Sunday
afternoon. under the auspices OF the
grand lodge of Utah. ]. o. o. -. OF
which Mr. Buckle was at one time grand
master The cuiogy will be delivered by
| the Rev p. a. Smpkin.
MRS. JOHANNA PAUISEN. aged Sj
years. whose home has been at lI3 ]
| street but who for some time past has
been receiving treatment al the county
inlirmary. died there at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. She was native OF Swc-
den and has no surviving relatives in
this country.
THOMAS PETERS, charged with as
Sauft with deadly weapon. failed 10 an
swcr TO the call OF his name in District
| Judge LcwIs's court Thursday and his
case was continued until next Thursday.
Should Peters fail 10 appear then: the
district attorney will ask that his ball
be forfeited.A
CHARLES c. PETERSON asks s75
damages from c. c. Crapo of Sandy i'm
a complaint filed Thursday in the civil
division of the city court. Mr.. Peterson
says he had Jersey cow that was worth
So and one day last May cow belong
ing to Crapo broke into his pasture ana
gorcd his Jersey 10 death.
MRS RSsno J. d SMEE H. mother %oms o. Of w. W:
daughter. Mrs c. A. Tolbert 702 South
Ninth East street Thursday evening.
aged 73 years. Mrs. Rushmcr had been
living with her daughter for about five
years. The cause OF death was pneumo-
MIA The body Will be shipped to Law
renee. Kan. for burial.
THE BARTON & PINGRBB LIVE
STOCK COMPANY Of Ogden incorpor-
ated with the secretary OF state Thurs
day with Il capitalization OF 10000 di-
vidcd into 1000 shares OF $40 apiece. ].
p. Mcfarland is president; NJ. A. Child.
vice president: Matthew Dinsdalc. sccre-
tary and treasurer; John +. Barton,
manager; w. T. Stewart. additional di
rector.
MATERIAL Is now being collected at
the Jordan high school for the first is
! sue OF the Courier. which this year Will
student body. Each class has named
reporter and contributions are coming In
fast. Thus short story writing among
the pupils is being encouraged. Progress
is also being made In the domestic SCI
encc department.
IT Is UNDERSTOOD that James +.
Smith of Salt Lake has been retained
to defend ]. II. Sparks, charged with for
gerry at Ogden, and also under suspicion
Of being one Of the men who held up
all Oregon Short Line train AT Five
Points some months ago. When seen
Thursday night. Mr.. Smith declined TO
Sparks.
TESTS of the four proofs OF the taber-
| nacie photograph records. which were
held In the presence of Manager Daynes
I lNf pA,g. N,,s-i Il. ,.N,,,,, ,g,NNF
Prof. j. j. Mcclellan. Horace Ensign and
others. proved that they are decided
| success. Professor Mcclellan says this
! Is the first time in the history Of pho
body OF singers was able 10 sing with
satisfactory results
CLIFFORD HILL, on parole from the
State Industrial school sold bicycle to
an acquaintance. Willie Smith of 25lJ
Hickory avenue. for IS, accepting &C in
cash and promise for the remaining 81.
but took the wheel from in front OF the
Smith residence after turning IL over TO
the Smith lad The police arrested Hill
on a charge of petit larceny and turned
him over TO the Industrial school parole
officers, who may take him back to the
school.
CORP. j. S. HOBBS arrived in the city
| Thursday afternoon from Mare Island.
Cal. and in the future will be connected
with the United States recruiting head
quarters here: The personnel OF the Of
Wright, officer in charge: Seret, Paul
Colongne, NJ. T. Estes. j. NJ. Thorman
and Corporal Hobbs. Steps will be taken
some time this week with view Of es-
tablishlng the new station at Pueblo,
Colo,
WHILE DRIVING electric car No 473.
owned by Mrs. Mary ", Critchlow. wife
OF T.. q. Critchlow $50 South Seventh
East street. from the Critchlow residence
TO the Whtmorc garage on Richards
| street at $50 O'Clock Thursday night
| James Spry. employee of the garage.
| turned the corner at Third South and
Main streets too quickly with the result
| that the car skidded and crashed into the
curbing. The rear right wheel was de-
| molished.