The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
City and NeighborhOod

THREE WOMEN TOURISTS at the
ousE corner Friday purchased thirteen
dozen souvenir postals of Utah.
CHARLES II. MGURRIN Of the Salt
Lake security and Trust company left
several weeks.
F.. NJ. .ELDREDGE has resigned as
Ghict clerk in the census department of
Ian; and ms position will be occupied
by Major H. p. Myton.
CHICKEN THIEVES visited the hen
roost OF Mrs. Scott at Fourteenth South
and Ninth East streets. Thursday night,
and stole number OF chickens.
FRANK KELLY and J. s. Marriott.
Judge Bowman. Friday morning were
bound over 10 the district court
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued a
complaint Friday against Henry Hlentc.
charging him with tishing In the surplus
canal Thursday without license.
DISTRICT JUDGE LEWIS will not
make a setting of civil cases In his di-
NiSion OF the district court today. but
VIII set criminal cases about June 10.
EDWARD TUBBY, charged with fight
court Friday. after admitting that he
was intoxicated when the fight started
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was Gled in the
district court Friday by Edith Slater
against Leroy r. Slater, on the ground
of dcscrtion. alleged to have occurred a
week after marriage.
THE SPECIAL MEETING of the city
board OF education, which was called for
Friday night, was postponed until next
Tuesday night. on account OF the alb
sence from the city Of Mr.. Giauquc.
WANDAMERE will he the scene OF
reunion OF formor Mlllard county resi-
dents this Saturday afternoon. An in
teresting programme has been arranged
including addresses by number OF
prominent mon.
PAUL IIANGUS and George Dcmas
wore arrested by United States Marshal
Anderson and Deputy Marshal Smyth at
Garfield Friday afternoon and taken To
tho county jail, where they were charged
with selling liquor without a license.
THE commencement exercises of The
Forest eighth grade Will be held at Sis
o'clock this evening at the Sugar ward
meeting house. Tho feature of the pro-
grommc Will be an address to tho grad
uatcs by n, T Porter
G. Il. BERRY, ono of the oldest odd
Fellows I'm tho state, and one OF the most
active members of Salt Lake lodge No.
.. ]. Q. q. T.. was presented with IL now
suit of clothes Friday by the members
of the lodge. Mr.. Berry now is 10 years
old
INFORMATION OF the death Of w. d.
johnson, at ono time first counselor 10
the presidency OF ST. Joseph stake, was
received in Salt Lake Friday Mr. John
son died nj Thatcher AriZ Thursday
last The time for the funeral has not
been arranged
ELIZABETH WEST BOUGIIAN filed
q petition in tho district court Friday
for letters OF administration OF the estate
OF John West. who died at Bingham Feb
rnary II. 1900. The estate consists Of
real property valued at $4,000. There arc
seven heirs mentioned
GEORGE BEINAS and Henry Hautos
Greeks, were arrested by United STATES
Marshal Anderson and Deputy Marshal
Snyth at Garfield, Friday. on the charge
Of selling liquor without paying a govern
mcnt tax. Illicit sales of liquor arc sup
posed TO have been going on at Garfield
for some time.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed In the
district court Friday by Martha s. Ger
rams against Albert J. Gerrana. on the
ground Of cruelty. IT, is alleged that Ger
rams made several threats to kill his
wife. Mrs. Gerrans also asks The custody
OF the three children and $40 month
alimony,
JAMES MARSH was sentenced to
seven years in tho state prison by Judge
Lewis on Friday, after his motion for a
new trial was denied by the court Marsh
was convicted few weeks ago of as