The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
SEPTEMBER
City and Neighborhood

| turned TO salt Lake from the east, where
| he has been for the past two weeks on
| business
| ATTORNEY GENERAL BAGNES is
| rejoicing over the arrival of q. bouncing
| baby boy at his residence. There were
| cigars at the attorney generals office
! Monday.
DIR. FRED J. PACK delivered a Ice
| ture at the priesthood meeting OF the
| liberty stake III the Second ward chapel
Monday evening on Earthquakes and
| Their Causes
THE UTAH SULPHUR COMPANY has
sued The Utah Spray Manufacturing com
pany TO recover Slli4 alleged to be due
| for goods furnished between March II
and March % last year.
MOTORCYCLE POLICEMAN w. H.
IibNDRICKSoN has gone TO Quincy.
| MIR. Hcndrickson will study motorcycle
| patrol conditions iii other cities,
| \ SERIES Of social functions are to be
| held by Granite high school pupils this
| every week. The proposal To publish a
school newspaper is stlll being discussed
THE HOUSTON REAL ESTATE &
| INVESTMENT COMPANY is suing T.
| s53b. with interest, alleged to DO due for
| rent Of the premises at 3e2 South Main
street.
WILLIAM IL SHERMAN. a clerk OF
Ogden, filed petition In bankruptcy III
| the federal court Monday. Sherman owes
| s1490, and his assets amount to $50. con
slstinG Of his clothes, which. OF course
arc exempt
THE LOCAL FOREST SERVICE ia
| sending dozen mon To begin work plant
| Ing trees on the watershed In Bywatcr s
canyon, off Parieys, CANYON. gang OF
| men is now at work in Big Cottonwood
| planting the ilrs.
MARION HIBRARD charges William
llibbard with non support In suit Tiled
In the district court Monday. and asks KS
| Lane back, The marriage took place at
| West Jordan, February Is, 1904.
BY STIPULATION. on motion OF the
| plaintiff, the personal injury damage suit
of Nina Frazier gainst the Utah Light
| G Railway company Was dismissed in
District Judge, Morse's SQUIRT Monday.
| The damages demanded were s102J.
THE FUNERAL of Edward Barlow
who died suddenly Sunday afternoon
wil be held from the twentieth ward
meeting house Wednesday afternoon al .
o'clock. Intermcnt viii be in the City
cemetery
CIVIL SERVICE examinations Will be
held at the federal building in Salt Lake,
October D, to fill two vacancies in the
position OF assistant chemist in the for
est products laboratory at Madison. Wis.
The salaries range from $1,000 10 $500
per annum.
THE POLICE have been unable to find
any cine TO who entered and robbed
Sixth East street, Saturday night when
s2S in money and n silver tea set were
stolen Entrance was gained through
rear window,
guilty TO robbing George Harris, u white
man. of s9T and was sentenced to six
months in Jail in police court Monday.
Tho woman changed her plea of not
TO petit larceny,
RATHER THAN APPEAR in police
court to face a charge of carrying con-
ceaIcd weapons r. Fl Hall, arrested In a
cal he ma
In a threatening manner, forfeited his bail
OF 800 when his case was called for trial
Monday morning.
ETHEL BRUNSWICK. out under hond
on Il charge OF grand larceny, failed to
appear for hearing before District Judge
Lewis Monday and bench warrant WAS
issued The woman S charged with hax- So,
November l, 1909.
NOTICE HAS been received by WILL
lard Done, acting state insurance COM
missioner, that the shawnee Fire. lnsur-
ancc company OF Topeka, Kan. has re-
tired from business and has reinsured oil
its policies with the National Fire In
surance company Of Hartford, Conn,
ON MOTION OF the district attorneys
office tho case of Jesse NJ. Stein. charged
with embczzing $40 from the BOTHER
berg t& Schloss Cigar company while en-
ployed, as agent was dlsm,ssed ,Ia,, IN DiS- s,-
of evidence was the reason for the dis
missal.
W. p. S, HAWK. superintendent of tho
Postal Telegraph al Chicago. and former
ly of this city, is here on short vaca
ton. His family remained here when
he was transferred In May and he came
out for a visit. Mr. Hawk states that
he has been very busy In the Chicago
Office and things are now running along
smoothly.
GEORGE n. CHILDS, superintendent
of the schools OF Utah county. was in
the city Monday, couferring with State
c, Nelson regarding the Utah county
teachers institute, to be held at Spring |
vile, October 13, IA and To- Several
prominent educators will address the |
meeting.
FINAL DEGREES Of divorce we're
granted by District Judge Morse Mon
day as follows: Josie A, kittleson from
child; Annie NJ Friedal from Albert 4. |
Fricdal. custody OF minor child and $50
a month alimony; Ellen Peterson VII
liams from Miles l.. Williams; Pauline |
Baker from j. a. Baker.
WHEN THE JURY in the condemna-
tioD suit OF the Denver & Rio Grande |
Railway company against Thomas j, Con-
nary and the West Mountain Placer Min
ing company failed To reach a verdict
in a couple of hours Monday afternoon,
District Judge Armstrong instructed the
Jurors to bring In verdict Tuesday
morning IL they reach one by that time |
The case involves % acres of ground |
near Bingham
THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZA-
TlON will meet October l To take up
the reports coming in from the several
county auditors OF the state covering
county statistics. Many OF the auditors
have complied with the law requiring this
data to be on file with the equalization
board by October l. but a few are hold
ing back. The statistics arc wanted for
incorporation in the equalization board
biennial report
TO AVOID charges OF personal preju-
dice, District Judge Lewis Monday trans
ferred James Giroy. found guilty of en-
terjns tire home OF George *, Smith. at
919 East First South street, adjoining
Judge Lewiss home the night of April
19 last. and stealing several articles. to
Judge Ritchlc's division for sentence and
Gilroy drew four years at hard labor in
the state prison Gilroy WAS identified
on The street by Mr.. Smiths little daugh-
ter.
THROWN TO THE STREET while
driving a high-spirited team on Main
street al Second South street Monday
afternoon. r. A Halliday OF Midvale was
dragged for some distance and slightly
bruised With him In the rig ar the