The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
City and Neighborhood


for August amounted To S2ai6.b0.
LOCAL. BANK CLEARINCiS Tuesday
were S1.242,0lS.S7. rs compared with
s1.1i3, 526.73 for September 6. 1903.
THERE WILL BE a sort of supple
meptary setting of criminal cases before
District Judge Lewis, September II,
II L. BOOTH. United States district
attorney, has returned from the coast,
where he spent a month basking in the
sun and taking life easy.
DIR. Il. G. GOWANS. superintendent OF
the State Industrial school. was In the
city from Ogden Tuesday TO secure a
teacher for the school.
A. s. FOWLER. Mayor Bransford's s
private secretary, and Street Supervisor
J. T Raleigh are home. after attending
Baltimore.
THERE WILL be meetlg OF the
Utah State Poultry association at 8
O'Clock Thursday evening at the Com
mercial club. The public is cordially in
vitcd to attend.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Raymond
Il. Hanks were held at the home OF his
sister. Mrs. j. G.. Giles. 67 p street, at J |
o'clock Tuesday morning. Interment was
in City cemetery.
THE APPLICATION of Joseph Brandt
and others for receiver for the Silver
King Consolidated Mining company was
given n partial hearing in District Judge
Morse's court Tuesday.
IN DISTRICT JUDGE ARMSTRONG'S
court Tuesday. Charles W. Award was
granted an interlocutory decree Of di-
vorcc from Elizabeth Award on the
grounds OF incompatibility and deser-
ton.
FUNERAL. SERVICES for Mrs Amelia
YounGsdale Sutton. who died at 80 West
Fifth South street Friday, were held at
ST. Pauls Episcopal church MT o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, The services were
private.
THE CRANE COMPANY is suing
the Lawrence & Bywater Plumbing
company in the district court to recover
Si90S26, alleged to be due for materials
furnished between January l and August
3, 1910.
PRIVATE FUNERAL SERVICES for
George A Taylor. who died Saturday
at the age of 30 years. were held In
o.Eonnclrs undertaking parlors Tuesday
in City cemetery.
p. L, GILLETT has sufficiently rccov-
cred from his recent operation at the
German American hospital to he removed
to his home, 6l2 South Seventh East
street and will be pleased to see his
friends once more.
SHERIFF r.. +. BRAILBY of Douglas
county, Nebraska, is n visitor to the city
He is notable official In that part Of
the country and we'll known for his
great size. He is accompanied by his
wife and they arc guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
y. j. Eaton here.
J. l.. PETIT, state coal mine inspec-
tor, returned Tuesday from visit TO
part Of the state. He says he found con-
ditions at the mines good, the owners
having complied with The law in the
matter of protecting The miners.
J; II. KuRTZ. who is engaged in fight
with Il. H. Robinson over the Ogden
IS in more trouble. Riegcr
& I.indlev, liquor dealers. arc suing
Kurt. with W, d. Blosser: in the Third
TO be due for whisky furnished in 1907.
TIE POLICE DEPARTMENT is in
receipt OF letter from the Denver au-
thoritics asking that 1t cndeavor TO To-
cate cate the sister of Mrs. Mary anderson.
Denver police do not know the sisters |
name. but say that her husband Is in the |
meat business In this city.
=, ANNIE JOHNSON BAIRD. in n Suit
filed In the district court Tuesday. wants
a. divorce from IIyrum s. Baird. om-
ploycd by the Cooperative Furniture
company on tho ground of non-support
also the custody, OF the 2months- old son
and SIS month for his support They
were married here September 30, 1909
RULE DAY was held In the United
states district court Tuesday. a num-
Der OF cases were brought up and sub
mjtted 10 the court for decision and mo
lions were heard In other cases The
most important action OF the court was
the appointing Of H.. j. Cook as United
States commissioner at Green River
Utah.
r. V, WILLIAMS. a locomotive cngi-
leer on the Oregon Short Line, saws I'm
IN answer TO Rachel Willams's suit for
ilVorce. filed in the district court Tues
lay. that Mrs. Williams hasn't been a
resident Of Utah long enough-a year
o institute suit. and asks that the COM
olaint, charging non-support, be dis
missed.
JACK La MYNES. in 4 complaint is
sued by the county attorney Tuesday is
charged with secoDd-degree burglary lie
Entered G. T.. Pfoutzs barn at 1886 East
.Irst South street. September .. IL is
lneged In another complaint. Elmer
thomson is charged with assnutjng
frank Art with deadly weapon. q
Labor day.
ROBERT u. YOUNG of Richfleld was
N this city Tuesday making arrangements
or big display of SEWER county prod
lcts nj the chamber of commerce in the
'ermont building. The exhibition Will bc
'iought here from the county fair TO be
ield at RichilaId next week 1t will in
Jude collection OF grains. fruits vcgu-
ablcs. minerals, and other products Of
he county.
P. N. G.. c.