The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-18
City and Neighborheod

JUDGE ALEXANDER MINISTER
went to Tooele City Friday night on
| court business.
JOHN Il. HARDY, private secretary
to Governor SprY returned Friday after
| noon from a successful fishing trip to the
Lost river country.
THE DECREASE in local bank clear
ings still continues. Friday the clearings
were 500. Ill.7S, as compared with 81,
0S3, l9O.T3 for the corresponding week OF
last year.
THE EXAMINATION OF janitors of the
city schools for reappointment for the
coming school year will be held in the
office OF Superintendent of Buildings Ell
A. Folland on next Monday morning 81
10 o clock.
A MORTGAGE was filed in the county
recorders office Friday by which the
] j. DAILY company mortgages TO the
Penn Mutual insurance company the new
DAILY hotel property at Fourth South and
Main streets for the sum OF sl75,ooo.
j.. B. MURRAY, charged with adultery.
appeared before Justice Bishop Friday
ing OF his case set for June 2l. lie was
released upon $1,000 bail, ". ". Nc
ln,yre is the complaining witness,
FRED W, CHAMBERS. state fish and
deputy, Will leave Saturday morning for
Pangultch lake to attend the initial
stocking OF the new fish hatchery at that
place. 1t Is the intention Of the off,
WIS w pihSN -'V'Oso"u to5o III iItS !lt"
hatchery.
ARTHUR l.. THOMAS. president OF
the Cambrian society. is In receipt of n
letter from Dewey Michael, agent for the
Madame Hughes Thomas Welsh Ladies'
chorus. Cardiff, Wales. stating that the
chorus had decided to make another tour
OF the United States and Canada, and
would include Salt Lake in the list.
A NEW COMPLAINT was issued by
the county attorney Friday against Ush-
IL ,.l,a hi l,,,rr
in the third degree. kume was dis
charged in the police court, but was re-
arrested on the new complaint. 1t is al
legged that he burglariZed the room OF
three of his fellow countrymen at 81
Richards street on June s.
HATTIE WILKINS filed suit for d-
yorce In the district court Friday against
Joseph e. wilkins on the grounds OF de-
rled at Provo on February g. 1901. and
it is alleged that Wilkins deserted his
wife on March 10. 1909. She asks for
the custody Of their three minor chill
dren-
AFTER SERVING as postoffice in
speCtor in this city about two months,
r. q. Nelson who succeeded c. d Lowe.
when the latter was transferred to San
leave in a few days to accept better
position at Denver. Mr- Nelson will be
succeeded here by Inspector Morrison.
who comes from Virginia,
GEORGE DEMAS, a Greek. charged
with conducting n business at Garfield
without license. appeared before JUS
tice Bishop Friday afternoon and was
discharged The evidence in the case
tended TO show that he was not conduct
ing n business Paul Hangus, another
Greek. was charged with selling beer
without license, He was fined $50 or
fifty days In the county Jail,
PASTOR HUNTINGTON of the Ad-
Ventist church. corner OF Fifth South and
Sixth East streets. has again erected his
big gospel tent on Market street, oppo-
site the Dostoffice. and will begin evan
gelistic services there Sunday night. The
tent is nicely carpcted, seated with
chairs electric lighted and artlstlcally
decorated The public is cordially invited
10 these services. which are held every
evening at 8 o'clock, except Saturday.