The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
City and Neighborheod


proved all matters passed upon by the
city council Tuesday night.
MRS. j. l.. WOODRUFF Will entertain
today at luncheon In honor OF Miss Sar-
rest Martin. one of the carly June brides.
THE FEES OF the county clerks office
OF about $40 as compared to May last
year,
THE REGULAR MEETING Of tho
Jewish Relief society Will be held today
!Thursday) at go p. m, at the b, b.
lodge rooms.
IKE TAYLOR. who is charged with as
sault with deadly weapon. was ar
ralgned before Judge Lewis Wednesday,
and entered plea of not guilty.
a MEETING of the Utah State Poultry
evening at o'clock at the Commercial
club. Tho public is cordially Invited to
attend.
HARRY WILLIAMS appeared before
Judge Lewis Of the district court We'd
ncsday and pleaded not guilty TO the
charge of assault with intent to com
NIT robbery.
BERT HUSBANDS. who has been con-
lined at ST. Marks hospital. where he
underwent an operation for appendi-
TO be on the streets again.
TIE PRINCIPALS OF the city schools
wednesday. discussed plans for the field
day OF the schools at Wandamere next
Friday, Another meeting will be held
today TO complete arrangements for The
meet
GEORGE NJ. DUESCI OF O'Donnelrs
Undertaking establishment left for Ogden
Wednesday night to return with the body
of Hugh Mcclure. the foreman, who with
sixteen workmen, was blown UP at Devils S
Slide.
MILE WHITE, the 12year old
daughter of Samuel White OF 425 West
Sixth South street. who died of sea rlct
nesday afternoon at o'clock in the City
cemetery.
SUIT WAS FILED in the district court
"Wednesday by r. L. Cobb against the
Jensen Creamery company of this city
to recover a balance OF $500 alleged to
he due on shipment OF butter made
January % last.
JUDGE MORSE of the district court
rendered a decree wednesday In favor
Baumgarten. quietine plaintiffs title TO
a part of lot 3, block Sc. plat A, Salt
Lake City survey.
A, n. CURTIS of $40 North First West
street. employed on the Kcarns building,
the third floor OF that structure Tuesday
and broke the limb. DR.. J. II. Robinson
set the injured member.
THREE LOTS IN POPPERTON, now
KIN known yn1 as as Newhouss park were pur-
President Bancroft OF the Oregon Short
Line railway, for $4,000,
GEORGE WALKER. the young son of
George D. Walker 356 Fourth avenue.
In front Of the n. c. NJ. l. on Main street
Saturday afternoon, fell and broke his
arm. He Is resting well.
FINAL TESTS In United States history
in the eighth grade for entrance to the
high school was conducted In the public
schools OF the city Wednesday. Today
the final tests for the same grade in
grammar Will be conducted.
ALLEGING acts of cruelty covering a
period of four years past. Nellie Jenkins
filed an action for divorce In tho district
court Wednesday against William Jen-
klns. whom she married at Great Falls.
Mont. on September Is, 1904,
THE FIRST DRAFT of the new county
tion districts made necessary on ac-
count of the annexation OF several tracts
of land TO the city, is about completed
and the maps will be printed I'm the near
future.
Il. M O'DONNELL was examined Sas to
his sanity before Judge Armstrong on
Wednesday and was committed to the
State Mental hospital at Provo. Ernest
Lewis and was committed to the State
Mental hospital.
DEPUTY LICENSE Assessor F. r.
KIMBALI. reports the collection OF IL
censes In the city for this year UP TO
to $751; .2S5.22 for the same
period last year, This is an increase for
the five months this year OF sS9, 1854.
THE JURY in the case OF Salt Lake
City against Farley Hanson, charged with
selling liquor in rooming house with
out license. was unable TO agree on a
verdict. after being out several hours.
go Judge Lewis discharged the jurors
from further consideration Of the case
services over the body of Mrs. G, II.
Islaub in the Sugar House ward house
morning. the body was sent
10 Ogden for intcrment Bishop John M.
ivered brief address. paying a glow
Ing tribute 10 Mrs. Islaub.
WARD w. FLAHURTY filed an at
lachment suit In the district court We'd
nesday against Il. ID Jones and John
Doe Dwyer. doing business as Jones &
Dwyer to recover s52o5.49, alleged TO be
due r. T.. Jones on an account stated ut
San Francisco May "a. The account was
by Jones to the plaintiff.
DR. IIEBER j. SEARS AND WIFE. |
have been visiting the past ten days
with relatives and friends in Salt Lake. |
Ogden and Brigham. Their visit is oc
by the fact that their son, Vic |
tor, who has spent the past four years
at tho Weber Stake academy is gradu- |
ating from the classical course In the |
popular Institution.
JUDGMENT was rendered by Judge |
of the district court Wcdncs-
day in favor Of A. b. Tarpey and against
the Toltec Ranch company for the sum
Of s57 500. found to be due on promis- |
sory note executed on April 10. 1902. As |
for the payment of the note. the |
company pledged 995 shares OF Its stock |
but this was destroyed in the San Fran |
cisco earthquake disaster.
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