The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-14
City and Neighborhsod

NJ y OK BRAN OlSlD Has dpploN'u VI
all actions taken by the city council at
its Monday evenings meeting.
COUNTY ATTORNEY LYON has filed
n complaint against William Tugwcll,
charging him with the burglary Of the
Log Cabin bar, December 10.
MAURICE WE'LL, steve Hendricks and
Art D. Ripley were examined as TO their
sanity before. Judge Lewis Tuesday and
ordered committed to the state Mental
hospital,
G.. l.. DEMIS has filed an action against
Il. Stringlcy, administrator OF the estate
Of Austin H. Bemis. deceased, to recover
5000 80 on ten causes OF action Tor
money advanced.
THE SOCIETY OF SILENT UNITY
will meet this "wednesday evening with
Mrs. II. j. Wetmore at 93I Second avenue.
All who are interested are invited TO at
tend the meeting.
SPACE FOR DISPLAYS at the 1911
state fair has been applied for by the
Hall Creamery & Produce company OF
Salt Lake. The company has been Or
ganized but Il short timc.
GEoRGE y. CHILD. the new super
visor OF grammar grades In the public
schools of the city. will address the prln-
cipals Of the schools in the city and Coun-
ty building this afternoon,
FINAL DEGREES OF divorce we're
granted by Judge Armstrong this morn
Ing in tho following cases: Peter j, Gal.
laghcr VS. Catherine S. Gallagher; Mabel
c, Larcker VS.. Arnold Larcker.
T1LLIE BAIN was granted an inter-
locutory decree OF divorces from Jackson
V. Balm by Judge Armstrong Tuesday on
the ground OF failure TO support. The
parties were married nj July. 1901.
IN THE CASE Of Anna B. Num-
against Fred Love, for the restitution of
premises in lot 9, block 10. plat A.. and
strong has rendered judgment in favor
OF the defendant.
IN THE CASE of ]. II, Engcrt against
G.. y. Chadwick. Judge Armstrong has
rendered Judgment In favor Of the plain
tiff for sl62.40 In the city court, from
which an appeal was taken, the Judgment
was for the defendant.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT SOM
MERS OF the Bell Telephone company Is
home from trip I'm Montana He re-
many parts OF the state snow has fallen
TO a depth sufficient for slcighing.
PAPPAS & KOSTUROS have filed In
junction proceedings against G, j.. Tay-
lor TO keep him from closing door and
window leading into their place of bust
ness from the entrance 10 the Shubert
theatcr. Taylor is agent for the build
ing.
THE STATE FOOD AND DAIRY
bureau met In the office of Willard Han
sen. state commissioner, Tuesday. The
bureau inspected and accepted reports
OF the commissioner. The report will be
filed with the governor this week. prob
ably Thursday.
Il. PAPPOS. Greek. and George u
reich. Austrian, miners at the Boston
Consolidated mine, Bingham. were severe
ly injured Tuesday by n fall Of rock in
the main tunnel. Both arc being treated
at st. Marks hospital and are reported as
progressing favorably.
SECRETARY C. b. STEWART OF the
Utah Wool Growers association Is re-
ceiving many letters for informs tion on
the coming convention OF the National
Wool Growers, TO be held at Portland.
From the outlook the Utah train will he
we'll patrpnized. Rates giving choice of
return Will secured.
JUDGE ARMSTRONG has rendered
Judgment for S20S in favor of the plain
tiff In the case OF Marie Bcrkenstock
against Frederick ". Stephens, adminis
Stephens. deceased. The amounts were
due for labor and merchandise.
IN THE CASE Of J. A. IIcadtund
against George II. Ebert. which was sub
mitted to Judge Armstrong some days
ago, Judgment has been rendered in favor
of the plaintiff for sl39.2O. interest and
costs The amount was alleged 10 be due
for services rendered as architect.
JOHN KING and u. Rannceker. each
under the age Of II years, who were CON
sion of tile Third district court on n
charge OF burglary in the second degree
Monday. were sentenced to three years In
the state prison Tuesday The boys
robbed store I'm Garfield.
THE CASE of w. +. Olsen against C..
f. Durand I'm which Olsen seeks to sct
aside an alleged Illegal Judgment rendered
against him by Durand. when the latter
was justice of the peace at Murray, was
heard by Judge Morse in the Third dis
trict court Tuesday afternoon. AT the
conclusion of the testimony the attor-
neys were glveE time tn file briefs.
IN THE INJUNCTION SUIT Of T. r
kcarns and others against the Gold
Springs Mining Power company i'm
Judge Morses division Of the Third dis
trict court. the plaintiffs amended their
complaint Tuesday and the case went
over indefinitely. The restraining order
preventing the company from selling ccr-
tain stock under an assessment, remains
I'm force.
w. r.. wARK has filed an action
against William Moore in the Third dis
trlot court 10 recover damages in the sum
OF 5000 Wurk says that he bought
Moores interest in the Intermountain
Employment Agency some time ago,
Moore agreeing not TO rc-cntcr the bust
ness in this city Later, Wark savy
Moore opened rival place and Wark
now wants $500 as damages for breach
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