The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-17
City and Neighborheod

States marshal. resumed his duties Tues
day, after two weeks vacation.
MAYOR BRANSFORD Tuesday morn
Ing approved all the matters passed up
on by the city council Monday night.
THE LOCAL BANK CIEARINGS on
Tuesday amounted to SS32, ,24031, as COM
pared with s1,139 ,2lS.39 for tho same day
last year,
CLARENCE LAWSON OF Lawson &
Parker, Denver, general sales agents for
the Mosida fruits lands on the west side
of Utah lake, Is IL Salt Lake visitor.
BY DEFAULT, judgment for s1743 on
promSsory note was entered In favor
OF A. IL. Snow and Charles L. Colt in
District Judge Armstrong 5 court Tues
day.
IN DISTRICT JUDGE ARMSTRONG; S
court Tuesday. Patrick Calvin, picked up
by the police. was adjudged insane and
ordered committed to the State Mental
hospital at Provo.
THE COLORADO NATIONAL LIFE
ASSURANCE COMPANY is suing r. w.
Sloan In the district court To- recover
s29775, with interest. alleged 10 be due
on a prom!ssory note.
WILLIAM T.. COTTON and Herman
Bamberger, new members of the public
library commission, have filed their bonds
as such with the city recorder. The
bonds are for $1,000 each.
GOVERNOR SPRY, State Auditor
Jesse d. JewScs and State Treasurer
David Mattson went to Provo Tuesday
evening to attend "A meeting OF the state
insanity board, They will return home
this morning.
LILLE PROuDFOOT charges Frank
Proudfoot with non-support and demands
a divorce. SO a month alimony and $50
attorney fees, in suit filed in the dis
trict court Tuesday nSs They were married
BISHOP DAVID a. SMITH state
Senator Carl A.. Badger, Or. Lawrence
Snow. e. M, Ashton and Wesley Smith
returned Tuesday from a fishing trip to
Strawberry valley: and report having had
good luck, as they caught about 600
fish.
CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT was
caused on Commercial street Tuesday
afternoon when shot rang out, fired
strong. Patrolman Armstrong attempted
to arrest a man for begging, when the
man began to run away.
PRESIDENT JOSEPH +. SMITH,
Bishop Charles w; Nibley and praty will
the Vadcrland for New York. after a
visit abroad. They will arrive in New
York on August IS and arc expected TO
MAY WACASTER. says in COM
plaint filed in the district court Tuesday,
that Condie M. Wacaster deserted her
May l5 1909. lie has left the state, she
wants a divorce. The couple was mar
ried at Taylorsvllle March 80, 1905.
A TELEGRAM was received Tuesday
at the office of A. Richter. in this city,
announcing the safe arrival OF Mr.. Rich
ter I'm New York. after an absence OF
eight weeks in Germany, where he visited
his old home. Mr.. Richter is expected
10 arrive in Salt Lake on August 23-
THE NEW HEATING AND POWER
PLANT at tho l. D. S. hospital has just
proved very satisfactory, The plant cost
$4,000 and was installed by. John Law
renee, and is considered by Manager
Wells one of the best plants in the city.
Saitz, and in IL suit filed in the district
court Tuesday he demands divorce.
They were married. May T.. 1896. The
fuses to come to her husband at Bing-
ham Canyon, Saitz says
THE GEMuNI MINING COMPANY
will pay Mrs. Elizabeth Hechler $1,000
for the death of her husband in the COM
pany's mine at Eureka In 1908, In Dis
trict Judge Armstrong; court Tuesday.
by consent judgment for $1,000 was en-
tered in favor OF Mrs. Hechler. Hech-
Ter fell down a shaft. The suit
brought for SO. 600 damages,
PEACH DAY at Brigham City will be
held Wednesday, September Z. this year.
according TO the statement OF j. Edward
who was in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Man
gum declares that all previous efforts
will be excelled by the people OF Brig
ham City i'm their determination TO make
the coming observance OF Peach day the
hest in the history of the city.
COL. AND MRS. w. f. JENKINS.
provincial officers OF the intcrmountain
province Of the Salvation Army. with
headquarters at Denver. will pay their
last visit To Salt Lake City before going
to take up their new appointment AT
New York city. Friday. Special music
has been arranged for and admission
will be free. Friday evening at o'clock