The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
City and Neighborhood

| THE AMERICAN WoMAN'S LEAGUE
viii meet at o'clock this Saturday aft
| ernoon in the parlorS Of the Kenyon hotel.
! DISTRICT JUDGE MORSE will not
hold his regular weekly law and motion
call today. He has adjourned court un-
til Tuesday.
GOVERNOR SPRY, Friday, signed the
requisition papers upon the governor OF
Pennsylvania for the return to this state
of Albert ID. Walk.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued n
complaint Friday against Il. Olsen.
charging him with assault with a deadly
weapon. a rock, on Burt Davenport, a
street car man,
CHARLES NEWSON. charged with the
theft of $40 worth of electricity from the
Utah Light and Power company, was
discharged in Judge Bowman's court Fri
day afternoon.
nile court, has rendered his resignation
10 accept the position of teacher In the
special classes for mentally deficient
children In the public schools.
MATILDA BERRYESSA filed suit for
divorce in the district court Friday
against w. 5. BeITyessa. on the ground
which plaintiff asks the custody.
EMIL SMITH is charged in a com
plaint issued by the county attorney, Fri
day, with petit larceny. 1t Is alleged that
on May I6 he stole n set OF harness,
valued at $40. from Hugh Finlayson.
AUGUSTA SWARrLING, alleged TO
have committed a statutory crime with
Edward a. Manz married, pleaded not
guilty before Judge Bowman, Friday. and
the hearing OF the case will be set Sat
urday.
IRA w. HATCH of Paneuitch, Garfield
county, has fiied an application with the
state engineer for the appropriation OF
one cubic foot OF water per second from
Rock Canyon springs, for irrigation pur-
poses.
THE REV. NJ. r. KERR of Greeley.
Colo. will give the fourth and last lecture
in a course on "Hercdity" at Unity hall
this evening. The special theme Will be.
"Heredity and Social Progress Every
body is welcome.
JAMES AFFORD, 229 Ashley street,
Duchngfield, Cheshire. England. is desir
ous OF knowing the whereabouts of
Thomas IAwery. who joined the Mormon
church at Comwcll, England, and emil |
grated to Utah.
THE FIRST BAND CONCERT OF the
season at Liberty park will be held Sun |
day afternoon. For the occasion band
stand has been erected on one OF the
small islands OF the lake, where Held's |
military band will play.
THERE was splendid supply OF Utah
Strawberries on the produce market Fri |
demand for the fruit, Hood River
berries are coming in slowly and the
price remains rather stin.
A BANQUET was given at the Lion
house Friday evening. under, the auspices
OF the l.. u. S. alumni, In honor OF this |
years graduating class OF the IL ID. S.
university. Prior TO the banquet q short |
programme was carried out.
JACK SMITH was arrested by Patrol |
man Phillips Friday morning, charged |
with the theft Of IL bicycle. A large box |
shipped by Smith 10 Grand Rapids re-
Gently is said to have contained a num- |
Der OF articles stolen by the young man. |
DIR. JAMES L. COILINGE will deliver
lecture Sunday night at the Ladies !
Literary club building. 20 Third East (
street. on Tho illuminate IIumina- |
Radiant Forces The public is in
vited.
RICHARD FLOYD. a painter. while at
tempting to board a moving MI. Olivet
streets on Main. Friday morning. slipped
and sustained compound fracture OF |
the right arm. He is at the Groves l., |
D. S. hospital
c. Il. BENNETT Of 555 East Third |
South street and l.. G.. Bemis of 563 East
Third South street reported To the police
Friday morning that their rose bushes |
had been torn up and stolen Mounted |
police have been instructed 10 watch for
flower thieves.
THURSDAY and Friday were parents
days at the Bonneville school. and the
pupils gave a creditablc exhibition of
their work In all departments II Is cSU-
cnts of that district visited the school
and inspected the work
a COMPLAINT was issued by the
county attorney Friday against Charles
r. Farwel. alias George Baldwin chars-
Ing him with obtaining money by false
prctcnses. by inducing George r. Reeves
November 20 1909. 10 cash a check for
him on the National Bank OF the Rcpub-
lie for S1SI5.
a PETITION was filed In the probate
division OF the district court Friday by
-. j. Davis, asking for letters Of admin
iStration OF the estate Of Rachel S. Davis. |
who died May q The estate consists of
real property. valued ut $4,000. and per-
sona property valued at S5i63.2O. The
petitioner Is the only heir,
THE MEMBERS of tho Oliver O.
Howard post NO and the Daughters
Sunday. May %. at the Phillips Con
greGational church. corner OF Fifth South
and Seventh East. 10 attend memorial
services 10 be held at IL o'clock at the
Phillips church. Those coming by the
car line, take the Wanda mere car and
stop AT the corner of Seventh East and
Fifth South
BUILDING INSPECTOR UIRTI made
an examination OF the walls OF the Ken
yon hotel Friday afternoon to determine
what material they wero made Of and
found that they had been built of brick
instead of adobes, reported by num-
ber of persons. The wallis were opened
by Fred Dreyer. the contractor having
the improvements i'm charge, under the
direction of u. c. Dart. architect The
examination was made upon the request
of j. II. Waticrs and Fred IIalverson.
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