The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
City and NeighbOrhooG


TIE United States court adjourned
Monday until next Monday forenoon.
JUDGE GEORGE C. ARMSTRONG; Of
| The thrd district court went TO Codlylllc
| Monday TO hold court.
Local bank clcarings Monday were
| 81. i09. .36O.21 as compared wItE 81 i51 =
year
| THE state board of examiners held its
| regular monthly meeting Monday aud
| passed upon routine claims against the
! state.
MEMBERS OF the new board OF COVER
| norS of tho Salt Lake Real Estate asso-
citation met Monday afternoon. transact
| inS only routine business
y. u. SUTTON. a former owner of
c-half interest in the e. f. OFT Drug
company. has sold his interest TO the
other members of the firm
pOL.LlE PbUAfAlER. a nceress living
Monday morning, charging her husband.
beating her
a COMPLAINT. was issued by the
dor" Curtis, charging him with selling
tobacco TO Chester Danlcy. Ii years OF
asc. January last.
IN THE United States court Monday.
the case of William II. Tilmin against
John b. Weimcr. a suit 10 recover ccr-
tlhcates OF stock, was heard on dcposl-
tl'lIS, dlEu'd ana submitted.
THE MEETING OF the state board of
education, which was 10 have been hold
MONDAY, has been postponed until Fri
day afternoon at o'clock in the office
"t state superintendent of Schools Mel
THE Daughters of Utah Pioneers VIII
hold their regular meeting on January
~ at tho home of Mrs. NJ y. DouSall
An interesting literary and musical pro-
sianilne has been prepared for the occa
ETHEL Is. DAVIES. the 7-year-old
daughter Of William NJ. Davies, died
held from tho family home. $50 Roose-
yelt avenue, at L O'Clock Wednesday af-
ternoon,
JOHN $. SEARS. artist and illustrator. |
friends here telling Of the death of his |
baby boy in New York city Sunday ar |
ternoon. The boy was born New Years !
JOHN FoRGIE OF Milford. who has
been In the city for several days on min |
ing business. left last night for his mines ,
aIsl, sit@r ma, making arrangements to. add an
additional force of miners ON the works
district.
a PLEA of not guilty was entered
by ny J3hn tnrey before Judge Lewis OF the
il,o Monday to the charge OF holding mp
ilnGh's cafe last November. Furey's
trial Is set for March 8.
THE OFFICERS and enlisted men OF
company c. n q. L., assisted by other
members Of the guard, are completing
arrangements Tor big ball next Friday
evening The affair viii be held at tho
9rmory on Pierpont street.
CHARLES j.. WOOD. former assistant
chief of tho Salt Lake City fire depart
ncnt, arrived in Salt Lake CITY fron, Il
Lake Idaho and Will spend tho next three
thc hope that his wife's health would
improve.
LESTER LOWELL was arrested by
'atrollnan Patterson at the Palm Garden
'aioon Monday night and taken To the
police station. whore he was charged
With assault and battery. He had ac-
'ording to the police, gotten into an alter
alton and beaten up a wordy opponent.
THE REV. FRANCIS BURGETTE .
SHORT, pastor OF the. First Methodist '
,hurch, preached TO gathering at the I
salvation Army barracks Monday even ]
iHa.,I nHg ON The Foundins OF Cleansing" Or.
ntcntly by those present. S
IN THE BANKRUPTCY proceedings !
t J. G. GlosZ in the United states court
londaE, on the petition of w j, Halo :
p regard TO certain premises, the petit :
ionor and the trustee were given TWO y
ayS In which to prepare further pro-
eedings In the case.
iy White prior to his departure for Buf- n
llo. y. Y, by tho Pelican Point bnys r
The y. NJ G: \. cafe. Short talks. were v
amp days with Mr.. White at Pelican
olnt in the summer Of 1908.
TIE FUNERAL OF John o. NIather Q
,ill ,lg he held from the family residence. .
I !, @jt south Second West street. this 4
eV, Elmer l. Goshen VIII conduct tho
srVices; and the internient will be In
nc family plot at MI. olivet cemetery
MRS SUSANNAH WARENSKI nlcd ,
eution in the probate division OF The 81
strict court Monday. asking Tor letters /
admniniStratlon y Of the estate OF Ed -
last. The estate consists Of cash IN OF
anlL amounting TO Sl223.39 There arc Il
We heirs mentioned in the petition. !, -,
NOTICE has been received by Cover m
ennSr OF lhc American Civic associa- | Il
ON OF Washington, The association is O,
,GotSd " @ II, TO the promotion of play grounds lc
enc wonders OF the United States mar ! cc
cularIy Niagara Falls ' nI
MARIA LOOMS DEWEY, rclict Of al. of
n nephew. Herbert Tuttc at Spanish III
'rt sunday afternoon. She Was one nf Inc
e pioneers OF l$47. The funeral will u
,,,Gn i,e'4 Won from me EIGHTH ward meeting
'uSc wednesday afternoon at ] o'cIocL II
terment VIII be In the City cemcterv u
'r nmmbcr OF years Mrs. Dewey lived
The Sugar House ward.
son and heir has arrived at tho
me OF John *. Brady, private socrno
~ TO Governor spry. ana in consc- gI
cnce thereof Mr. Hardy wore :. Lrna5 no
nc Monday and passed around fbc NJ
cars among his friends. The ncw az tn
~ mace MS appearance AT the Hardy M,
ns1noid Sunday and weighs eight and
half pounds. 'e''' 'nc sts
=; L. C0VERDAT.I;. said 10 reside =, ci. i.
troman Gr1Indvlp Nond. pS bicycle IN
NJ charging bin, III vi Il war II
acc The police department reccIynd rr,' I1
ormation to the effect that the man "iS
5 raising a rough house" al his resi- bo
nee and driving the family into fbn d,
eet THIS IS said to be, his second ai, or5