The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-30
City and Neighborhood

ANGLE KOBoSEKAS and another
Greek, who says he has no name but
"Spero.' were brought in from Garfield
Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Bar
low and held at the county jail, pending
investigation of charges OF robbery. There
is some uncertainty as TO the exact ma
turc of the offense charged, the question
Of the owncrshllt of a pair Of horses and
rig, valued al $3.50, being involved.
BELLE BANKS. a ncgress, was taken
into custody at 1880 O'clock Thursday
night, after she had been captured by a
transient traveller who alleges that he
was robbed OF Si1 while walking and
talking with the woman near the Short
Line depot West South Temple street.
When searched at the police station, the
woman had less than 81 In cash. She
was charged with yagrancy.
h FUNERAL SERVICES for Theodore
Baer, who died at the Holy Cross hos
pital. Tuesday, from injuries received in
the Utah Soap works some time ago. were
held in the Twenty-eighth ward chapel
beginning at l O'Clock Thursday after
noon. Services were in charge OF the
bishopric of the Twenty eighth ward.
Inlerment was in the City cemetery.
FOLLOWING funeral services Thurs
day afternoon at the South Cottonwood
Wooton was buried In tho South Cotton
wood cemetery. The ATTENDANCE was
large. Bishop c. J, Steffenson offtciated.
Among the speakers were d, B. Jones.
Richard Howe. John Labrum. William
Painter and C. j. Kcch. Music was fur
nished by the ward choir.
b. F. MILLER has resigned as CO.
operative weather observer at Green
River and has been succeeded by J, Il.
Walton George a Murphy superntend
ent OF the Union Pacihc mine at SEQ
field. has been appointed cooperative OBJ
server al Scofield to take the place of
o. e. Jorsensen, resigned.
DIR. j. BEATTIE has instituted at
tachment proceedings against John
collect sSI.5o alleged to be due for pro-
fessional services rendered in June. 1882
II is set out in the complaint that Briggs
has been absent from the state more
than eighteen years.
THE WILL of Emanuel Lehman of
New York was filed In the probate di-
vision OF the Third district court Thurs
day; ACCOMPANYING by the petition of
appointed administrator with the will
annexed for the property in Utah
\ PUBLIC DANCE has been an
nounced for the Ninth ward amusement
hall tonight. The affair will be a benefit
of the junior theological class OF the
Ninth ward
ARRANG GEMENTS are being completed
by r. w: Sloan to entertain the newsboys
of the city at the Louvre cafe. Saturday
afternoon, and later at the Orpheum
Jhcater
of the Utah-Nevada Telephone company,
was called to Wendover the end OF the
first division oE the Western Pacific rail-
road. He left Thursday afternoon.
THE UTAH SAVINGS AND TRUST
company has filed an action in the Third
district court against Julia a. Swenson
Edwards, TO collect $500 on a promissory
note. secured by mortgage.
r: L! DAYNEs OF 3s d street. son Of
Professor and Mrs Joseph j. Daynes
who WAS operated upon at the l.. b. s.
hospital Wednesday,, is reported to be
rapidly recovering.
REYNOLDS CIRCLE NO. /. Ladies OF
the g. ~. r., Will hold a special meeting
in Odd Fellows hall Saturday afternoon
ut O'Clock TO elect president
Nj. E. WILSON and others are suing
the Utah Metal Mining company In the
Third district court to collect ST03.50, all
legged to be due for attorneys fees
BANK CLEARINGs for Thursday were
s1.01I.o7l.64, as against 5I.014.147.T2 for
tho corresponding day OF las. year.
gain OF 1924 for Thursday,
BENJAMIN F. BLACK Of Omaha was
Salt Lake visitor Thursday, the guest
Of his uncle, former Governor George A
Black,