The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-29
City and Neighborhood

City and NeighborhoOd
THE BANK CLEARINGS Tuesday
amounted TO $9S7 09t,57, compared with
$9l6.S43,42 for the samo date year ago
ACTING MAYOR w. MONT FERRY
on Tuesday approved all Of the matters
passed upon by the city council Monday
night,
FRANK j. M'ILWAIN of ST. Catha-
rlnes, Ontario, Canada. Is in the city and m
while here is the guest Of the Rev. Fa-
ther Harris, The two are old friends. 20
T.. w, JONES. charged with forgery.
waived his preliminary hearing In Justice
Bishops court Tuesday afternoon and
was bound over TO tho district court.
THE Ladies' auxiliary TO the u. c. T,
will hold special meeting at Eagles
hall at ESQ p. m. Wednesday. June ~
All members arc requested to be present
II. o. MECKLENBURG left Tuesday
night for Los Angeles. in response to
telegram announcing the serious illness
of his WIFE, who is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Nellie NJ, Wall.
ALL UNITED STATES land offices
will close each Saturday in the future at
o'clock. The same rule probably will
be established in other government offices
beginning next Saturday.
w. Il. WHITE Is charged in com
plaint issued by the county attorney
Tuesday with speeding his automobile on
Second South and Main streets al the
rate OF twenty-five miles an hour on
June u.
HUGH THOMAS. superintendent of
the Nevada Telephone company, has re-
turned from q western business trip,
He says that good speed is being made
in construction work toward Salt Lake
from Reno.
c. A. MYERS OF SIS Fourth East
street was acquitted by jury in the
criminal division OF the city court Tues
electricity from the Utah Light & Rail-
way company,
w. A. WALLACE filed suit in the dis
trict court Tuesday against Gus Meand-
er to recover $500 and interest alleged TO
be due on a note executed on May Z.
1904. Judgment Is also asked for $50 as
attorneys fees.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the body
of Mrs, Catherine Smith. wife of William
J. Smith, formerly OF Milford, were held
where high mass was said at 10 o'clock
Burial was in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Al THE MEETING of the Retail
Grocers association Wednesday evening
sen Creamery company VIII be in at
tendance and discuss the prevailing high
prices In foodstufrs with the members.
IN A GENERAL ORDER issued Tues
day from the adjutant generals office.
Lieutenant Gaby, battalion quartermaster
and commissary. has been transferred for
temporary duty with III company OF the
infantry battalion. national guard.
FOLLOWING funeral services at the
O'Donnell undertaking parlors Tuesday
was laid at rest in MI Olivet cemetery,
The services were held under the auspices
of Jordan lodge No. 3. 1, o, o. +.
FOR THE PURPOSE of securing
eliglbles for the positions Of topoeraphiic
the United States civil service
commission announces an examination TO
be held July q and % at the federal
building.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued
complaint Tuesday against George John
son. charging him with burglary in the
third degree. 1t is charged that john
son robbed the residence Of John Kcckes
at the rear OF sos West Second South
street, on June "a.
DIR. a. C. EWING did the friendly act
OF burying the aged pauper d. S. Brown.
morning, The physician had
known the deceased In Kentucky years
and had not forgotten the
old time friendship,
THE JURY in the case of the state
against Bob Morich. which was tried i'm
Judge Lewls's court. was unable to
agree on a verdict and was discharged
on Tuesday. Morich was charged with
to murder Nick Smith al
Bingham on December 22.
THE OFFICE of w. Il. johnson. chief
of the branch for the supervision of
liquor traffic among Indians Will be re
moved from Salt Lake 10 Denver about
August !. The change Is made for the
purpose of centraIizinS government
service.
IN THE CRIMINAL division OF the
city court Tuesday morning. the case of
DR., j.. A. Manz, charged with adultery,
was continued without date. the defend
ant having escaped from Deputy Sheriff
Emery last Saturday. while being taken
from the courtroom to the county jail
WILL DAVIS. member of the Fifteenth
infantry, who attempted 10 commit sui
eide Monday afternoon at $50 Bryan ave-
nue. by drinking laudanum. was returned |
to Fort Douglas, TUESDAY, and is now
In the hospital at the post The young
man is getting along we'll and Will re-
cover
EMMA Il. GRANAs filed suit for d.
vorce in the district court Tuesday
non n-support. They were married In
Kansas City, Mo, on April H. 1906 and |
IL Is alleged that Granas has failed to |
support his wife for more than a year |
past
A CLAIM for damages was filed with
Tuesday for injuries alleged to have been
received by her on June by falling on |
the board walk In front OF the new
Kcarns building on Main street. The |
petitioner asks $4,000. The matter will |
be referred to the city council for con-
sideration.
SARAH FRIESE filed a petition in the |
probate division of the district court
Tuesday, asking for letters OF adminstIa-
ton of the estate OF Il. e. Fricse, who
died on June II last, The estate con-
ssts of real and personal property OF
the total value of $4,000. There are two
heirs to the estate
THE WILL of j, T.. Stumpp who died
in this city on June II last, was filed for
probate in the district court Tuesday
Stumpp filed n petition with
the will. asking that she he appointed
cxecutrix of the estate without bonds.
The estate consists OF real property val
Ied at $4,000. There are two heirs men
toned in the petition.
Tribune Reporter Fr<nIing 90.