The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
City and Neighborheod

DISTRICT JUDGE MORSE. Monday.
took recess until July &c.
THE O. Il. S OUTING will he held at
Wandamere Thursday. July 81. Supper
will he served at Z o'clock
A DAUGHTER, the first was born to
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hal NJ. White of the
Telegram stan Monday morning
THE BANK CLEARINGS Monday were
81. 2I9 917 40. as compared with s1,47S.-
$40. .0T for the corresponding day OF last
year.
JOHN n. DAVIS of Vernal. a member
of the last legislature from Ulntah coun-
", was In the city Monday, calling at
| the governors office.
JAMES B. McCRACKEN, representa-.
| tive In the eighth session of the Utah
! legislature from Ogden, was Salt Lake
visitor on Monday.
FRED w. CHAMBERS. state fish and
game commissioner, Will leave Tuesday
| for SprIngville To visit the fish hatchery
there. He expects to be gone two days
L. II, CALLISTER. United States in
| ternal revenue collector. returned Monday
from Il weeks fishing trip In Summit
county. He was accompanied by Mrs
! CalliSter.
| J. ]. WHITAKER presided in police
| court Monday morning. the change being
due to the arrangement between Judge
| Whitaker and Judge Bowman, who have
| decided to alternate.
|. THE STATE FISH AND GAME DE.
| PARTMENT has received word OF the
| arrest of William Gallagher at Tucker on
Sunday, for fishing without license. He
was convicted and fined $40.
JOSEPH BURKETT is being searched
for by the police and deputy sherffs. a
warrant having been issued against him
| for fishing without n license The war
rant was sworn to in Justice Hankss
| court
| oI,ll
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Il Nelson of 10 Willard
court, and that OF Mr. and Mrs. George
| w Guest OF Fourteenth South and State
streets died from the effects OF the heat
Saturday.
JOHN X HARDY. Monday, returned
| from fishing trip that lasted over Sun
day and included the Logan river near
Logan Mr. Hardy was accompanied by
| T. a. Williams and son of this city, and
| y. l.. Palmer OF Logan.
JOHN ATTELL of 521 Fifth East
street wants his son. Henry Attcll Is
years old, committed to the State Mental
hospital at Provo. in which Is another
son. The father says the son is cruelty
vicious toward his younger sisters.
w. II. FARNSWORTH. late secretary
of the state land board, Monday turned
| over to the new secretary. w, j, Lynch.
the funds on hand, 2d5.SS4.57, and this
| morning Mr.. Lynch will file his bond OF
| s5O0.000 with the secretary OF state.
MARK BOG, charged with q statutory
crime, was before Justice Bishop Monday
afternoon and was bound over to the dis
trict court under $500 bond, which he
furnished. The complaining witness in
the case is Paul, brother OF Frieda Lud-
wig.
SEVERAL PEOPLE telephoned The
Tribune Monday about o'clock that they
had experienced what they thought to be
| an earthquake shock, Inquiry Mt the Uni
versity OF Utah showed that the delicate
selsmoeraph there had made no record
of any Gremor.
WILLARD AND HENRY WILLARD
SON, the two brothers arrested for swim
ming in City Creek canyon, forfeited
their ball Of SIS each rather than appear
In police court Monday morning to an
swer to the charge OF befoulng the city's
drinking water.
GEORGE w. LUCAS is suing John w.
keddlngton In the district court to quiet
title to part of lot 3, block 30, plat a.
Salt Lake City survey, and for 5000 dam
| ages because keddington. he charges,
locked the gates and refused to allow
him 10 enter the premises.
WILLIE RICE, mentally deficient and
generally incorrigiblo. was ordered com
n1ltted to the state industrial school by
Juvenile Judge McMaster, Monday. Rice.
| who has been Il ward Of the court for
| some time, recently took a brother out
to Tooele and stole horse.
FRED w CHAMBERS. state fish and
game commissioner. received word Mon
day OF the arrest In Juab county of AL
! bert Cox, David Morgan Nephi Vincent
and James Peterson for violating the
ea,ne laws there on Sunday by shooting
| mourning doves out of season.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Mar
garet j. Denton Of Stockton. who died
In this city Sunday morning. will be held
"Wednesday morning at II o'clock Tho
day morning. Burial will be In the Tooce
cemetery. Friends are invited to at
tend
ORE NJ. .BEvARD MCINTYRE went to
q rooming house at 326 South West Tom
pie street with Labertus w Murray. the
night OF June l3 last, Farley Pratt Nc
1nure says In Il complaint filed in the
divorce from her. The marriage took
place at Grand Junction In June OF 1905
FUNERAL SERVICES for Georgia
Naomi, the month-old baby OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Brown. who, died SATURDAY.
Washington street at 1890 o'clock Mon
day morning. DR.. Paden delivered the
funeral sermon and Mrs. Lizzie Thomas
vet cemetery.
JOHN j, DIEBOLDT is charged. in Il
complaint issued by the county attorney
Monday. with obtaining money under
false ,pretenses from the Wilson hotel.
Fred l.. Woods, according to the COM
plaint. cashed check for $3.50. drawn
| on the Bank of Hollister, Idaho June 30
and tho other day 1t came back labeled
mo funds
SHERIFF SHARP stated Monday night
that Mrs L. l.. Kramer, the woman who
passed n number OF worthless checks on
various merchants about this city re-
Gently and for whom warrants had been
issued, was not in the city. Sheriff
Sharp also stated that in case any other
charge amounting TO a felony was placed
against the woman that she would be re-
turned 10 this city. as her whereabouts
had been discovered.