The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
City and Neighborhood

THE JURORS In the criminal division
OF the Third district court have been eX-
cused until December IL.
T.. A, ROGERS is suing r. V. Cham
bcrlain In the Third district court, to re-
cover si3I on promlssory note.
SONS or VETERANS uiIl hold their
annual election Of officers In their camp
room at I37 East First South street.
Sunday evening.
ARRANGEMENTS for the Fircmen
annual ball. which will be held at the
OJcon hall December 9. are we'll under
way. The sale Of tickets already IL large.
l., Z. HAWKS is now real estate
man 10 locate in Salt Lake. He came
from Seattle and will look after the
Douglas Park sales for Meeks & McCart-
ney.
BANK CL.EARINGS for Thursday were
more than II half million In excess OF the
clearings Of year ago. The clearings
THURSDAY were s1,Io7.as1.H: December l,
1909. 81. 1908 .0S.
THE APPEAL CASE Of Thomas Po-
litz III which tho defendant was found
guilty OF selling wormy walnuts about
two years ago and fined $50. was con-
tinued in Judge Lcwis's division of The
Third district court today.
GRACE WORTBINGTON has nIcd an
action for divorce against Roy V. Worth =
ing,on IN the Third district court. on
the ground of failure to support. Tho
parties were married at Evansville Ind.
June 31, 1907.
A. l.. FIKSTAD has filed injunction
proceedings against ] l.. Evans in the
Third district court, asking that Evans
be cnjoIned from encroa ching upon his
land In Windsor Place addition TO Salt
Lake City: also to quiet the title 10 the
land In controversy.
THE CASE 90 Helen Smith agans,
Harry j, Robinson and edna Prescott, in
Judge ArmstronG's division OF the Third
district court. has gone over 10 Janu-
ary 23. In order that certain dispositions
may be taken. An order OF dismissal has
been entered as to Robinson.
THE SEMI-MoNTIILY reading OF
Great Salt lake. as made Thursday al the
United States weather bureau gauge.
showed the level TO be five feet above
zero. This is the same level was re-
ported November 10. The water is four
,enths of foot below the point record
ed December l, 1909.
EDITH FAY. who appealed from g
conviction In the police court to the
Third district court, was found not gull
" and discharged by Judge Lewis Thurs
day. The woman was arrested In the
stocitadc. but IL was learned that she
lived in an uptown hotel, hence the ac-
ton OF the court.
AT THURSDAYS SESSION OF the
board OF county commissioners, Hyr,iun
Rcnnlon was granted permission to extend
his electric pole line one mile south from
the present terminus. Bennions meeting
house, The. payrolis for the various de-
also were approved.
COMMITTEES are busy preparing for
the annual ball TO be given by the post
office clerks Tuesday evening. December
Is. The affair was first announced for
December 6. but was postponed n few
days ago. Whitney hall has been chosen
for the party. which promises to be one
of the merriest events OF the holiday
season.
A SPECIAL meeting OF tho state boa rd
OF medical examiners convened at :he
Hot Springs. Wednesday. to draw up
rough drafts Of tic legislation they hope
TO secure at the next sitting Of the egis-
laturc. The business OF the meeting was
not completed however. but will be re-
sumed and finished at the regular meet
ing. to be held January :.
THE TOWN BOARD Of Garland is
pleased with the coal resolution OF the
city council of Salt Lake, according TO 4
letter received BY City Recorder Riycs
from the clerk OF the Garland town board
d. &. Chapman. Thursday MIR, Chap
man says that the resolution will be
printed In the local paper. in the hope
that it Will arouse sentiment.
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