The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
City and Neighbor'hood

Us INC guest OF her sisters, Mrs. Bcrt
Seaboldt and Mrs. w. II. Grant.
STATE Insurance Commissioner G. II.
Sduires writes 10 his office from Pacific
Grove that he is improving in health.
PATEOLMAN EMIL JOHNSON, who
has been confined to his homo with
severe attack OF pneumonia, was report
ed as rapidly improving Monday after
noon.
DEPUTY State Food and Dairy Com
missioner Hebsr G. smith returned Mon
into the sanitary conditions OF the
dairies.
NJ. S. DARRow formerly a civil eneI-
neer with the Irrigated Lands company.
Was in Salt Lake Monday from Rich
held. Ida. where he is all engineer for
the T. G.. White Irrigation company.
OLIVER Il. WOOD of this city filed
petition In the United States court Mon
day 10 be declared bankrupt. lie gave
his profession as an accountant his la
bilitles 1928 90 and his assets as S3l0.
i. j. THOMAS OF the state board Of
equalization Is expected TO return to the
California The board will hold It's first
official session OF the month upon his
return,
STATE Fish and Game .Commissionor
T.. w Chambers notified his office Mon
day morning that he would be home
Tuesday from New Orleans. where he
has been attending q meeting OF game
wardens
IljE. BOND OF II. ". AlCSlIian, CllalI-
man OF the board Of public works, was
filed with the city recorder Monday. The
amount of the bond Is $4,000 and tho
sureties are NJ. II Walker and James
Ivers,
FRIENDS or Mr.. and Mrs y. a. Dun
yon VIII be Grievcd TO learn OF the death
Monday Of their infant daughter In
fantllc paralysis was the cause. fn-
neral arrangements have not yet been
made.
T. {. FARRlNGToN, carpenter, re
siding at 142 North West Tenple street.
reported TO the police Monday morning
that carpenter tools valued at SIS had
been stolen Sunday night from build
Ing on Federal Heights.
ALMA FAY IIOLDAWAY. son OF Alma
and Sarah Holloway. formerly OF Provo
died of tuberculosis Monday at the iam-
lily residence IN Emerson ward. He was
% years old The funeral announce
ment Will be made later.
ISAAC BRoCKBANIl filed an action in
the district court Monday against ~ II,
Hyde, Jr.. to recover a balance of 500
alleged to he due on note executed
by HYDE July %. 1905 Judgment is also
asked for interest and 500 as attorney
fees.
A POCKETBoOK containing some pa
pers bearing the name of Alfred Olsen
was found Saturday morning In the mall,
box at the corner of Second South and
state streets. The owner may obtain II
by applying to Postmaster Arthur L.
Thomas.
HERMAN HARMS. state chemist. VIII
complete the analysis of the stomach OF
Miss Hazel Astell OF Sandy within te"
DAYS. The young woman died under Pc
cuiiar circumstances. and Sheriff Sharp
and his deputies are making an lnFestl-
cation OF the case.
DASHINCi down South Temple street
Monday morning. Il frantic horse. at
tachcd TO n light rig owned by the Mur-
ray Meat s. Livestock company. created
excitement among pedestrians and
smashed the rig by colliding with the
Brigham Young monument.
emergency man OF the city board OF
health. who has baen confined to ms
home for the past three weeks with an
attack of scarlet fever. was on duty
leased from quarantine Saturday
HARRY SPOAT. employed as driver
for the Royal bakery, was arrested by
Mounted Officer Conyers Monday morn
was charged with driving on the wrons
side of the street He was released al
ter deposlting $40 bail with the desk SER
geant.
CENSUS SUPERVISOR II. a. Nc
Minin is busy examining the papers OF
tho applicants for the positions OF emu
mcrators he has 1000 examination pa
pcrs to read and the Washington oflce
is asking him TO rush the results I'M
mcdiately
CoUNCJLNiAN FRED c. KELLER of
MaptL who was operated upon It the
Groves L. j.. $. hospital for apendieitis
Saturday last, is reported to be greatly
improved lie was accompanying 10 this
CITY by Mrs. Keller and Drs. George l..
Scars and II. r. Clark.
TONY GOLIATT. an Italian, was ar
rested by Patrolman Griffin Monday
morning and placed IN the i CITY va, Jal a,sr on
released on SIS bail. lie stole number.
of articles from the rear OF the house
al ls7 North Main street, II is alleged.
JOSEPH G. CECIL, who until the first
dltor's office. has been appointed by CITY
Recorder Ben :. Rivcs as deputy clerk
OF the criminal division of the city court
to succeed Lester L. Moreton, VINO re-
signed In order 10 enter the inintary
academy at West Point.
SUIT for divorce was filed In the dis
:rict court Monday by John j; EidrcdGe
against Nettie Eldredgc on the ground
of deserton, They were married at
Keaney. Neb. December -, 1894. and
Il lis alleged that Mrs. EldredEe desert
ed her husband June 8, 1909. Ihey nay nay
one child. Il years OF nsc, oi Whleh hIo-
rcdge asks the custody
CITY ENGINEER George +. McGon-
agile will leave at noon today Tor Chicago
To represent Salt Lake City at the con
vention OF city officials and engineers TO
McC;onagle Will also visit Marion. o.
and Milwaukee, Wis, in his absence and
will purchase n dredgc for tho city 10 be
used in dredging the Jordan river
SUIT WAS FILED In the district court
Monday by the Newhousc Realty com
pany against Milton l.. Oglesby 10 re-
cover $50 alleged to be due for rent Tor
room 1102, Boston block, from July l.
1909. TO February /, 1910. and also TO
recover damages in the sum OF 5000 for
Withholding the possession OF the room
after notice 10 vacate.
HARRY CHIN. negro hop head. was
by Detective Howell Monday
morning and taken 70 The police sta
tion. where a pair OF brass knnckles were
found In his pockets. According 10 the
police, ne answers the description OF the
man who held UP and robbed Mrs e.
M Hansen and her daughter. Clara, re
siding at Fairmont avenue Wednesday
night last.
THE: ANNUAL entertainment for the
benefit OF the Kearns st. AIMS orphan
age Will take place on March u at the
Salt Lake theater. Three hundred chill
dreu will appear, flfty being from 81
AIMS Tho programme Will be gwen
under tho direction Of Miss Nora Glca-
son orgsnist Of the cathedral. This an
nraI concert is eagerly looked for by the
Salt Lake public and the children al