The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
City and Neighborhood

TILE MOOSE CARNIVAL queen con-
test VIII close tonight. Luella Levin
silly is still In the lead.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY went to
Provo Thursday afternoon to inspect the
waterworks system at the state mental
hospital.
DIR. ROBERT j. HYATT, former di-
rector of the weather bureau In this city,
Is i'll mt his homo. 1910 Ninth East, from
stroke of paralysis.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed In the
district court Thursday by Charles w
Award against Elizabeth Award on the
ground OF desertion.
DISTRICT JUDGE ARMSTRONG
Thursday granted Charles Il. Hemen way
a divorce from Nellie 4. ucmenway on
tho ground Of deserton. Mrs. uemenway
was awarded tho custody of the four
boys,
MISS FLORENCE ALLEN. daughter
Of c. +. Allen, is nome Tor the summer
from her legal studies at Chicago In tho
last scholastic year. Miss Allen VIII take
her second years law studies In New
York.
A COMPLAINT was issued by the
county attorney Thursday against Henry
Walters and John Siogel cnarging them
with grand larceny, the theft of a purse
containing Sll.40 from Frank Helley
June 20.
vorce in the district court Thursday
against William Morse on the grounds
Of non-suppop and habitual drunken
ness. Mrs. Morse also asks the custody
of the minor child.
JOHN Il. KELLY, member OF tho
Salt Lake police force, flied petition IN
bankruptcy Thursday in the United
States court Mr.. Kelly's liabilities are
S2530.T and his assets arc $1525, $50 of
which Is claimed as exempt,
S. +, TALBOT and F. j. Sloan, charged
with grand larceny, appeared before Jus
tlce Bishop, Thursday afternoon and
pleaded not guilty. There was no evi-
dence to connect them with the charge
and they were discharged,
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued
complaint Thursday against Il. w. Ir-
vine. charging him with selling tobacco
TO Rulon Stark, aged 10 years, June 26.
The complaint was sworn to by Pro
baton Officer Sperry of the Juvenile
court.
PROF. EDWARD g. TITUS OF the
Agricultural college and Willard Hansen,
state food and dairy commissioner. Will
journey to Upton, the little settlement
Tuesday. and deliver lectures in the pub
lie park.
ERNEST ANDERSON and Wayne
Johnson OF Price have filed applications
with the state engineer for 10-second feet
OF water from Soldier creek to irrigate
$40 acres Of land. John M GrIffiths of
Minersville asks for 100-second feet from
spring for irrigatlng.
PROF. JOHN z. BROWN of the Uni
versiaty OF Utah had just reached Chi
cago 10 complete his medical course and
get his much coveted NJ ID. shcepcajn.
when he received news/of the death OF
his 2-year-old son, Toke Brown, at San
ford. Colo, from scarlet frVer.
ACCORDING TO THE RECORD of the
weather bureau only III inch of rain fell
during the month of June. In June OF
last year the same precipitation was re-
corded. The "wcttest' June was that of
90. - AZ fNl N1,.N Il rla act
were I'm 1880 and 1889, when .01 inch was
recorded
THE JURY in the case OF Claude j.
Coddington against the Noeike- Richards
company, tried in Judge Ntchie's court
Thursday returned a Verdict In favor OF
the defendant, no cause of action. Cod
dington sued to recover sl0,60O as dam
ages for injuries received November 20,
1909, in the construction OF the new Rio
Grande depot.
THE STATE BOARD OF LAND CON-
will hold meeting today
to elect a SUCCESSOR TO Secretary William
II, Farnsworth. whose resignation took
effect Thursday. William J. Lynch has
been appointed by Governor Spry as Il
member OF the board to succeed Mr.. |
Farnsworth, and the board Will name Mr.. |
Lynch as secretary,
RUBY SLATER. II years of age, dauGh- !
at the Groves l.. d. S. hospital, following !
an operation for appendicitis, Thursday |
The body was removed TO the |
parlors OF O'Donnell & Co |
The funeral will. be held from the family |
residence, 42l West Second South street |
afternoon at O'Clock.
FALLING THIRTY FEET from d scat |
fold on the new Kearns structure into |
the basement. William Bell OF 922 East !
First South street. sustained o broken |
leg and an Injured back Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, In falling he struck |
a Girder, which in all probability saved |
his life He was taken to the Holy Cross
hospital and attended by Drs. Evans and |
SNYDER