The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-23
City and Neighborhsod

THERE WILL be a general setting of
cases before District Judge Morse An
gust 27.
THE BANK CLEARINGS Monday were
81, ,0S9, ,G09.T9, as compared with 81 424 =
67S.43 for the corresponding day OF last
year.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the
State Fair association will meet Tuesday
night at the chamber OF commerce In the
Vermont building
THE JUVENILE COURT will be in
session this morning, beginning at 10
o'clock, TO hear the cases of ten bad 1t
tie boys and girls.
THE BODY, Of Nellie J, Mcmahon, who
urday, was shipped to Bridgeport. H.,
Monday night by ODonnell & Co.
ONLY ONE CASE OF typhoid fever.
that of James Gibbs of 614 West South
Temple street. has been reported to the
city health board since Saturday.
o. D. BANKS e. CO.. mlliners. arc
suing Nellie E. Taylor In the city civil
court to recover s259.32. with interest and
costs, alleged to be due for millinery sup
plies.
made by the waterworks department in
lowering The mains and other services oh
Second West street ahead of p. j.
Moran's paving crews. Twenty five men
are engaged IN lowering the mains
MRS. c. r. MCMAHON and daughter,
Grace, have returned from their visit Of
four months in Pittsburg. Pa. Mans
field O., and Wheeling, w, Va. They will
be at home to friends at 63i East Sixth
South.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Sun
day schools of Salt Lake held an outing
at Wandamere Monday afternoon and
evening, the main feature OF which was
a banquet, at which about $50 were pres
ent-
CHARGING NoN-SUPPORT after fif-
teen years. Clarinda Robinson IS suing
Walter Robinson for divorce in the dis
trict court, They were married at Mon
roe, January "a, 1894. and Robinson quit
providing for her December 12, 1909, Mrs.
Robinson says,
JOHN CRANE is charged with shoot
Ing snipe out OF season; August 10. in a
ney's office Monday. The season for snipe
is closed between December 81 and Oc-
tober l. The complaint was filed I'm Jus
tice Holm's court at Murray. Deputy
Game Warden Joseph G. Smith Is the
complainant.
WILLIAM McSWAIN is suing the Ore
gon Short Line Railway company In the
district court to recover $4,000. alleged TO
be due as damages for personal injuries
sustained In the railway company's shops
at Poca atcllo, Ida, January % last. Nc
Swain says that he got caught on a shaft
He was earning slO5 month when in
1ured. he says.
JOHN ]. DWYER made answer in the
district court Monday to the suits brought
against him and II. d. Jones, doing busi-
ness as the Jones Construction company,
to recover for materials alleged to have
been furnished for the kcarns building.
In which Dwyer says in effect that he
has no connection with the construction
company and therefore is not liable for
any of its debts.
IN THE CASE OF the Bingham ANAL
Samated Copper company against the Ute
Copper company decision was rendered
by Judge Marshall in the United States
court Monday in favor OF plaintiff. quiet
ing Its title to the area in conflict be-
tween the Copper Belt Nos. 1 and 2 lode
claims. owned by plaintiff and the Abra-
ham lode, owned by defendant
THE ANNUAL PICNIC of the Phillips
at Wandamerc Tuesday afternoon at .
o'clock. Rev. p. a. Simpkin. who has
inst returned from his vacation will be
In attendance and will be given warm
welcome by the members of the school.
The afternoon Will be spent in games and
sports and Il basket luncheon will be
served In the evening.
STATE FISH AND GAME COMMIS-
SIONER FRED w. CHAMBERS and his
deputies on Monday began the invcsti-
CATION of q case of a canal company in
Big Cottonwood turning the water from
OF trout 10 die on the rocks. The depu-
tics arrived at the stream Monday In
time to save most of the fish. and are
now investigating the matter.
EDWARD J. AND BERTHA p. BURNS
of Salida, Colo, after being married and
divorced. have decided to try Il again.
Monday they appeared at the county
clerks office here and procured a second
license 10 wed. The couple was divorced
in Colorado and came here TO be married
the second time for the reason that Colo
radios laws prohibit marriages of d.
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