The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-19
City and Neighborhood

MRS, j, T.. REESE of Canton, n. G..
has written Postmaster A. l., Thomas for
information regarding the whereabouts
of James \. Franklin. who formerly lived
at 263 West North Temple street,
CHARGED with peddIug "phony' Jew
clry, Ed Smith and William Barnard were
arrested Friday afternoon on West Tenn
pie street by Captain OF Detectives Riley
M. Beckstead and Detectives Ripley and
Goldng.
GEORGE r. RE1NARD Of Salt Lake.
street car conductor, filed petition in
bankruptcy Friday. His debts total siSS
and he has sl30. He has sixteen cred
itors. OF his assets the total is said To
be exempt
THE MEMBERS of E;lccta chapter. o.
p, $, will he entertained at the home
OF Mrs. II. A. Mur,itt. 97l Third avenue,
Saturday afternoon, The affair Will be
a parcel shower for the benefit of the
Orphans Home and Day Nursery,
MAXWELL POST No G. 6. A r., will
hold its regular meeting tonight (Satur-
day), at 7:3O o'clock After the meeting
the ladies OF the circle will give social,
and comraocS arc requested TO report
promptly, so as to make way for tho
ladies'
CHARLES MYER and ED Anderson.
who were arrested at the home OF Maui
rice M. Johnson. 81 East Second South
street, Thursday, pleaded not guilty to a
charge of third degree burglary Friday.
Their bonds were fixed in the sum OF $500
in each case,
MYRTLE NJ. GLAzIER demands a di-
Vorce from John III. GlazIcr ON the
grounds OF non-support in suit filed
in the district court Friday. They were
married AT Rawlins. Wyo., December l6.
1907. Glazier is supposed 10 be at Twin
Falls. Ida. now,
AT A MEETING Friday ut the Com
mercial club OF members OF the CONNER
cial club traffic bnreau number OF mat
Tho election of officers for the ensuing
year was TO have been held, but 1t was
postponed until later,
CLARENCE j. MFADDEN, according
district attorney OF White Pine county.
Nevada. on the Democratic ticket. Mr..
McFadden received his early education in
the Salt Lake high school and afterward
practiced law in this city.
t. BROWN. accused of stealing a
watch valued at $40 and about $40 in cash
from Frank Gilmore, at the American
house, in Commercial street. pleaded not
fore Judge Whitaker Friday afternoon.
The bond was placed in the sum of
$500.
JOE SIEGEL has returned from an cx-
tensive trip through the Pacific coast
states. Mr.. Siegel reports business con-
generally optimistic view by the mer-
chants throughout the west Mr., SIegc
predicts q splendid holiday trade and an
brisk spring.
MILLION trout eggs have been
placed in the state fish hatchery at Muir
ray and are now maturing, according to
a report received Friday by Fred w
Chambers. state fish and game commits
sioper, The feb will hatch about the
middle OF January and will soon after
ward be planted in the streams of tho
state
THERE WILL BE reception at the
new branch house Of the Western Pack
is located at 236 and 53S South Third
opening. in formal way. Of this branch
from III O'Clock in the forenoon until . In
the afternoon.
THE RETAIL DRUGGISTS have sub
mitted protest 10 the city recorder for
tho councils consideration against the
ruling of the city health board that the
garbage department. after December l.
will not remove waste paper from the
druggists places OF business along with
The protest is signed by Charles
Van Dyke, president OF the druggists.
JUDGE c. o. STOCKSLAGER of Twin
Falls, Ida, Is In the city and Is stopping a
the Cullen. The judge is ono OF the
oldest lawyers, measured by professional
practice. in the state of Idaho During
the last twenty years his professional
duties were largely OF q judicial c9larac-
ter he having for many years served
on the district court bench. and latterly
on the supreme bench OF the state.