The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
City and Neighborhood

City and Neighborhood
j. c. HIsE Of the United stat, immi-
| grafton service went TO Provo Tuesday.
! He Will return Wednesday.
! MAYOR BRANSFORD Tuesday ap-
proved ali the matters passed upon by
the city council Monday night
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY will go
| 10 American Fork Friday evening 10 at
tend the exercises OF the schools In that
! city.
SUPERINTENDENT or WATER
! WORKS G. II. KIRCHEH o( Ogden WAS
IL rhe city Tuesday and called upon 20,
! CITY Engineer George +, McGondGIc at
! the City and County building.
\. NJ. BARTuoLDi. who was the COM
planning witness in the Arthur. Brown
forgery case. left the city TUESDAY night
for Alaska. where he was residing at
the time or the alleged forscrtes.
THE ANNUAL. election of officers Of
| the Salt Lake Press club VIII be held
Al the club rooms SUNDAY. March ~.
| Considerable other business OF impor-
tance Is scheduled to come up for con
sidcratlon,
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued
| complaint Tuesday against Andrus SteteS
charging him With assault With a deadly
weapon. IL is alleged thac Stctes as
saulred j. IL. l1il with q pick handle
! March -.
1T Is reported that several counterfeit
So and Slo gold coins have recently been
passed in this city. but the identity OF
| rhc man who passed them is unknown,
Secret service officials arc working on the
! case.
JOHN FREED was buried from o Don
nclls undertaking establishment on South
! West Temple street Tuesday afternoon
and the services were larsly attended.
| The body was inferred in the city ceme-
terry.
Governor Spry from the National Good
Roads congress TO appoint one person or
more i'm each county Of the state 10
| serve on the advisory board Of the con-
gvoss.
MRS. l.. N. SHAUB returned TO her
home today from the J.. D. :. hospital.
whore she was for the last two weeks.
She will return TO the hospital in week
or ten DAYS To undergo an operation Tor
stomach trouble
TWENTY boxes Of evaported apples
were connscated and destroyed by state
Food and Dairy Commissioners Willard
Hansen Tuesday The dried fruit was
shipped 10 this city from California and
was found 10 be worlny and dirty.
4 MASQU GRADE ball will be given in
the knights oi Columbus hall this even
ing under the auspices OF The ROYAL
NcighborS, Special music has been en-
gagged for the occasion. Prizes viii be
given FOR The most quaint costumes.
T. 5 FERRY, who recently lost a
valuable collie dog. has employed Il de-
tecliVc on the case and IL is underSL stood
that the dog has been located. II the
man who is holding the dog returns II
TO the owner, there will be no prosccu
ton.
SUIT FOR divorce was filed in :he dis
trict court TUESDAY by Peter j. Gallagher
against Catherine $ Gallagher on the
ground Of deserlion. They were married
IN Walpoic. \, H.. on April so, 1898. and
il is alleged that Mrs. Gallagher deserted
her husband February .. 1906.
CHIEF OF POLICE BARLOW received
"A letter from Mrs. T.. Rounds. 3l3 Stover
avenue. Fort Collins. Colo Tuesday
morning asking that the chief take steps
10 locate II, possible. her daughter. Pearl,
who was a patient in the Holy Cross
hospital four years ago.
DESERT1ON is The ground upon which
A. w. Ekstrgnd asks q divorce from
fled in tho district court Tuesday They
were married in san Francisco ON May
:, 1903, and it is alleged lhat Mrs.
Ekstrand deserted her husband ON June
D 1908.
PETITION WAS nod IN the district
court Tuesday asking for The voluntary
dissolution of the Little Chief Mining
and Milling company. The petition al
Icges that a a stockholders meeting held
recently more than two thirds OF The
stockholders. voted for tic dissolution OF
the corporation.
w A. CHAMBERS. charged with the
Bingham. appeared in Justice Bishops
court Monday afternoon and pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge, after which hc was
rcmandcd TO the custody OF the sheriff
In default of 5000 bail.
\ PETITION was filed i'm the probate
division OF the district courl Tuesday by
Nellie Powell for letters OF adminiStra ton
Of the estate of David T. Powell. who
died in This city February - last. The
estate consists of real property OF tho
value Of $1,000 and personal prop rty
valued at r-9Il.6I. There are five heirs
mentioned in the petition.
THE SUPREME COURT held an ad-
iourncd session Tuesday at which the
following cases were argued and taken
Grant vs. First Judicial District court
w. w, MauShan, Judge; state cX rel
Henry Newell VS. THIRD District court
George G. Armstrong, jgdsG MARY r.
Schuyler ct al; VS. the Southern Pacific
company. appellant.
MRS. EMMA r. BROWN of Boston
Mass. has written to Postmaster A. l..
Thomas for information concerning ono
Frank II. l.. Lcib. cuTio dealer, who
formerly had a store on Main street in
this city Another letter was received
from Mrs Thomas Whitncr NJ Walnut
Ill, asking for information nf tho where
abouis Of I'D Clifford, who was last heard
of I'm this city.
HANNAH ~ NELSON hlcd suit (or
divorce In The district court Tuesday
against Hans Nelson ON the grounds of
dcsortlon and non support. They were
marr Il in ogden .uly Il. 1889. and il is
alleged. Nelson deserted his wife four
years ago. since which timo nc has failed
10 support her. They have ono child.
Of which Mrs Nelson asks tic custody
together with suitable sliuony and at
torney's fees.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY viii he celebrated
~ the TWcutN-scCond ward THURSDAY.
when the relief society nf the ward will
give an old fashioned ban in the ward
amusement hall The grand march will
take place AT p. M. when II is eN-
Tunes Will be in evidence In addition
to the serving of refreshments thcrc VIII
he short programme in which Alvin
h. Eccsloy. Nellie Drucc PuEslcy. Edith |
Erickson. f. j. Brain. Mary T. katz and |
others will participate
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