The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-29
City and Neighborhood

upon defective children In the schools OF
the state met In superintendent Chris
,ensen's Office In the city and Soun,y MY
cussed the report 10 be presented to the
State Teachers association, Statistics
show that there arc approximately 1000
defective children in the state. defects IN
seeing and hearing being the most prcVa-
| lent,
| IN JUDGE ARMSTRONG.S division Of
the Third district court WEDNESDAY 1udg-
| ment was entered for the plaintiff by con-
sent in the case of O p. Chisholm and
others against the Consolidated blagstan
Mining company, The Judgment qutets
the title TO areas In conflict between the
Highland Chief Extension and Bono No.
/ mining claims in Little Cottonwood.
AMANDA NJ GILLEN and Erick Cullen
each liled a $500 damage suit against
court Wednesday for injuries received by
being struck by Miller's automobile on
October Il. 1910. The plaintiffs were
run into by Miller's auto and they allege
that they were painfully injured.
EUGENE MATTHEW'S was sentenced
to one year in the state prison by Judge
! Lewis in the Third district court Wednes-
day afternoon upon plea of guilty to
| an Information charging him with bur-
gary IN the third degree. Matthews was
! accused OF attempting to steal a pocket
| book from the kitchen OF the Midland
| hotel.
| AN INDICATION of tho rush at The
| local postoffice last week is shown in the
report OF incoming mall matter as COM
piled Wednesday BY Postmaster A. l..
| Thomas In the week f39 pouches OF or
binary letters were received and 2C99
pouches Of packages. This amount breaks
all former records.
FUNERAL SERVICES will be held in
the South Cottonwood ward house this
| Thursday noon over Mrs. Sarah Ann
Wooton: who died suddenly Tuesday from
| congestion OF the lungs. Bishop William
| Erickson will otficate. 1nterment is 10
be In the South Cottonwood cemetery.
ROBERT WOOLEY, the swear old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Wooley. is at the
T.. D. S. hospital recovering from the
loss OF an eye. The child's injury was
caused by wound received when he was
struck Christmas day by q bullet from
an airgun fired by playmate.
COLONEL NJ. NJ. KA1GHN., receiver of
tho United States land office In Salt
Lake, was operated upon for bladder
trouble at the Holy Cross hospital on
late te' hour our Wednesday @ nigh night rs and his
speedy recovery is expected.
TWO PERSONS in Salt Lake are de-
sirous of becoming teachers in the Philip
pine islands, AT the civil service eXami-
nation held Wednesday TO secure teach
ers, the two applicants reported and will
spend until Friday afternoon answering
the questions in the test
HEBER BENNION has filed an action
against the San Pedro. Los Angeles e
Salt Lake Railroad company to recover
damages in the aggregate of $500 for
sheep run over and killed by one OF the
companys trains near Jordan narroWS in
November, 1909,
P. w MADsEN. president of the
gave dinner Wednesday evening at the
rcctors of the company. Governor Will
liam Spry was A guest OF honor at the
dinner.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS have
Ice N.I1 IL,
Power company TO install fifteen electric
lights In East Mill Creek beginning at
the MIL Creek ward meeting house and
extending west on Fourteenth South
street.
a SURPRISE PARTY was given by tho
Misses Margaret Stebbons Margaret Con-
molly. Ida Friedman and lola Bctz for
Miss Sadie Myers at her home. corner
Fourth East and Second South. on Tues
day evening. Twenty y-seven were present.
A COMPLAINT charging Z. Earle Flint
OF Murray with obtaining money under
false pretenses has been issued by the
county attorney. 1t is alleged that Flint
passed worthless check for S. on the
Lyon Drug company of Murray.
JUDGE ARMSTRONG made an order
Wednesday afternoon dissovlng the COR
poration of Olsen. Lytle g. Co. The bust
ness will be carried on heretofore with
Olsen and Lyttle as partners Instead OF
as corporation.
FUNERAL SERVICES over the re-
mains of Joseph B. Talbot, aged 42 years.
who died Tuesday were held "Wednesday
morning from the chapel OF J. w, Taylor
lnterment was In the City cemetery.
a PUBLIC DANCE will be given Fri
day night at the Ninth ward amusement
hall by the junior theological class of the
ward for the benefit of the missionaries in
the held from that ward and class.
r. w. EVANS has filed an action
against John A. Christensen and others
To foreclose a mortgage given TO secure a
promissory note for $500, An attorney
fec OF $3.50 also is prayed.
NEW YEARS EVE will be observed by
the members OF the fire department by a
dance TO be given in the gymnasium,
which is being appropriately decorated for
the occasion.
BANK CLEARINGS for Wednesday
We're S1lS0. ilo-n. For the. corresponding
OBJ. o4s09, a gain Of 362 for Wednesday
OF this week.
NICK BUTl<ONlCH has filed an action
against Joe Falsetto and others In the
Third district court to collect 5000 on
promissory note and SIS borrowed money
JUDGE MORSE has rendered final de-
crees or divorce In The following cases:
Maud Fl. Wennerstrom VS.. l.. II. Wcnner-
strom Seth Johnson VS.. Tesse Johnson.
r. T. DAYNES was operated upon at
the l.. D. S, hospital Wednesday after
noon for a double hernia, He is reported
EDWARD AND PHILIP ALLISON
students at the B. Y. university. are
spending their Christmas vacation In Salt
Lake.
MISS NETTLETON and her pupils Will
give a plano recital this (Thurstlay) even
ing at i46 South Fourth East street.
BISHOP SCANLAN leaves for south
ern Arizona today. 10 be gone three
months.