The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21
City and Neighborhood

cilN FRIDAY.
BARNEY sTAYNER of Boise. Ida.
has purchased a $1,000 residence OH Thir-
tccnth East street. this city.
THE local bank clcariugs Friday were
SS9S.93i.56. as compared with S9il 1892
for the corresponding day of last year
THE BODY OF Alma II, Christensen. Jr..
who died Thursday OF diphtheria. was
laid To rest in the City cemetery Friday
morning.
EDWARD NrGURRIN left Friday night
Tor Twin Falls. Ida, To initiate class
of forty candidates into the knights OF
Columbus.
FRANK y. ,TERR1RERRY, assistant
leave Sunday FOR the east to spend a
month or six weeks visiting relatives
a FREE LECTURE will he given by
Prot Il. WaEencr tonight at =. M. At
26JA South Main. Globe hotel Subject
81 Would Blot Out All Evidence Of
Death
AN ORDER was made BY, District
Judge Lewis Friday restoring Fidclla h.
Hamilton to mental capacity Tho re-
port of her guardian as 10 her property
WAS approved.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued "A
complaint Friday against n. {. Miller
charging him with obtaining s. by false
pretenscs from Chief Probation Officer
Guardcllo Brown.
ARTHUR SWEET is seriously i'll At his
homo with an attack OF kidney trouble.
DR.. Clifford Mitchell OF Chicago. noted
specialist In kidney troubles. arrived in
the city Friday and is in attendance up
on Mr. Sweet.
J. L.. PETIT. state coal mine inspcc-
tor. returned Friday from Sunnysidc
where he went To investigate the death
OF Thomas Phelps. an employee of the
Utah Fuel company. at the mines.
a CHRISTIAN EsNDEAVOR social was
pies society Of the Westminster PrcsbY-
toran church at the homo of Miss Ethel
IIokin on Third avenue.
THE case OF E.-A. MidGlcy ct al. rs.
the Campbell Building company. appel
liant. was argued and submitted before
The supreme court Friday, after which
the court took a recess untl May IS.
the regular monthly meeting of the
Salt Lake County horticultural society
will be held this afternoon at 80 O'Clock
I'm the office Of the county commission
crs in the city and County building.
ATTACHES Of the local offices OF the
United states forest service. who have
been Up to tho Wasatch planting sta
ton, report all the snow gone. The
work of transplanting has already begun.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed in tho
district court Friday by Nora b. Thur
man against William Thurman on the
Thurman asks tho custody Of the two
children, too.
RUBY +. HUNT filed an action Tor
divorce in the district court Friday
against Harry w. Hunt on the ground
of non u-support. Mrs. Hunt also asks
that hor maiden name Of Fancher be
restored 90 her.
WITNESSES having disappeared.
complainants having disappeared. and
other matters settled out OF court, four
teen state complaints were dismissed in
Judge BOwmans court Friday morning
on the motion Of Assistant County At
torney Bowman.
MAXWELL POST No. ;. department Of
- Igyl, CII LA q
ut o'clock. Report of memorial COM
mttcc. All members able To attend arc
expected 90 be present. Visitors cor
GaY @ no PysgG in full II I"gee mSPSa 'o ladies
THERE Is somo class TO the year
book issued by the students OF the Gran
ito high school. The work outlined among
$50 pages gives clear insight into what
has been accomplished by this instltu-
ton during it's two-year regime in the
county.
SAMUEL REGGEL petitioned the dis
trict court Friday for letters OF admins
tratiou of the estate OF Louis iteEgel;
who died at Ocean Park. Cal, April n
last The estate consists OF personal
property valued at l7,io2.60. There are
two heirs.
THE PROMOTERS OF Dernier resort
in Emigration canyon announce that an
excursion VIII be nun Sunday 10 the pro-
posed amusement and summer place.
The cars will run at regular intervals
from o'clock In the afternoon 10
o'clock
GRANGER FARwELL. John D. Hib-
bard, George A. McKnlock and j, B.
Sears Of tho John V. farwell brokerage
and banking firm Of Chicago. arc in the
city on business connected with the ut9h
Gas Coke company. They are at the
Scmloh, hotel.
FATHER AUBRY, from Lyons, France.
was visitor at All Hallows and left i@st
night for Nampa. lie Is on his regular
tour Of inspection OF the houses oil the
Marist Fathers and has Just come from
San Francisco. He is OF tho opinion that
All Hallows has bright future.
THE WILL OF William A Taylor.
vino died at Holiday May IL. was illed
for probate in the district court Friday
with the petition OF jones A. TAYLOR
that he be appointed administrator Tho
estate Is valued 1T $4,000. There are
seven heirs mentioned In the petition.
INVITATIONS have been issued by
Commercial club Saturday evening.
About 100 cards have been sent out and
IT is understood that several others are
giving the dinner with him, and some
surprises in q business way VIII be an
nounced.
IN A COMPLAINT Issued by the coun-
ty attorney Friday, Albert Davies Of
Murray is charged with assnultng his
nephew. william L. Davies. May ~
die OF a whip. The two engaged in
quarrel over the dividing line between
property.
GRANGER FARWELL, president Of
the Farwell Trust company; John f:
Sears, treasurer OF the same company:
George A. McKinlock and John D, Hlh-
bard, all OF Chicago. are In the city, The
last two are interested In big reclaIna-
ton projects in Idaho. All these gentle
mon are well known financiers. Thoy
win be in Salt Lake four OF five days.
DEPUTY SHERIFF AXEI STEELE
went 10 HInkley's ranch at North Point.
near the Jordan river Friday morning,
and brought back Mrs. Ernest Jurisch
OF 103l West North Temple street and
her daughter. years OF age. Mrs Ju-
rIsch is being held at the county jail
pending an investigation Into her san
ity.
JAMES MARSH. who was recently
convicted of an assault with intent to
murder Mrs. Melinda Newell by choking
her and trying to force laudunum down
her throat. was given until May Is by
District Judge Lewis To file a motion Tor
a new trial. on that date he VIII be
sentenced IL the motion is denied by the
court.
THE JURY in the case of Thomas