The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-10
City and Neighborhood

ApOLPH RICHTER loft Mexico City
Wednesday en- route 10 his home in salt
Lake.
BANK CLEARTNGs Wednesday were
al12i3.ii For the corresponding day
Of 1909 the CcarnGs were S10S,9@I.22
GLEN MILLER has gone TO san Fran
cisco in the intcrcts al his branch honsc
IN that city and will he gone about one
month
THE SALT LAKE chapter OF the
American Institute of EanlSnS will 20 TO
Ogden Thursday morning 10 confer with
Ogden banking employees.
MISS PHOEBE f. BARNES. division
traffic superintendent Of the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company, is In the
city on a vacation trip.
GOVERNMENT cattle inspectors arc
finding very little tuberculosis in Davis
county. OF ninety-nin head OF cattle
inspected. only three were found affected.
MRS. H. j KI-NZli Of Denver, Colo.
has written CHIEF Barlow asking him 10
locate. IL possible, her brother Arthur
Enfield, who is said TO be working in this
city.
CASHIER w. r.. BoYEE of the Con-
tlnental National bank is in the east ON
a business and pleasure trip II" reports
that there is a brisk demand for money
around New York.
JUDGMENT by default was entered in
the district court "Wednesday IN iaE0,r
of Walker brothers. bankers, against Will
liam Shovel for S5l2.5O. due on promis-
sorry note, and $50 attorneys fees.
GRACE CONDON OF Park CITY. who
was operated upon recently at the Holy
Cross hospital and who became i'll OF
pneumonia is reported 10 be doing nicely
and her ultimate recovery is expected.
ANABELL MCBRIDE WITHERS. 81
years OF age. died in this city Wednesday
morning. The funeral viii be held from
the undertaking parlors Of s. Nj Taylor at
IL o'clock Thursday morning, with inter
ment in the CITY cemetery.
MARTIN CONRAD. general agent for
the Schuttlcr Wagon company, Is in Salt
Lake on a regular business trip Mr.
Conrad has the distinction of having sold
wagons TO Brigham Young and other
pioneers of Utah.
RAYMOND DELHEIS. a lsborer cm-
ployed in The Denver & Rio Cirande Yards.
was removed 10 ST. Marks hospital We'd
neSday morning al o'clock suffering
from an injured foot While working
at the ash pit the toes of his left foot
were mashed.
WILLIAM MUNDON whose sister at
Terre Haute, Ind. recently wrote TO
Chief Barlow asking that he use every
possible means To locate her brother, is
said to nc working in the Clitt house:
DAYS TO assist In settling up an estate.
THE TAKING of testimony in the
divorce case OF Emily o, Anderson against
Andrew 9, Anderson was concluded in
Judge Armstrong; S court Wednesday and
the case was submitted without arsu-
ment The action has been on trial for
the past two days.
SOMEBODY in Salt Lake City has
sent an order to Montgomery: Ward &
Co. of Chicago for some goods, but he
omitted TO put his name on the order.
Before the name Is procured the goods
cannot be forwarded This is the in
formation that comes 10 Postmaster
Thomas.
IDA +. PARSONS filed suit for divorce
in the district court Wednesday against
elisha L. Parsons on the grounds of
desertion and non support They We're
and il is alleged that Parsons deserted
his wife in November, 1908. and since
has failed To support her.
THE DIVORCE case OF Lucy NJ.
concluded In Judge Morse's court We'd
ncsday and the ATTORNEYS in the action
will submit 1t upon briefs. The defense
was given until F1bruaiX l. TO ile e !.
to reply The case has been on trial
for the past three days.
SUIT WAS filed in the district court
Wednesday by Iora Sandell against the
cover damages in the sum OF $l625, for
personal injuries alleged TO have been
received June Is, 1909 by falling from a
car at First south ana ID West a; re Itempte
tempted to aliCht from First South
street car when II was suddenly started
and she WAS thrown 10 tnc aNeln2Ht ana
her side back and spine injured so that
she suffered from nervous commissions
and internal bemorrhages.
CHIEF BARLOW of the police depart
ment has received a letter from sheriff
f l.. IIighen of Birmingham Ala, stat
ing that John Delaney. who on Tuesday
was sentenced to serve SIX months in
the county Jail Tor dynamitine the hoist
ing machinery OF the new Utah hotel,
was known in Alabama as High
pockcts'' and that hc had been arrested
there for robbery and released on 5000
bail which he had Jumped. The Ala.
bama officer promised TO notify Chlef
Barlow within a few days II the man
was wanted by the oehcials of Ala
bama,
DAVID THAND. a carpenter employed
al Fourth West and Third South streets.
reported to the police Wednesday morn
ing that tools valued nj So had been
stolen from his tool chest some time
Tuesday night.
A private safe may be rented in the
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