The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-17
City and Neighborhood

MONDAYS bank clearings amounted 10
amounted TO SLAB .2Sa.26.
THE state board OF equalization is
hearing protests The work VIII be COM
pletcd in about two weeks.
JUDGE GEORGE C. ARMSTRONG Of
the district court was in Coalyille Mon
day, whero he held a session of court
He will return today.
WARDORF BROS. produce dealers at
Garland, fled petition In bankruptcy in
the federal court Monday The assets
sio5. siS S'''" 10 S""' anu '''0 nS0''''e' at
COLONEL GEORGE B. SQUIRES,
state insurance commissioner, was ut his
office Monday for the first time since his
return from California. Colonel Souires's s
health is constantly improving.
WILLIAM sHOWELL. 73 years of age.
who has been resident Of Salt Lake
City since 1854. is suffering from a stroke
Of apoplcXy which has paralyzed his right
side and rendered him speechless.
IN \ COMPLAINT issued by the coun-
". attorney Monday. Frank Lewis is
charged with assault with n deadly
weapon. IT is alleged that on May IL
Lewis attempted to shoot Louis Cheonis
with revolver.
JOHN a. ANDERSON viii lecture from
TO . p. m. ON Tuesday. Thursday, FRI
In the First Congregational church. his
theme being. Money or Economics.
Psychology and Sociology
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Willard
sioner. the products offered for sale by
poddlers were inspected Monday, A good
deal OF rotten fruit sold by cart men
was found and confiscated.
r. w. LITTLE is charged with petit
larceny In complaint issued by the
county attorney Monday. 1t Is charged
that Little stole twelve sheep pelts.
yalued at s12.4s, from the Rowe. Morris
Summerhaps company May II.
FRANCIS w, KIRKHAM associate
professor at the II. Y. U. at Provo. has
been named TO succeed Bryant S. Hinck-
ley. resigned. as principal OF the l.. d. ).
Business college Mr., Hinckley Will as
sumo the secretaryship OF the new Dcs-
eret gymnasium.
PETITION for letters of admins-
tration OF the estate or Lavinia n. Wood
mansee, deceased. was filed In the pro-
bate division Of the district court Mon
day The estate is valued at sl2, 500 of
which sl1,S0O is in real property. There
are seven heirs
THE REGULAR MEETING OF the Salt
Lake Ad club will be held this Tuesday
evening IN the rooms OF the organization
In the Commercial Club building. An
Interesting programme has been prepared
for the meeting, which viii include a
little sketch on fake advertising.
THE CROSS EXAMINATION of DIR. j.
II. TalmaSe. geoogist and engineer. was
continued Monday in the hearing OF the
case OF the Silver King Consolidated
Mining company against the Silver King
before a master In chancery In the fed
eral couut.
ISAAC HOUSER. a travelling man, who
has been travelling through, this territory
for the past twenty-five years, represent
ing a hardware house OF Cincinnati. died
AT the Holy Cross hospital Monday morn
Ing of pneumonia. He had been taken
10 the hospital from the Wilson hotel
Saturday night The body will be
shipped to Cincinnati for Interment.
4 DISPUTE over the rent claimed 10
be due for a barn in the southwestern
part of the city resulted In trouble be-
tween Oliver Grimes and Knowton Brown
May 10, and IL is alleged in n complaint
issued by the county attorney Monday
terry. that Crimes punctured Browns
anatomy with pitchfork.
THE WILL OF Matte A Ellison Payne
who dieu May J. was fled for probate
in the district court Monday. with the
petition OF Charles NJ. Ellison and John
L, Payne that they he appointed eXccu-
tors as provided In the Will The estate
consists Of real property valued at $1,000
and personal property valued at 5000.
Three heirs are mentioned.
THE CASE of r. b, Leavtt, appellant.
VS. lima Thurston was argued before the
supreme court Monday and taken under
et al. VS.. the Campbell Building company.
appellant continued for argument
until September !. and the ease Of NnIs
G. Peterson. appellant. VS.. Mae Benson.
city recorder, was submitted upon briefs.
HULDA M PETERSON filed an action
in the district court Monday against
James Peterson for separate maintenance
In the sum of SO "A week. They were
married In this city May II, 1907 and 1t
liz alleged that Peterson deserted his wife
April 14. 1910. Mrs. Peterson asks FOR $40
a week as temporary alimony and that
such amount be made permanent upon
the trial OF the case and that she also
be allowed $50 attorney fees.