The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
City and Neighborhood

GEORGE s. BELL is home again. after
four months business trip on the coast
and intervening states.
HENRY WAGNER underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis Friday at the
keoCh- Hammond hospital,
COAL, NINE INSPECTOR PETIT has
returned from a two weeks inspection of
Sunnysde and Castle Gate mines,
LOCAL bank clenrings Friday were 81;
i2S,4lS14, as compared with $S29 20
for the corresponding day last year,
THE FRIENDS Of Deputy United States
Marshal Julian Riley will regret 10 hear
that he is confined TO his home, seriously
Ill.
JUDGE WILLIAM II. KING will speak
al the First Methodist church Sunday
evening on the observance OF Washing
toms Birthday"
THE BOND OF I. Dewitt Foster, the
filed with the city recorder Friday. The
amount Of the bond is $1,000. and the Ma
,onal Surety company Is surety.
THE TRIBUNE acknowledges receipt
Of an invitation 10 the seventeenth annual
military ball of the Battalion OF Cadets Of
the Agricultural college, TO bc held at
the auditorium in Logan. Monday even
ing.
MAYOR BRANSFORD Friday. approved
the action of the city council at its meet
ing Thursday night In approving the con-
tiop of the City creek aqueduct and
catch basin at cost Of $4,000.
TIE TRIAL OF the case Of the state
ing into box car belonging to the Rio
Grande railway. last November. was COM
menCed before a Jury in Judge Lewis 5
division OF the district court Friday, and
viii he concluded today.
JOSEPH L. FTNNEGAN, who was ar
rested by Mounted Officers Barker and
Conyers, Monday last Tor violation OF
the speed ordinance was before Justice !
pkEl. t.
had been trying out the speed of a new
on Main street between Fourth |
and Ninth South streets.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed in the |
against Harry Deem. on the grounds OF |
desertion and nonsupport They were |
married in this city April .. 1904. and |
Deem deserted his wife April D. 1905,
since which time he has failed 20 support |
her, 1t is alleged.
MAYOR BRANSFORD has received an
invitation to he present at the FIRST au-
nual convention of the International
meets in st. Augustine. Fla, next month,
and deliver an address at the convention.
The mayor is unable to attend and will
have TO decline the invitation.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting OF
the Nauvoo Legion association was held
Friday night at the bishops building
There was uDod attendance. and Will
liam Newell ono OF the original members
life. telling many thrilling Incidents Con-
siderable routine business was transacted
A PETITION has been filed with the
city recorder, 10 be sent 10 the city CoUn-
ell. asking that sidewalks Inc laid in the
district bounded by Arapahoc street on
the north. American avenue on tho south.
The Jordan river on the east and McKin-
Icy avenue on the west The district is
In Poplar Grove.
JOHN r WINDEE Of the first prcsi-
lency of the Mormon church. who has
ocen confined 10 his bed for several weeks
past with an attack OF acute pneumonia,
vas reported 10 lie slightly worse Fri
lay His condition was not considered
Ispge rous.. however. and a late hour
ast night he was resting comfortably. II
UNDER the direction OF Miss McFar-
and. the operstta. Jack the Giant Kill
cr." WAS put on in the Farmers ward
amusement hall. Friday evening. The
lever little piece WAS greatly appreciated
~ a. large and enthusiasts gathering. In
he cast were more than thirly-five boys
ma girls. ranging in age from eight TO
-wclve years,
SUIT WAS FILED in the district court,
friday, by AlIiJda NJ c. Dalton against ,
he sum of 5000 for the unlawful eject
pcnt of the plaIutin from property in this ,
,ouuiv and also 20 recover S225 rcuts
which wonl9 have accrued from the prop c
plaintiff claims Eioru unlawfully took ,
OF the land.
c. II CARLQUlST WAS rendered /
arcwcll reception a Pioneer hall. Friday /
veupg. Mr., Carlquisi, who is we'll known
Icrc. will leave March II for Sweden.
where he Will labor In tho interests OF '
he Mormon church for the next two
cars. AZ the party was large circle
f friends. A programme of borh iustr1-
and vocal selections was rendered
md refreshments were served.
A COMMIT NICATION was received by ,
Mayor Bransford on Friday from James =
:. Qurli editor of Popular Mechanics
mbished at Chicago. asking (or Il state :
nent from the nnayor on the question OF
sane Fourth Of July for publication in 7
he May issue Of that publication, The =
eoucst VIII he complied with. as the l.
mayor has decided opinions on that mat r
or. as has been expressed heretofore in :,
is Fourth Of July procl9mation. n
NICK BTTKOVICH and John Matte
rvich filed suit I'm the district court Fri.
ay against Steve Marovich and wife G.;
Iondarice, Joe Melich and Jack Forbes ;,
% foreclosc a chattcI mortgage upon a | a
ouse in Bingham Canyon and for iude- T
lcnt for $500, balance alleged 10 be due OF .
he note executed by the defendants June 7,
I. 1908. to secure the payment of which T
he mortgage was given In addition | I
udgmcnt is asked for interest and $50 Il
S attorneys fees, l.