The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
THE SALT TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER
City and Neighborheod

THE TOWN OF MURRAY has entered
application with the state enSineer to
take water from Utah lake, Tor the Pur-
pose or pumping station.
IN TIE CASE OF J. VI. Engert against
g. y. Chadwick. Judge Morse rendered
judgment In favor OF tho rlHinun for
sl62. jJ on a promissory note
JUDGE MORSE rendered a decree OF
foreclosure, Wednesday. in favor OF the
platntim IN tho case OF Frank Williams
against Frank l.. Grow ct al. FOR s6IJ.
THE Joseph SchIitz Brewing company
of Milwaukee il suing Seyboldt & Lehn.
in IN. Third district court, 10 collect
Sl9l5 alleged to be due for merchandise.
THE BODY of Dan sullivan the BiuG-
ham miner who died In the American
house In Commercial street last Monday
has been Shipped TO Battle Creek. Ncb..
for burial.
THE Golden Head Mining Company CT
al. are suing John Fansett. in the city
court, to recover $1,000 alleged to be due
for the grazing OF sheep on lands owned
by the plaintiffs.
A. FISHER. OF the Fisher Brewing
company. has his right arm In a sling as
the result OF an unequal contest with the
crank of his automobile The accident
occurred Saturday.
JUDGE MORSE has rendered judG-
mcnt for tho plaintiff for S30ol.l3. i'll the
case OF r.. W. Evans against Annie Mil
ct al. The action was brought TO recover
on pronlissory notes.
JUDGE MORSE has entered an inter-
locutory decree OF divorce In the case OF
Roy V. Bean against Clara Z. Bean. on
the ground OF deseriion.
FRED BARNES. former steward OF the
knutsford hotel. has purchased "A half
Interest In the Congress cafeteria from
T.. X. Hertfcrd. V. J. Pauloo Will retain
his interest In the cafe.
LYTTLETON PRICE Wednesday
adopted Martha Nesmth. aged eight
u a * hC n =
wife by a former husband. The hearing
was had before Judge Lewis.
THE WOMEN of the First NJ. T..
church will hold meeting this evening
Christmas bazar. to be held at l13 East
Second South street. December s. I,
and ..
ID. II. BLOSSOM manager OF the Amer
ican Fails Land and Water company, Is
In the city. the guest OF his mother. at
10 East Sixth South street. He will leave
Monday for Washington, ID, c.. 10 look
after patents OF his company
IN THE CASE OF the Ncwhouse Realty
company against Ernest TalaminI judg
ment has been rendered in tho Third
district court In favor of the company,
to quiet title as against a lien claimed
by the defendant
THE HORSE AND BUGGY picked up
by Deputy Sheriff Novel;, Wednesday
morning. was called for by tho owner,
Oswald Thorp OF East Mill Creek, later
In the day.
THE POLLING PLACE for the school
election in district 81, In the First ward.
has been changed from the residence OF
Fred Rose. 1860 East Twelfth South
street, TO the residence Of J. W. Andrews
lji9 Eleventh East street.
JOSEPH OBRIEN, 80 years old. was
arrested by Mounted Policemen Conycrs
and Barker late Wednesday afternoon.
He Is accused TO stealing several costly
blankets from the establishment at 6S
South West Temple street.
THE INTERMOUNTAIN PACKING
company VIII reopen its plant as soon
as trade conditions warrant The plant
Was closed temporarily some time ago.
with the understanding that it WAS to be
reopcned al the earliest opportunity.
SAM SCARCELLI. Salt Lake saloon
man. WAS fined S25 by Justice Home OF
Murray. Wednesday. for selling liquor
TO minors The case was heard by Jus
ticc Iolmc several days ago on change
OF venue taken from Justice Bishop.
Marks hospital Nicholas Lamont the
foreigner who was shot by his partner
Paul Moletz. In front of the Midway bar
1863 West South Temple street, Tuesday
is out of danger and Will recover.
II IT. HARRIS. an expert accountant
has been employed By the board of edu-
cation 10 audit the accounts Of the board
Tor the past fiscal year Mr.. Harris Will
begin his work next Monday and prob
ably Will be engaged I'm the task for sew
eral weeks
FOUR OLD APPEAL CASES from the
police court were dismissed BY Judge
Lewis in the Third district court Wcdncs-
day: DAY: They were as follows: p. G..
terry; Pansy Street, battery; Alma Soren-
son. battery.
WILLIAM SIEGLE. who about three
weeks ago escaped from the chain gang
in Salt Lake City Wednesday night by
Patnolman r, 4. Radkc. The man had
about $50 in his possession, besides a
valuable gold watch.
THE BODY OF DR. Granville n Todd.
who died In Salt Lako CITY, Saturday
is being accompanied by the father of
the young physician, who arrived here
TUESDAY. TO l.cipsic. o., for burial Tho
body was shipped from Salt Lake City
Wednesday morning.
CHARGED with stealing a pair of
shoes from waiter al the Chcaapeake
cafe. Irvine Stcnberg. drug fend. was
Wednesday morning by Patrol
men Egbert and Phillips. large guam
utE or dope was found in the mans
clothes when he was searched at the DO
lice station.
FRANK +. CARROLL. member Of
the Los Angeles detective department.
left "Wednesday with Frank Passerells.
who is wanted in California to answer
10 charge OF grand larceny. Passer-
ALA was arrested in Salt Lake city as
ne was leaving train at the Oregon
Short Line depot.
APPLICATION has bcen made with
the state engineer by Jacob w Young
10 Marysyac Piuie county. for water
10 he taken from Pine creek for mining
purposes. The application names the
mines as Bully Boy and Webster, Gold.
silver. copper and lead are named as the
TO be mined.
TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Of
tho Publicity bureau OF tho Commercial
club VIII meet at noon TODAY The meet
Ing VIII be at luncheon hour In the gold
room. AZ the same hour Friday the
board OF governors of the club Will meet
in the gold room. AZ this meeting the
names OF applicants for membership win
bo passed upon.
THE CASE OF the Sugar Banking com
pany against Pinkerton &, shepard to
recover S2io.5l alleged To be due, on IN
overdraft. was heard and taken under
Amusement BY Judge Bowman I'm rho
civh division OF the city court Wcdnes-
day. The defense is that the ovcrdraft
was paid by the execution OF promIssory