The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
City and Neighborhood

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j. b. CoSGRGFT0 has gono TO Raw
lings. Wyo.. on banking business.
l.. Ic. CLARKE, representing tho Star
LubI1cstnE Oil company of Cleveland,
o., is stopping at the Cullen hotel.
GEORGE POULIs. charged with cruelty
to animals, was fined $40 in police court
Thursday.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY went TO
Lehl Thursday night and made an ad-
dress at the commencement exercises of
the schools.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was flcd in the
district court Thursday by Fri w. But
Ter against j. W. Butler on the ground OF
desertion.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools
a. G. Nelson Will 90 To Ncphi today TO
conduct special teachers examination
in civil government.
a. G. MACKENZIE. publicity agent OF
the Bell Telephone company, has gone TO
Wyoming on business. He will be gone
about one month.
JOSEPHINE Il. WATTS filed suit for
divorce I'm tho district court Thursday
against James B. Watts on the grounds
of dcsertion and failure 10 support.
SCHOOL WORK for the session has
been discontinued at tho Lund Detention
home. ns farm work now calls for the ef-
forts OF the twenty-five boys there.
BARNEY STAYNER of Boise. Ida, has
purchased from the lalloran Judge Real
Estate company a new home on Thir-
tcenth East street for consideration OF
$1,000.
MRS. ROSA GREBENC. who stands
charged with adultery was ordered re-
leased upon her own recognizance by
Judge Lewis of the district court Thurs
day.
THE GEORGE r. MAXWELL w. r.
c. ladies and friends will be entertained
at the birthday breakfast OF Mrs. Johanna
Melton, 9i7 South Seventh East, today
(Friday) at II n. m.
A FAREWELL testimonial VIII he
given in the Sixth ward assembly rooms
tonight in honor OF Elder William \.
Pardoc, who leaves shortly for a mission
20 the southern states,
GEORGE NORCOTT, 2s years OF age.
died at 81. Marks hospital Wednesday
night. The body was removed 10 tho
Evans morguo. awaiting Instructions from
relatives I'm New York City.
ALMA CHRISTENSEN. G years OF age, |
the son OF Alma B. Christensen OF the |
firm OF Christensen & Anson, died Thurs |
day morning Of diphtheria at the resi- |
dence. 2l6 North Third West street
THE COMMITTEES In charge of the
Memorial day exercises OF the G.. a. r. |
is considering calling on owners OF auto |
mobiles TO tender their use to convey the |
veterans To and from the cemeteries that |
day.
THE Y. a. WEDGWOOD CAMP of |
Spanish War Veterans has filed a petI- |
tion with the city recorder for the coun-
ell that 500 be donated to help the |
camp defray the expenses OF the Nc |
mortal day exercises,
THE CITY BOARD OF education will |
hold a special meeting Saturday nt noon |
10 consider the report OF the committee |
on buildings and grounds in relation to
the refusal OF the city engineer To grant
a permit for sewer connection at the
Webster school.
JAMES f. BRICE. proprietor Of a drug
store on Main street. was charged with |
selling liquor without license by Pro-
baton officer C. A. sperry. as was his
clerk. a H. Watson. in complaint |
fed with Assistant City Attorney Dalton
Thursday afternoon.
SCHEDULES Of assets and liabilities
in the bankruptcy proceedings of the
Cache county. were tiled in the office Of |
the clsrt OF the Federal court Thursday.
The schedules show liabilities amounting
to $S203.19. and assets figuring $3l24.T3.
II. l.. THOMPSON. an iron worker
employed at tho Utah hotel structure.
while working in the basement was
struck and his left leg was fractured by
an angle iron. which foil from one OF the
at the Holy Cross hospital. resting easy.
j. G. HISE. local immigration inspac-
tor. has returned from Ogden, where he
went TO ascertain the facts concerning
den merchant, who is now in China on
a visit. to return 10 this country, Every
thing was found correct and Wong Will
rejoin his countrymen here.
MANAGER ED McCLELLAND of
said Thursday that he Will
turn the pretty little park over to the
students Of the Granite district ono week
from today for their entertainment. a
programme of field sports will be one of
the features Of the day,
THE EVIDENCE in the case against
Fred Byrke was deemed insufficient by
District Attorney LooCbourow so upon
his request District Judge Lewis Thurs
day ordered that no information be lcd
assaulted Florence Jones' aged
IL years. January last.
G. W. NIBBEY and a. w. WINS have
been chosen by the directorate OF the
rectors TO Hll the vacancies caused by the
death OF Moses Thatcher and John r.
Wlnder. r. y. Mile takes the place or
the late john II. Wlnder on the board OF
directors of the Deseret National bank,
THE BURSTING of the ammonia pipes
Second South street Thursday evening
drove the inmates Of the cafe out and
brought three fremcn; with smoke he'll
NETS ID the scene. Tho pipes leading
from the ice plant We're shut OFF and the
pungent gas driven from the cafe by aid
Df electric fans.
A JURY in District Judge Lewiss court
Thursday found J. Slyro a japanese res
man. guilty of selling liquor with
out n license In his place N business.
Slyro was convicted OF selling liquor
without a license I'm the police court and
was fined $500, whereupon he appealed To
the district court, lie will he sentenced
THE FUNERAL. OF Mrs Celia II. Bean :
which. II was announced, would he held
AT o'clock Friday afternoon from the
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