The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-29
City and Neighborheod

II. e. BOOTH. United States district
attorney, left Thursday night for Los
Angeles to spend a month.
THE BANK CLEARINGS Thursday
66S.35 for the corresponding day of last
year,
d. II. CHRISTENSEN, superintendent
OF public schools, has gone To his SUM
mer homo in Provo canyon for a week $
vacation.
against Frank Cox in complaint issued
by the county attorney Thursday IT is
alleged that Cox robbed Elmer Peiltier OF
81 on July 90.
HARRY KING is charged with grand
larceny In complaint issued by the
stole Il gold watch, valued at $50, from
l.. C, Davidson ON July 20,
THREE THOUSAND copies OF the
election law In neat pamphlet form has
been sent by Secretary OF State ringey
to the various county clerks for use OF
tion.
o, c. PEARSON has filed suit in the
district court against Paul Droubay, In
which lie seeks to recover S409,50, al
legged to be due on a promissory note.
together with interest and SO attorney
fees.
FUNERAL SERVICES for the infant
son OF Mr. and Mrs. George Hines OF 80
West Fifth South street, who died on
Wednesday, were held at o'clock
Thursday afternoon at O'Donnell g. Co. 9
mortuary chapel
WANDAMERE has been chosen as the
place for the annual outing of Apollo
lodge OF the Danish Brotherhood, which
will be held on August Il. An excellent
programme Is being prepared by the COM
mittee In charge.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs Har-
riet Kcnney, who died at her home at 81
Eardley court Wednesday evening, Will
be held Friday morning at O'Donnell d
Co.'S chapel, Burial will be in Mount
Olivet cemetery.
r. II. PEALD has filed suit in the
district court against the Green River
Valley Land and Water company. in
which he seeks to recover S39o6.10, which
the defendant company is alleged to
have borrowed at various times,
THE FUNERAL OF Harvey William
Fuller, an old-tme resident OF Salt Lake
City, who died Wednesday night, was
held from the home at 235 Fifth East
street at o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Burial was in Mount Olivet cemetery,
THE CONCERT given by the Hawaiian
Troubadours at Liberty park Thursday
evening was well attended and was the
best entertainment OF its kind that has
been held there for some time. Each
one did his part well and the choruses
were excellent.
A PETITION for the probating of the
Will OF George Palmer ELLIS, who died at
Waverly, Ia, January %, 1909, has been
filed in the district court by o. +. Peter
son, administrator OF the estate. There
is left real estate in Salt Lake county
valued at $500.
HARRY SAPPERSTEIN. charged with
violating the Interstate commerce act by
purchasing an employees pass from Salt
Lake TO Reno. July 4, Thursday morning
furnished bail in the sum OF $500 in the
United states court. J. f. Smith and C.
II. Smith being his sureties.
THE MEETING OF the committee on
the United States Land and Irrigation
exposition, to be held In Chicago this
fall. was to have been held Thursday
noon, but as five of the committeeman
were out of the city the affair was post
poned until Saturday noon at the Com
mercial club.
THE LOCAL OsTEOPATHS will en-
tertaIn the delegates from the convention
OF osteopaths which has recently been
held In Denver. These delegates will ar
rive here Friday morning and Will re-
main for several days. The Commercial
club will be their headquarters while they
arc here.
SUIT TO RECOVER $4,000. alleged to
be due on two promissory notes. together
with interest and $500 attorney fees. has
been filed in the district court by M II.
Walker against Dorothy c, Hyde and
others. The plaintiff asks that 81 mort
gage given to protect the notes be
foreclosed and that the property be sold
at shcriffs sale to the highest bidder.
A COMPLAINT charging Grace Brooks
with grand larceny has been issued by
the county attorney. 1t is alleged that
Grace robbed w. j. Jayne OF SEQ on July
rs. The woman was arrested by the po-
lice at an carly hour yesterday morning
and Is said TO have had d part OF the
money in her possession when taken into
custody,
LEON SOULARD, who has confessed
TO the police that he robbed the house
OF T.. g. Ferry on the night OF July 25.
Is charged with burglary In the second
degree in complaint issued by the coun-
ty attorney Thursday afternoon.