The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-13

ALWAYS GOOD.
HEWLETT BROS. co.
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) CITY BREVITIES
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who were arrested in the city during
the past three days. were given oppor-
tunity 10 leave the city yesterday aft
ernoon. by Judge j. j. Whitaker. They
shifts and then instructed 20 leave the
city before sunrise today.
VIII he Arrsigned.-Jim Francis. the
negro who was caught conducting an
opium still in Victoria alley. Saturday
afternoon, Will be arraigned before
Judge j. j. Whitaker in the criminal
division of the city court today. Bail
Aggravated AssauIt.-Burney Coop
er, a private in company OF the
Fifteenth United States infantry. who
was arrested Sunday after he had
slashed William Saunders, a fellow
soldier. with a knife. will be charged
with aggravated assault. Saunders
says he can whip Cooper and has re-
fused TO appear against him on any
charge greater than aggravated as
sault
Sues 10 CoIIect.-To collect on three
notes, each for S333.33. all issued OCto-
Der $, 1907, Arthur Brown brought suit
in the district court yesterday against
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Green. He asks
for foreclosure OF a mortgage on GER
ia LON rtrrrr a 4
ants.
Action In Equity-Suit in equity to
fOreclOse q mortgage. held as security
for two notes tOtalling $500. was
brought by the Utah Loan and Build
ing association against y. 4. and Gum
nellie Christensen. one note was Civ
en- October 4. 1909. for $1,000. Again
In January, 1910. another note for 500
was given. mo payments have been
made. 70 is alleged. The foreclosure is
asked in satisfaction OF the full amount
with interest.
Seeks n Divorce.-On grounds OF fail
ure to provide. Annie ). Lindeu brought
action for divorce in. the district court
yesterday against Andrew Lindell.
1898. and for the greater part OF the
time since then she claims to have
been forced TO rely on her own efforts
for support. she asks custody OF two
children. $40 monthly alimony and $50
attorneys fees.
RoyIance SeIected.-William NJ Roy
lance. Of Provo. has been one OF the
johnson OF the Commercial club 10 rep
resent that organization at the coming
American Apple congress. which viii
be held at Denver, December 10 to Il.
Two other delegates viii probably be
selected later in the week.
Case Observation-Disclosures for s499 in
favor OF the plaintiff was rendered by
terday in the case Of W. n. Wantland
suing r. A. Riepe to recover commits
sions FOR the sale Of certain Nevada
mining stock.
Warning Civcn.-Teamsters are
warned by the humane officer that
at any time now there is liable to be
season Of freezing weather, and that
it is "A good time for them to see that
their ho-ses are sharply shod, to pre-
vent accidents.
ChaIrInen 90 Meet.-A meeting Of the
chairmeu OF all standing committees of
the Commercial club viii be hello to-
day. This is the FIRST time this body
has met since moving into the new
club house. Matters OF general inter
est will he discussed.
Nay Have DISpIay-George r. stem
mercfaI club. was in the city yesterday
with the idea Of arranging for an eN-
hibit OF Morgan county's resources Tor
the chamber Of commerce. in the Yer
mont building. He visited the chamber
yesterday and expressed himself as
highly I'm favor Of permanent display,
and has requested that the association
send its proposition TO the club, when
10 is likely that some definite action
Will be taken.
Goes 20 InvcstiEatc.-J. r. Petit, state
coal mine inspector. has gone to sun
nysidc. to Investigate the circum
stances surrounding the accident i'm
Utah Fuel mine No. 7. last Friday, in
which Matt Mavineal, an Austrian
lost his life. Mavincal was crushed to
death by fan Of coal.
Time Is AIIovycd.-An order has been
granted by Judge Armstrong i'm the
foreclosure suit u Dewitt =. Lowe. ct
al. against 4. O. Jacobson. for n de-
cree OF consent of judgment for the
plaintiff. the defendant to have forty
five days in which to pay the amount
due II 20 ifs not paid within forty
five DAYS the property can be sold in
fifteen days thereafter.
Pipes Lcsk.-Murray' new pipe line