The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
City and Neighborheod

CHARGING CRUELTY. Mabel Meach
am has filed an action for divorce against
Perry Meacham In the Third district
court. The parties were married I'm April,
1906 and have one child. aged years.
Mrs. Mcacham says that her husband has
used vile and abusive language to her and
accused her Of indecent conduct. Along
with the decree OF divorce she asks for
the custody OF the child and so month
alimouy.
TWO CASES in bankruptcy we're ad-
Indicated in the United States court
Tuesday. y. j. Sanders. teacher o.,
Murray. was adiudged bankrupt. lie
gave his liabilities Sl53l.j6 and his
assets as SsS0.6T. Walter s. Brown. a
railway. brakeman. of Ogden, likewise
given as S2S and his liabilities as S6I0.2S
FRED MOORE. negro, charged with
grand larceny. was held to the district
court for trial by Police Judge Whitaker
Monday morning. His bond. fixed at
$1,000. was not furnished. Moore is
charged with the theft OF an. overcoat
valued at $50 from J. H. Provel and was was
Captain OF Detectives Beckstcad.
W. w. PAINE. United States food aud
drug inspector. has returned from an In
specuon trip through Idaho. Montana
and Wyoming. While away he took sam
pies of various food products manuiac-
tured In those states and sent in inter
state trade and will send them TO Wash
ington for testing. He reported the
weather Dad up nofln.
IN THE CASE OF the John V FsrwelI
company against the Banks Pattern Hat
company. the receiver. w. p. Milandcr.
reported 10 Judge Morse Tuesday that he
had been unable TO sell the stock to ad-
vantage and was given further time
Milandcr says he received three bids but
the highest was not one-fifth of the value
Of the stock.
j. A. THORNWELL. alias Halliday.
was found guilty by jury in the Grim
iro ,f i, irJ IL
Tuesday on an information charging the
obtaining OF money by false pretenscs.
He was ordered TO appear for sentence
today. Thornwell passed worthless
time check on a pawnbroker at Gar
field.
LEON SOUEARD, convicted Of bur
glarlzing the residence Of j. B. Cosgrlff
on East South Temple street. appeared
before Judge Lewis for sentence In the
Third district court Tuesday morning.
but the matter went over To December 81
10 allow Soulard's attorney further time
10 prepare his motion for q new trial.
j. j.. NOBLITT, a prominent shcepman
Of Cokevllle. Wyo: was in the city Tues
day. comforting with shecpmcn here. in
Guiding the state board OF sheep com
mIssloners and G. B. Stewart. secretary
of the Utah Woolgrowers association
with reference to the state convention
to be held In January.
AT a MEETING Of the executive COM
mittee Of the publicity bureau of the Com
OF the year was discussed. The action
OF the committee will form q part OF the
annual report OF the club. which will be
Issued January !.
SEGO LILY LODGE. No. "52 Frater-
nal Brotherhood, will give masked ball
this evening at X. OF c. hall. 1871 First
South street. The Salt Lake Troubadours
VIII furnish the music. Masks will be
raised at door. There will be refresh
ments.
TIE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued a
complaint against J. c. Stearns Tuesday
charging grand larceny. Stcsrns is ac-
cuse1 of stealing an automatic pistol and
magazine. valued at $3.50. from f. s.
Gtiswcl
GORDON SNOW. "A newspaper man,
who was operated upon Monday at the
l.. -. :. hospital, after being suddenly
stricken with appendicitis, was reported
Tuesday as having rallied and doinS well.
THE PROGRESSIVE LEATHER
GOODS COMPANY has fled an action
against T.. Mebesy. Jr.. 10 collect S505.01.
alleged TO he due for merchandise.
TWO LAPROBES. valued at $40. were
stolen Wednesday night from the auto OF
G. l.. Whitney while IL was standing i'm
front OF 107 street
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF the city
Will close today until January 3 for the
holidays.