The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13
City and Neighborfood

City and Neighborhood
THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF The
Central Christian church will meet this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs z II
Dorman, 4i5 South Eleventh East street
JOHN BUTTE. machinist OF Salt
Lake: nled "a petition In bankruptcy in
day. He owes S5S5.os and has S125.51
assets,
A. GARSIDE is suing y. V. Jones in
this district court to recover $3.50 al
legged to be due for gravel and sand
furnished under contract dated June ~
last for paving purposes.
MORRIS WE'LL, charged with breaking
into and robbing room at the Oaks
roomlnS house, pleaded not guilty when
arraisncd In police court Wednesday, His
bail was fixed at $500.
THE UTAH STATE POULTRY ASSO-
CATION VIII meet tomorrow night at s
O'Clock in the Commercial club rooms
Consideration Of the regular winter poul-
try show Is ON the programme.
SECRETARY OF STATE CHARLES
lar quarterly call on the banks OF the
state for a report on their condition
at the close Of business last Saturday.
THE NORMAN REFRIGERATOR
COMPANY Of Logan has filed amended
incorporation articles with the secrc-
tary OF state reducing the capital stock
from s25O0o0 10 10000, divided into as
many 81 shares,
RALPH c. WILSON. assistant cashier
Of the Continental Commercial National
bank of Chicago. is spending a few days
visiting Salt Lake financiers. He is on
his way home from the bankers con-
vention in Los Angeles.
PLEADING not guilty 10 embezzlng
s62 from the Capital Electric company,
which concern he represented as agent
in April j. f.. Doty had his bail fixed
at $3.50 in police court Wednesday and
hearing fixed for October 20.
ACTING MAYOR a. j. DAVIS has re-
ccivcd request from Mrs. =. NJ. Truitt
or Denver for information OF her son.
j. II. Trultt. believed TO be employed
at Garfield. Mrs. Truitt who is Wild
ow., says that her 15-year-old daughter
is dangerously i'll.
a MASS MEETING in memory of
Francisco Ferrer. the Spanish martyr.
will be held in the Ladies' Literary club
ball at o'clock Thursday evening. Rev.
Elmer /. Goshen. w. S. Dalton and Rev.
William Thurston Brown will speak. Ad-
mission IS free.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Mabel
Ann Deuvsul, wife OF Bert Deuvaul. 80
West Third North street, whose death
day at 5 o'clock from the Twenty fourth
ward meeting house. Burial Will be in
the City cemetery.
WILLIAM LUTZ, believed TO be a
miner OF Bingham. died at 6:l5 O'clock
Wednesday night i'm the American house.
Indications were that death was due to
causes. Lutz was about 40 years
OF age. The body was taken to the
O'Donncll undertaking establishment.
TT WILL BE impossible to procure
again. The county commissioners de-
cided "Wednesday morning 10 deny Colo
mel G. a. Birtch's request for the re-
newal OF his liquor license, revoked three
f.AIlc lric -i..ti
he sale of liquor Sundays.
IDA l.. HAWLEY charges Gilbert f.
Iawley with desertion December 26, 1908.
after their marriage in the Samoan ISL
ands November 10: 1904. Her complaint
was fled In the district court Wedncs-
day. She demands a divorce. the Gus
tody of the two minor children and rea-
sonable alimony.
WILLIAM ROEDEL, living at n X
street. alighted from street car in
Wednesday night before the car came
10 a stop and was thrown heavily TO
the pavement. sustaining slight scalp
wound. Dr.. II. B- Sprague attended him
at the police emergency hospital, and
Roedcl went home.
ISABELLA AND MAURICE STIEFEL
fled a mortgage with the county record
er "Wednesday conveying property in lot
{. Block SO. plat u. Salt Lake City sur
yey. TO Patrick ". German TO secure
the payment Of three promissory notes
for $4,000. $4,000 and $3.50. respectively
dated October 3. 1909 and paya BILE in
ten years at per cent interest.
WILLIAM NJ EMERSON is charged
With non support, cruelty and charging
ner with infdelity In a complaint for d-
rorce filed in the district court by Cora
:. Emerson on Wednesday, She demands
The custody OF the i-ycar-old girl, $50
a month alimony and $50 attorney fees
They were married at Beaver City June
20. 1905.
THE RATUSkELI.ER at Second South
and Main streets has been sold 10 Steele
he receiver and was confirmed by Dis
rict Judge Armstrong Wednesday. The
onsldera ton was $3.50. The sum OF $3.50
rent on the quarters was paid 10 ]. Il.
Walker. Albert IIcrz is The receiver.
appointed at the request OF Ricger &c
liquor dealers.
ANGELO GABARDI says that Analia
5abardi deserted him and returned TO
,im. and in a complaint filed in the dis
rict court Wednesday he demands a
IivoTcc and the custody of the two chill
lren Mrs, GabardI left with him when
lerc November 81 1880
IN THE Uutcd states district court !
Wednesday tho demurrer 10 the amended /.
I'll in tho case OF Sarah Jane Jacobs (
" Judge John A. Marshall and tho de-
endnnt was given ten days 10 answer. !
rhe suit involves a Dispute over u $4,000 /
state left by Daniel Brown. The suit ,
s contested 10y Sarah Jane Jacobs, a /
stor. and Kathryn y. Brown. the !
widow.
ON.SUPPORT since ma rriagc here .
september is. 1906. is Minnie s. Dalton's |
hargc against John j. Dalton In di- .
orcc complaint filed in the district court
Non-sUpport WAS followed I
" descrtion. Mrs. Dalton says. This Is I
irs. Daltons second matrimonial ven
aI lt. fiffs ,lr,,. of irt.ts
rst husband. Thirty dollars month I
inony and s1J attorney fees arc de-
handed. Dalton Is a miner.