The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-04
City and Neighborhood

ton against the lone Cafe company and
others, to collect s60o alleged TO have
of the building in which the cafe was
situated, by reason of damage by fire. II
| is alleged that the defendants should
have paid the amount. under their con-
| tract. but that they did not, they having
| sub-leased from the plaintiff,
| A MEETING; of the Woman's Republi
can club was held at the home of Mrs.
J. r, Davis, Tuesday afternoon. There
| cusson Of the general political situation.
there was musical programme by Miss
Martha Savage after which rcfreshmsnts
| Davis and Miss Lillian Cutler.
FOLLOWING; A REPORT received
Tuesday by Willard Hansen, state food
and dairy commissioners. that the grocery
stores Of the city arc not complying with
| the law regarding Hacarding the fact
| that oleomargarine Is Il butter substitute,
officials of the food and dairy department
made a round of the stores in the city.
| No violators were found.
| CITY RECORDER RIVES filed his
monthly report Tuesday. showing what
has been done in the criminal and civil
| past month. In the criminal division,
310 cases were heard. the fines and for
fcitures amounting to s6iS.6O- In the
| civil division, 231 cases were filed and
the receipts were s463.75.
THE HEARING of the complicated
case of the Fairmount Springs Realty
| company against the Forest Dale Water
| company ct al WAS resumed before Judge
Morse. in the Third district court, Tues
day morning. Valuable water rights in
Forest Dale are involved and the case
already has consumed much time.
| IN THE CASE of the Ogden Packing
| and Provision company against Roy L.
| liodgert ct al, Judge Armstrong has rem
| dered Judgment in favor OF the defend
ants In the Third district court. The ac-
, ton was brought to recover possession
| of property used in connection with q
meat market.
JUDGE ARMSTRONG heard and took
under advlsement; Tuesday; the case OF
J. H. McChe, doing business as the
Western Loan and Real Estate company,
against Arthur l. Golot, to collect S27.l0
on a note and So alleged to be due for
merchandise Usury is pleaded by the
defense,
JOHN F. PICKERING, a lecturer and
entertainer. of Payson. fled d petition
| In bankruptcy in the United States dis
TO S1271.s6 and his assets to $1,000. OF
which s1ld2 is claimed to be exempt.
Pickering has thirty-seven creditors,
GEORGE BALDWIN of Moapa. New.
a guest OF the Cullen. Baldwin brought
| with him case of lettuce. the punches
OF which were twelve inches wide. each
In the valley two crops of lettuce and
| one OF cantaloupes arc raised.
! a MEETING of the board OF directors
OF the state Fair association will be held
Friday night at 7:3o o'clock. in the Yer
mont building. on the first floor. The
| board will consider the report of the sec
| retary for the 1910 fair and discuss plans
for the 1911 fair
MAYOR BRANSFORD has received a
letter from Mrs a. Olson OF Minnee polls.
also, known as Joe Watson. The hoy's
| mother who is sick. is anxious to hear
from him. Her address is 1929 Columbus
avenue, Minneapolis.
THE United States civil service COM
mission announced an examination.
Tuesday. for January 1s, to secure eligi-
| bleS for trained nurses on the Isthmian
canal. in the Philippine and the Indian
services; The situations will pay from
$50 to sS5 month.
T.. n. CRAWFORD. who has been in
the city Jail since Saturday. when he was
arrested after becoming insane and de-
| manding $1,000 from Samuel Newhouse OF
Salt Lake. was taken back to his home.
McGill. New. Tuesday by deputy sheriff
| from that city
l.. A. POINSETT of Kansas City, after
making contract for the purchase OF
400 acres of land In Utah county. left
| for Portland, Or, Tuesday and will re-
| turn within a week to complete the ne
sotiation Of 10000 acres In Millard
county.
GOVERNOR SPRY was the recipient
| Monday. OF a crate OF oranges grown in
the hothouse at the state mental hospital
The crate is small one and contained
|
and the governor appreciates the gift.
AFTER TWO MONTHS on the coast
! where he went with Mrs. Young for her
health, DR.. A. c. Young. state veteri-
work Mrs. Young is much improved in
| health.
JACK GROESBECk. who retired from
the office Of county treasurer the first
of the year. has Joined the Studebaker
company and will take charge OF the
business office this "wednesday morn
| ing.
COUNCILMAN MARTIN L. MULVEY
will leave this morning for Honolulu, on
a spleasure trip. From Honolulu Mulvey
will proceed to japan and Will be absent
from the city about two months.
THE Jordan school board met Tuesday
and organized as follows: A, r, Rawlins.
chairman OF the board; John Dunn. vice
w, Buckholz. treasurer.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS of the city
reopened Tuesday morning. The attend
ance was good and the pupils got down
| to their work with a will, after the
| Christmas vacation,
IT is ANNOUNCED that L. F, s. Lane
has retired from the firm of the Hubbard
| Publicity company The members OF the
firm now are A, e. Hubbard and William
| Splelberg.
u, C. LIFE, commercial superintendent
OF the Western Union Telegraph COM
| Jnny, will be out OF the city three weeks
on an inspection trip in the northwest.
BANK CLEARINGS for Tuesday were
| 81 .7S7, ,47S.59. against si.546.9 1862 for
! the corresponding day OF last year.
| gain OF s2i0. .53207 for Tuesday,
FRANK KNOX, president of the Ma
| tional Bank OF the Republic leaves on the
Los Angeles Limited for New York, He
| will be absent about two weeks.
/ S A. WHITNEY OF McCornick's bank.
who went to the Judge Mercy hospital for
a serious operation. was reported Tues
| day night as being much better.
| NICK MADOUS. an Italian. will be ex-
| amined as to his sanity before Judge
Lewis. in the Third district court, this
morning.
THE Continental National bank de-
! clared a 4 per cent semi annual dividend,
| Tuesday, amounting TO $40, 600. to be paid
| at once.
| H. r LILLEY OF the engineers office
| Utah Light & Railway company. has
Ngone to California for thirty days va
/ cation.
TWO MAKE CONFESSION