The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-14
City and Neighborhood

JAMES NJ FISHER. president of the
Salt Lake County Horticultural society,
are making arrangements Tor a. big gath
ering at the Granite stake house next
Wednesday when Director 4, II. Thtes-
sen Of the weather bureau Will deliver
Protection Against Frosts"
QUALTROUGH & ALCOTT, undertak-
ers, still hold the body of Edward Tut
tie. alias w. II. Mcdonald. the drug
OF receiving word from Tuttle's relatives,
who reside in Los Angeles and arc said
TO be prominent. No response TO mes
saGes OF inquiry had been received up to
a late hour Friday night
SPARKS ON THE ROOF caused dam
age amounting to $25 TO the Forest Dale
schoolhouse Friday few minutes after
noon The pupils had already been dis
missed for the noon recess and there was
no panic. Chief Glore accompanied the
men and apparatus from the central sta
ton.
j. c. HIsE. United States immigration
Francisco where he went a week ago
with a Japanese woman, who was de-
ported under the new immigration law
making ii Illegal for any woman TO en-
ter house OF III repute.
IN THE CASE of w. b. Wark against
William Moore, In which the plaintin
seeks TO enjoin the defendant from OPP
Grating an employment business. a tenn
by Judge Morse in the Third district
court.
THE WILL of Griffith Sanders has
been filed IN the Third district court
Henry p Evans. named as executor, ask
ing that the instrument be admitted to
probate. The estate is valued at s250O
| and is bequeathed TO nephews and nieces.
IN A LETTER TO the Deseret News.
B II. Roberts makes the suggestion that
the Hotel Utah have the state emblem on
top Of the tower. He says a beehive
can be added without violat ting the spiri.
of the architecture Of the building.
THE FOLLOWING judgments have
been entered in the Third district court
In favor of the Salt Lake City Brew
ing company: Against j. 3. Hughes. for
$lJ35.95: against Java Pejnovich ct al,
for slO7325.
THE CONDITION OF Col NJ Nj.
Kaighn receiver of the United States
land Office, is much improved. Colonel
Kaighn was for time gravely Ill, but
he is now reported to be rapidly re-
covering.
LEGISLATORS registered at the New
Grand hotel arc Senator Iverson of
Price, Speaker f. w. Robinson of Logan.
p. +. Peterson of Sewer county and a. l.
Toone Of Ogden, docket clerk of the
house.
THE APPEAL CASE of the F. w
Gardiner company against the Theater
Publishing company has been filed in the
Third district court, The plaintiff was
given Judgment in the city court for S7l
OFFICERS of the Utah National bank
| were elected Friday as follows. w. s.
Mccormick, president; Thomas r. Cutler
vice president: Rodney T. Badger, CASH
Ter. and C. II, Wells. assistant cashier.
JOHN A. BERRITT has filed an appli
cation In the probate division of the
Third district court for letters OF admin
istration on the $4,000 estate OF John W.
Berritt who died IN 1890.
AUGUST PETERSON OF the Interna-
tional smelter at Tooelc is not the August
Peterson who was made defendant In an
| action brought by the Continental Life
Insurance company
PETER ~ NIKOLOPOULOS has be-
gun suit in the Third district court
against Nicolodemus 6, Tsakas to col
lect s59S.23. alleged to be due for mer-
chandise
L. d. MARTIN has filed an action
against j. NJ. Marriott in the Third dis
Irict court TO collect 5000, alleged to be
due for drawing building plans.
ARTHUR BROWN has been given
for S605. 9S in the Third district court, on
q note secured by mortgage.
THE BOARD OF CORRECTIONS is
holding It's regular monthly meeting at
the state prison today, Only routine
THE DESERET NATIONAL BANK is
suing Jack Sprouse in the Third district
court to collect S1034S3 on promissory
notes.
THE INSTALLATION Of officers by
the James Il. Mexican w. II, &. has been
postponed TO Saturday. January Is.