The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
CITY AND VICINITY

CHIEF OF POLICE S. M. BARLOW
right. a young man of Saginaw Mich.
who is described as six feet in height.
10 years OF age. $50 pounds In weight.
with smooth face. light complexion and
from the chief OF police OF Saginaw at
the instance OF the boys father.
{. J. cLAWsoN. former well-known
salt Lake newspaper fman. is back in
Zion. after two years In California. For
some time past Mr.. Clawson has been
editor and proprietor OF the Solano Re-
publican, published at Solano. Cal, but
he has disposed Of the paper ana re-
turned TO this city 10 make his home.
MATTE WILLIAMS filed suit in the
vorce from Samuel Williams They were
married February 81, 1909 and have one
child. Samuel Arthur Leroy Williams.
Failure 10 provide is charged. Mrs. Will
iams asks for the custody of the child
and $50 a month alimony.
AN ORDER WAS ISSUED Wednesday
by Judge John a. Marshall for the re-
moval 10 Washington, ID. c.. OF Arthur
P. Hubbard, wanted there on charge OF
obtaining money under false pretenses; He
Will be taken back to Washington Friday
afternoon by James II. Anderson, United
states marshal.
LEAVING THE TEPEE of their an.
cestors. twenty young Indian braves will
route from Ross Fork. Ida, to Los An
gelcS. where they Will enter a school 10
further their education. They are mem
Ders OF the Shoshone tribe.
THOMAS 4: PRAY was bound over
TO the district court by Judge j. NJ.
10 give $500 bonds he was sent to jail.
Pray Is accused OF having broken into
the home of II. c. Dunbar. II3 Fifth ave-
nue.. January II.
SYLVIA ERIcksoN, IS months old.
daughter OF Oscar and Hattie Erickson.
OF 955 Cleveland avenue. died Wednes-
day morning. Tie funeral will be held
at 1:30 O'Clock Friday afternoon from
the residence. with burial in the City
cemetery.
c, H. BANKS, UNDERTAKEN at Muir
ray. Will today send The body of l.. O.
Dcatley. who committed suicide in
Murray hotel last Saturday, to Liyings-
ton. Montana. at the request OF w. II.
Deatley. d brother. at that place.
DEFAULT JUDGMENT for s23s.79
against G.. 4. Frank was entered in favor
OF the Columbia Photograph company In
Judge c. w. Morse's division OF the Third
district court Wednesday morning. The
judgment was on five notes.
ALvA S. KELLER and Alexander
Keller Monday morning petitioned the
Third district court for letters OF admin
s5rstDn d1 in the estate Of d,a Eliza J. Keller
erty valued al $3.50
ON THE GROUND OF failure to pro-
vide. Rcna Seaver filed suit in the Third
district court Wednesday afternoon for
divorce from John T, Seaycr. They were
married October 10. 1910 Reasonable all
mony is asked.
ALLEGING THAT HE was manned for
life In an accident at the Union Pacific
Coal company mines June Is, 1910. James
Sarkies brought suit In the United States
district court Wednesday to recover &c.
600 damages.
A. o. HARRlS'S home WAS entered by
burglars Monday afternoon and $3.50, Il
hand mirror and several cans of fruit
were taken A neighbor saw two men
who looked like tramps prowling about
the yard.
HYRUM BAIRD, manager OF the New
Windsor hotel. will he able to leave the
l.. d. $. hospital soon. He has had a
piece of bone removed from his right
foot following injury in an elevator ac-
cident.
THE MONTHLY PAYROLL of the
Pluto Irrigation project, amounting to
$130462. was authorized at a meeting OF
the state board OF land commissioners
Wednesday afternoon.
FLORENCE HUFFAkER. 3 years Of
age. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Huffakcr OF South Cottonwood. died
Of scarlet fever Wednesday morning
THE INFANT SON of Mr., and Mrs
Frederick Nelson OF Granger died Wed
/ nesday OF exhaustion. No arrangements
have been made for the funeral
HENRY HEATH, the keeper of Liberty
park, has been steadily improving for
some time and is now able 10 walk about
In st. Marks hospital
SALT LAKE BANK clearings for Wed
nesday were $767.oS4.96 as against SSSs, =
6SS,59 for the corresponding day OF last
| year.