The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-28
CITY AND VICINITY

BEFORE a JURY in Judge George G..
| Armstrong division OF the Third district
court. the case OF Annie Marie Ray
against Salt Lake City was begun, Mon
| day morning. Mrs. Ray is suing the
| city for $4,000 damages for injuries al
! legged To have been received from a fall
| due 10 faulty board walk constructed
around the fence during the erection Of
| the kcarns building.
PAPERS were read and discussed by
the members Of the Salt Lake Dental
society Monday night. The meeting was
! held in the gold room Of the Commercial
club. Dinner was served 10 about twenty
members before the meeting. Dr. W. +.
spies OF Pittsburg delivered an inter-
esung address on "ceral prophylaxis."
THE DAMAGE SUIT of Sadie Mann
| against the San Pedro. Los Angeles g.
Salt Lake Railway company was opened
before jury in Judge G. w. Morse's
division OF the Third district court Mon
| day morning. The company is being
sued for $1,000 actua! damages and $1,000
exemplary damages.
MEMBERS OF THE special committee
| of the Sandy Commercial club. recently
| appointed 10 learn the opinion o( the
townspeople. regarding the proposed
! franchise Of the Utah County Light and
I Power company, will meet with rho board
| OF governors OF the club tonight and
make their report.
ALBERT JOHNSON, while staEding on
| noon. was struck on the head By a heavy
| piece OF ice which fell from the cornice
! Of building near which he was standing.
| His head was so severely cut that sey-
eral stitches were necessary.
REoUISITIoN PAPERS FOR the return
| OF King Nelson to Missoula. Mont.
| where nc is wanted on charge OF rob-
! berry. were honored Monday morning by
Governor Spry. II is alleged that Nelson.
| April IL. 1910 by means or force robbed
| Swan Swanberg OF $500.
The CASE OF THE state against Gus
Paupas, which came UP in the court OF
|
| tinued until next Monday. Paupas who
conducts a saloon on Commercial street,
IS charged With having allowed minors
| TO lotcr I'm his saloon.
| CHARGING THAT HER husband left
| nome April ]. 1903, and has failed TO re-
| turn. Minnie G.. Lee started suit in the
Third district court Monday for 2 di-
were married June 1, 1898.
CHARLES MURRAY died at his home.
| Si3 South Second East street. at $50
O'Clock Monday evening at the age OF "a
years. The cause OF death was tubcrcu-
| Iosis. Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completed.
| L. r. SHURTLEFF, president OF the
Idaho Hotel Clerks association. we'll
known 'greeter' here some years ago. is
/ again mere 10 greet his friends and the
public generally inside the desk OF the
| Wilson hotel.
TO RECOVER $4,000. alleged 10 be
| due on a promissory note executed No
vember .. 1909. William p. Engel brought
| suit in the Third district court Monday
against the jefferson Extension Mining
| company
JACK MORRIS was bound over to the
district court by Judge j. NJ. Bowman
| Monday. Morris, with four other men,
| is charged with burglary. which IL is
i alleged he committed Christmas day
IN JUDGE RITCHIE'S division of the
| Third district court, the case OF a. T.,
| White against j. A, Waldorf was opened
| Monday afternoon. White Is suing 10 re-
| cover on promissory note OF 500
STAMFORD D. HEDGES was appoint Z
ed chauffeur and general deputy sheriff
on recommendation OF Sheriff Sharp at a
| salary Of $50 month. by the county
commissioners Monday
| THE SALT LAKE Medical society met
al the Commercial club Monday night
IN the regular monthly meeting. Papers
| on the Xray were read by Salt Lake
! physicians.
AMONG THE PASSENGERS sailing on
the express steamship of the North Ger
man Lloyd line. from New York to
| Bremen, on Saturday, was j. Meissner
OF Salt Lake.
| j. w. BRYAN is chargeA with defra nd
ing Fred Baird ont of $40 by means OF
a fictitious check. in a complaint issued
by the county attorney Monday.