The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
CITY AND VICINITY

A SUIT WAS FILED In the United
States district court yesterday by T. ID;
Joseph l.. Avord. against Sarah e. Al
word and others. The trustee alleges
that a herd of cattle. numbering 296
head and valued at 10000. was with
petitioner for bankruptcy. This herd
of cattle, he alleges was turned over 10
thc defendants IN the case by the peJi-
toner less than four months before he
was declared bankrupt.
OLIVER B. GREEN, mechanic re-
siding at 54 East First North street, was
painfully bruised yesterday afternoon in
fall of twenty feet at the Daniels the
Green was working on the side OF the
building when he lost his hold and fell
TO the ground, HIS face was badly cut
and a hip bruised, After treatment at
his home.
THE MEMBERS OF the Commercial
club are planning an elaborate dancing
party 10 take place Thanksgiving even
formal, will be limited TO acccptances
from the first one hundred club members
and will no doubt be one OF the most
successful affairs of the season. as the
the club In It's new home.
WORKING UNDER COVER OF Friday
nights Snowstorm. thieves secured q
quantity OF clothing from lines in the
William Casey, AS Fourth East street
reported yesterday that lines in his yard
were. stripped of their entire array Of
clothing and others made like reports
No clew has been discovered.
A. n. SHAW, an eXpressman. was ar
rested Yesterday on a charge Uf cruelty
10 animals and was released on his own
recognizance. y horse driven by Shaw
was unShod, but The driver explained
that he vas not using the animal and
was making every effort to have, horse
shoer At the animal with plates when
arrested.
j. @. kNowLToN POST, C. A, r..
will meet In the Bishops building Sat
urday, November Is at . p M, iu-
stead Of November Is the date first
set; a ssi social hour o1io VIII foley tho busi.
q. \. r. and members and descendants
Of Lott Smiths company are invited to
attend.
3 3; SHIRLEY St .E...,,ss sssEAeoLoI, with a
public stenographlc bureau in the Utah
Savings & Trust building The bureau
is equipped with nultgrapr and Edison
be strictly confidential and SUNDAY and
evening work Will be done by appoint
ment.
TIE SUDDEN CHANGE in the
weather y,. has given the officers Of the
horses have bcon Injured by slipping on
the icy streets and many others have
os'n lpnnd SIllNerlnE on the streets and
the owners required 10 furnish these
with blankets.
THE AUTOMOBILE committee az tho
Commercial club will hold a meeting
Monday at ESQ O'Clock 10 discuss The
advlsability Of afflliating with the Amer
lean Automobile association and 10 oct
on other matters OF Importance that will
be brought up
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT had an
carly morning call yesterday 10 the
Abrahamson grocery. rInh south aud
Third East streets. where fire from =
stove had started blaze beneath the
noor, The fire WAS eXtinguIshcd with
small loss.
JUDGE F.. c. LooFsouRoW Of tho
criminal division OF the Third district
court VIII be away from the city for a
week or ten days on n pleasure trip.
During his absence one Of the Other four
judges VIII preside over the criminal d.
vision.
THE FUNERAL Of Henry r. Rode
ker, 40 wears Of age. who died Friday at
his home. 1857 South First Wesi. Will
be held at $50 o'clock this afternoon
from The late residence. Burial will be
III Mount Oltvct cemetery
FUNERAL SERVICES for William II
crosby VIII be held Monday. November
IL. a. l p. lf. at the Twenty first warS