The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
CITY AND VICINITY


Wednesday after each had furnished
$3.50 bond. The couple was, arrested
it being alleged that % they assist ASSISTED AfHsS in the
theft OF a pocketbook containing about
$500 worth OF jewelry from the home OF
II. NJ. Burton, S24 West Second South
street. where they had rooms rented
ALEX WANLESs, who was brought
before Judge Harry Harper. Wednesday,
on a charge OF forgery, will have until
Friday TO make his plea. It is alleged
from the Utah Loan and Building asso-
citation. which he filed out and on which
he forged the name of l.; Z. Hall. pass
ing them on A. Samuelson for $2l rs.
according to the complaint.
HERMAN WILMER. 743 East Second
South street. is charged with obtaining
money under false Pretenses In COM
plant issued by. the county attorney
Wednesday, 1t is alleged that Wilmer
induced Arthur Kelley OF the Kelley COM
pany to cash for him a bogus check for
$40. The check was later returned from
the bank marked mo account"
THE HOME of R. D. Woodruff. II p
street. was entered early Wednesday
morning by burglar who showed par
tiality for expensive china. The burglar
escaped. taking with him two dozen
several valuable stems from the Wood
rum collection.
BECAUSE OF THE ILLNESS of DR.,
r. r. Brownfeld. the preliminary hear
ing OF Doctors Brownfield and Robinson,
which was to have been held Wednesday
forenoon, was continued until 10 o'clock
on the morning OF February "a. The
charge is that the two doctors named
performed criminal operation.
THE CASE of c. c. Baldwin, which
was brought before Judge Harry Har-
per, Wednesday, was postponed. with
the date of hearing TO be fixed later:
Baldwin was accused OF having forged
the name of Steve Wetzler to check
for s5 on the Merchants bank, He en-
tered a plea of not guilty.
OFFICERS FOR the Sandy Park as
sociation will be elected at a special
tlon of those interested to add more
available land to the new city park, in
order that summer entertainments may
be carried out more readily.
against Henry ]. W. Koenlg in the dis
trict court Wednesday. The couple
we, were married June 6, 1908 Mrs, KSe- Se:
maiden name. Tidewell
RHEueEN oFFNER, plumber nled
petition in bankruptcy in the United
States district court Wednesday, He
gives as his liabilities S90061. and his
assets s175.75. OF which sl65 is said 10
be exempt under the bankruptcy laws.
COL, M. M. kAlGHN. register of the
United States land office, was back at
his desk in the Federal building Wednes-
day for the first time since he became
i'll two months ago. He was in the hos
pital six weeks.
II. BEERS, WHO RUNS a lodging
house at a East First South street.
was arrested Wednesday evening on a
charge OF running lodging house in
violation Of the city ordinance requiring
a register.
FRANK SPENCER, JR.. of Provo. who
won the first prize for the largest dis
nj nf fhf cta fai,
has written Secretary Ensign making
| entry for the same exhibit for the fair
next fall.
CHARGED WITH PUTTING augs in
| a candy machine in the Daniels motion
picture show building, Gust kupkus. a
Greek bootback, was arrested Wednes-
day night by Patrolman James -.kstedt
ROBERT WILSON was arrested late
Wednesday night with two suits OF
clothes in his possession. These were
who said they belonged to him.
MARK S. WOoLLEY, who Will leave
within q few days for a mission TO the
Samoan islands. VIII be rendered fare
we'll reception Friday evening at the Lib
| erty ward meeting house.
A MEETING OF THE Utah State
| Poultry association will be held at 8
| o'clock tonight at the Commercial club.
| when the annual election OF officers will
take place.
A REGULAR MEETING Of the gov
| erDine board of the publicity bureau OF
| the Commercial club was held Wednes-
| day afternoon to transact routine busi-
! ness
| Wednesday were S72l.329.I4. as against
! $9l1.2A5.il for the corresponding day OF
las. year.
MRS. C. H. LuFkIN of HALEY. Ids.
| Is IN The city visiting her daughter. Mrs.
John Ccndron, Of the Cullen hotel.