The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-07
CITY AND VICINITY

WORD WAS RECEIVED by j. 2. Pet
tit. state coal mine Inspector. Monday.
Of the accidental death of Andrew Yep
rlan. a Hungarian, In the Fowler entry
OF the Utah Fuel company mine at Sun
nyside. March |. The body was found
along the tracks in the entry, badly mu-
tilatcd and cut II Is thought Zeprian was
run down by ono of the coal trains but
none of the operators of the trains knew
OF the accident Inspector Petit VIII
make an investigation.
ON APPEAL from the Third district
court the case of Lena Myers against the
San Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake rail
road TO recover damages for the death
OF her husband. was argued I'm the su-
mcnt for $500 was entered for the plain
tiff. new trial was granted the railway
company and Judgment for $1,000 entered
against the defendant. The case was then
appealed by the company.
JOE 3. ROBERTS OF Evanston. Wyo..
Monday pctitioned the Third district court
for letters Of administration in the estate
of ~ p. Dibble who died February 2s.
1910. II is alleged that Dibblc was in
debted to Roberts at the time OF his death
and that a suit then was pending TO col
lcct the debt II is requested that Mark
+. Wardoups be appointed admlnlstra-
tor.
TO RECOVER $500 alleged to be due
on "A promiSsory note, dated August 10.
1910 James H.. Wolfe, Monday, filed suit
In the Third district court against Max
Florence. the Florence Film company. the
Luna Thcater company and Joseph Fal-
settl. Interest and costs of action also
are asked.
ALLEGING THAT her husband desert
ed her four months after marriage. Jane
Vissing brought suit against Thomas T.
Vissing in the Third District court Mon
gust is 1903. Costs Of suit are asked
in addition TO a divorce,
GEORGE BOkAS filed petition in the
Third district court Monday afternoon
for letters of administration on the es-
tate Of his brother. James Bokas, who
died February II. 1910. leaving $500 de-
posted in the Bingham State bank at
Bingham.
c. II. BANKS. undertaken at Murray.
received word Monday from w. II. Dcat-
ley OF Livingston Mont. brother of r.. o.
Deatlcy. who committed suicide In the
Eagle lodging house in Murray, request
ing that the body be held there until fur
thcr advised.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Ralph Cess
ford who died at the Judge Mercy hos
pttal Saturday. will he held in the funeral
afternoon. The body will be shipped to
Washington. Pa. for burial
J, A. BLACK was found guilty OF bat
terry OF Jim Loughlan. a fellow laborer al
the Utah Copper mine at Bingham. De-
cember II. 1910. in Judge T. ID. Lewis's dI-
vision OF The Third district court Mon
day. Black wns charged with assault
with deadly weapon.
THE JURY CHOSEN to decide the case
OF the city against Ruby Allen found the
defendant not guilty at $50 o'clock Mon
day night. The case of the city against
Dora Is. Topham. alias Belle London. will
begin at 10 o'clock this forenoon.
THE CASE of George F. Felt against
r. NJ Bush. In which Felt is seeking 10
recover S520.I IS, alleged To be due on a
prouiSsory note. was begun in Judge NJ.
l.. Rtchic's division OF the Third district
court Monday afternoon.
GUS PalJPAS Gnppnr Of -,on1 t,,u -
Commercial street, who on trial be- |
fore Justice OF the Peace T. NJ Bishop |
ON the charge OF allowing minors to loitcr
in his place. was found not gully by a |
jury Monday afternoon.
CHARLES J. MUlLETT, JR Monday |
filed petition in the Third district court |
for letters OF administration in the cs-
tate OF his father. Charles j. Mulett, who |
died January II, leaving an estate val |
ucd at $4,000.
THELMA E. ANDERSON, the little
daughter OF Edward Anderson. died at
is months. Funeral services will be held |
AT the home in South Cottonwood today.
JOHN ALORiCH is charged with steal
ing horse AND II set of harness valucu
ut 500 from Nels Rasmussen. February
20. 1871. in II complaint issued by The
county attorney Monday,
TO QUIET TITLE TO water rights in
Forest Dale. the Clear Springs Trout and
Poultry company began suit in the Third
district court Monday against /. NJ Hig-
Icy Ct NJ.
j. WALTER MUSGRAvE. circulating
manager of The Tribune. who was struck
by an automobile eight days ago is able
to bc out FOR the first time since he was
injured.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Louise
Berger Goodall who died in this city
Saturday will be held from the Murray
First ward chapel Wednesday afternoon
MEETING OF the American Woman's
lruyuc Will be held "Wednesday evening |
March u. at o'clock at the Kenyon
hotel parlorS
SALT LAKE bank cicarings for Monday
were $685.. .i9l.I5 AS against sf.025 sos 10
for the corresponding day OF last year.
MRS. GADA RICHARDS will entertain
the Naomi Past Noble Grand club next
Thursday afternoon.
a SON WAS BORN to w. II Wright
secretary of the Y. M. Z. A.. Monday
evening"