The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
CITY AND VICINITY

THE RESULT OF THE half years
examinations in the Murray schools was
OF promotions based upon the attendance
at all the schools being 81 per cent: The
enrolment for. the second half of the
year is thirty-five above that OF the first
half. Superintendent G.. M, Mumford
says that three rooms OF the new Bonne-
Vile school are being used and that the
attendance is increasin- gradually.
THE FUNERAL OF Edward Bowers.
who died at the Judge Mercy hospital OF
septcemia February 3, will be held from
the Sandy ward meeting house al II
o,clock SATURDAY morning Ing with burial gas lin IN
delay in holding the funeral was that
Indiana relatives OF Bowers wanted the
body buried there, while Mrs. Bowers
wished burial made here,
A RESOLUTION HAS been approved
by the Murray city council allowing the
Progress company TO raise the rate or
electric current from 10 to II cents per
II the bills are paid before the 18th OF
each month, and a discount OF 3? per
cent to all who keep their bills paid up
TO the date mentioned.
JUDGE T. D. LEWIS Of the criminal
Thursday, sentenced Frank C. Hannah.
convicted Of entering the store OF Lyon &
street. on the night of December %. 1910
with intent to rob it. to eighteen months
IN the state prison. Hannah was convict
cd Of burglary in the second degree
THE DAMAGE SUIT of Karl T.
Brandley against the San Pedro, Los
Angeles Salt Lake railroad for 1880.
| for damage alleged 10 have been done
a cottage belonging TO Brandley. by be
| ing shaken by passenger trains, was con-
| tinued in Judge George G. Armstrong
division Of the Third district court yes
| terday morning.
III t.
have tried to pick the pocket OF Greek
on Murray car "Wednesday night; was
brought, before Justice of the Peace
uRtii dnHifs 10 > O'clock COCK SATURDAY morning @ to
plead He was unable to furnish the
quired bond OF $500 and was locked In
| the city Jail.
| A, E. BUSHNELL, alias ]. A. Bush,
was sentenced To six months in the coun-
| ~ Jail. Thursday morning, by Police
Judge ]. j. Whitaker, on a charge OF
contemplated. but the county made the
! charge misdemeanor rather than go to
the expense of sending to Texas for wit
| nesses.
ON THE MOTION OF the defense the
jury in the case OF Karl G. Brandley
| agains: the San Pedro. Los Angeles &
Salt Lake Railroad company returned a
verdict for the company. Brandley sued
for $500 damages. alleged to have been
done his house by being shaken by pass
ing trains operated by the company.
HARVEY BAXTER DRUMMoND, late
Of Warrensburg. Mo. died in this city
! Thursday at the home OF his brother.
! l.. RI Drummond, 456 Sixth East street.
He was 30 years of age. The young
mans father was with him when death
came, and he will take the body to War
rensburg for burial
PROF. HOWARD r. briggs will lee
ture before the parents department OF
morning al 10 o'clock. His subject will
be. THE Cooperation OF Parent and
| Teacher in the Interest of the Child"
| The public will be welcome.
THE SALVATION ARMY will give
chicken dinner from II o'clock a. m. TO
is O'Clock p. m. In the 7. NJ. G. a. cafe
today; for the benefit Of the missionary
worthy one, IT is expected that the din
ner will be literally patronized.
THE POLICE RELEASED Mrs. Am
brose McCabe Thursday morning. Mrs.
| McCabe was arrested, with her husband.
last Monday. on suspicion, but sufficient
ground for a complaint could not be
found. Her husband is still held.
ESTHER MILLER. Thursday after
noon, was allowed five days In which to
amend the complaint in her damage suit
against the Utah Light g. Railway COM
! pany The hearing in the case was con-
| tinued without date.
LETTERS iNDoRsING the Sunday
closing OF the postofnce were received
by Postmaster \; l.. Thomas. Thursday.
Father d. Kiely and from the James B,
Mexican post. w. +. c.
GEORGE SAMeROS, a Greek, le years
| old was arrested by Patrolman s. 3.
Woods Thursday night and Will be held
pending an investigation II is thought
I that Sambros stole about sT5 from an
/ uncle "A short time ago,
EARN lATHRUM, convicted OF a stat
/ utory ofTensc. Thursday afternoon was
, sentenced TO serve three years in the
state prison, by Judge T. d. Lewis IN
the criminal division OF the Third dis
trict court.
MILTON w. JONES OF Murray has
been appointed license collector by the
| Murray city council. Marshal Mike
! Mauss recommended Ernest Godfrey as
deputy humane officer, and he has been
confirmed.
LUcIAN H. SMYTH, chief deputy
United States marshal. left Thursday for
/ Helena with Melvin Peterson. who is
wanted there on a charge OF stealing
cattle from the Indians Of the Blackfoot
reservation.
THE WOMEN WHO were arrested
/ Wednesday night did not appear before
Judge J. J. Whitaker Thursday. as they
We're ordered TO do and were given un-
Ill O'Clock Friday TO put in an appear
/ ance.
/ AN ITALIAN GIVING his name as
Con Joe was arrested n charge OF
stealing iron from the Denver & Rio
| Grande Railroad company, Thursday