The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-15
CITY AND VICINITY

JOSEPH WILLIAM TAYLOR started
against Mrs, T. Oanaer. To- whom he
leased the Temple hotel on North Tenn
PIE street near Main. october L. 1910,
Since that time. he says. she has paid in
rentals $l0I2.15 and he asserts that there
is due Sll7725. on total rental Of $3.50
a year. Ernest rricn and Peter \. An
derSon. Who went on Mrs. Olander
bond. are also defendants In the suit
store Of George w. Ebert &c Co. at IL
Main street, as q customer. he says. and
fell down stairway leading 10 the base
men,, whicn he says is unguarded, He
Injuries and was partially naralysed and
lamed for life. He sues. In an action
filed In the district court this morning.
for $500 doctors bill and $4,000 damages,
THE MEMBERS OF the Home Industry
association arc invited To join the boost
ers In the trip 10 Murray Saturday even
ing. Louis Boyle Will give an illustrated
lecture on Utah and her leading indus
tries and talks will he given by several
other prominent men. The boosters
leave al go o'clock Saturday evening.
taking the Murray car at Smiths drug
store corner,
THOMAS LoUGHRY Of California.
who is visiting In salt Lake, reported TO
the police yesterday morning that he had
been robbed OF s35 by two confidence men
near the Temple block, Wednesday after
noon, He said that he had been in
duced TO match dollars with the men and
that before he was finished with the
game he had but IS cents In his pockets.
CHARLES MILLER, a. Rowe and
John Scott. who were arrested Wednes-
day By Patrolmcn Carey and Grifhths
on suspicion OF being confidence men. en-
tered pleas of guilty TO vaSrancy charges
yesterday IN the police court. The men
were sentenced TO six months each in
the city Jail and were given until
o'clock last night 10 leave town
PETITION FOR LETTERS Of admin
tsJration were filed In probate court yes
tcrday hy William Kr9nner, who asks to
brother, Edward Kronner, who died last
April. The estate Includes $1,000 In the
bank house and lot ON Main street
valued at $1,000 and property on Fremont
avenue valued at $500.
MRS. MAY WILLIAMS is suing The
alleged damages as "A result OF injuries
sustained by her in the manufactures
building at the state fair, October last.
She alleges that as result OF fail she
had TO pay doctor bill OF S225. and was
permanently Injured, for which she
claims $1,000 damages.
PETITION FOR letters OF admlnistra-
tion in the estate OF ManIkichi Wstn-
nabe have been filed in the probate court
by Harry Okla, attorney for. Mrs. Use
estate consists OF cause of action
against tho Utah Copper company for the
accidental death OF Watanahe.
DOUGLAS CUSHING, aged years.
son OF c. II. Gushing of Sandy. fell from
the platform OF passenger coach OF a
northbound Salt Lake Route train yes
terday morning. Although the train was
moving rapidly the boy sustained no in
jurles, returning to his home more
frightened than hurt
IN DIFFERENCE 10 the wishes of
teachers oil the city schools. who have
not had a payday Tor some time. checks
school year l9ll-i9l2 viii be delivered TO
them today. The payroll amounts TO
S24.593,10.
J. c. STAY, county horticultural in
spector. yesterday filed complaint in the
court of Harry s. Harper. justice of the
Donald had placed on the marke; for
sale fifteen boxes of infected apples,
E. E. SHELLEY. charged with the en-
bezzlement OF $3.50 from G; Snow, al
before Judge F. c, Loofbourow and a
Jury Yesterday afternoon In the Third
district court.
JUDGE GEORGE G. ARMSTRONG
yesterday granted default decree TO
the Utah Savings & Trust company 10
quiet title 10 property In which James
4 Wallace has been supposed TO hold an
adverse claim.
A. n. 5oOE, United States neturall
cation examiner of the Denver district, |
which includes Utah. Colorado. Wyoming |
New Mexico and western Nebraska and
is in this city on business.
THE CASE OF w. NJ. Want'and against
the Fidelity e Casualty company TO re-
cover on sick benefit policy Is being
tried by Jury In Judge G. G. Arm
strong's court.
H. B. TOOkER OF the Utah Copper |
company. who has been in ST. Marks hos |
pitaI for several weeks Is now rccuper- |
ating ar bis home In the Covey apart
mcnts
DR., S. J. ULMAN. the renowned big |
game hunter. arrived I'm town yesterday |
from Baltimore. He VIII hunt bear with |
DR. Scott in the mountains in October. |
FINAL DECREE OF divorce was grant |
ed yesterday by Judge L. w. Morse to |
Ada o. Miles from Thomas y. Niles.
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