The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
CITY AND VICINITY

WALTER BRAND. who owns the pat
ent for combustion method OF prevent
Ing SCOT and smoke from furnaces, left
hg Rols city last last night on business trip to
he proposes to deposit $1,000. payable IL
he loses. TO any charitable institution Of
Saldt Lake. upon the proposition that
smoke nuisance nlne-tenths in any fur
mace IT which IL may be used.
DAVID C. GREENEWALD of Bradford,
Pa. Is In Salt Lake visiting his brother
Jake Grcenewald, who is III at his apart
ments at the Commercial club Mi.
Greenewald has been i'll for several
weeks Yesterday his condition was
somewhat improved and his physicians
said that he was slowly recovering.
delis, Andrew Anagnostopulos, Bill Way
meas, George Marrzohos and John Doe.
SIX Garfield lads. are charged with mali
cious mischief in complaints issued by
the county attorneys office Friday MORN
ing 1t is alleged that they burned a
pigeon house several days ago.
ON THE GROUND of non-support
Maud Witbeck began suit in the Third
June 12. 1907. Mrs. Witbeck asks for the
custody of minor child and alImony in
the discretion of the court for its support
ON THE GROUND that the complaint
does not state facts sufficient to consti-
tute cause OF action, the Herald Re-
publican has filed demurrer to the $50
ooo. SUIT Tor libel instituted against
the paper by Mayor John S. Bransford.
The demurrer cannot be argued until
lapse OF Ave days after the service.
ANNA L. THlPP charged her husband
with failure TO provide for her in suit
for divorce begun against George S,
morning. She also charges her husband
with gambling. They were married in
this city October ., 1907.
TO RECOVER $11so each from them
alleged TO be due on stock in the IIamlin
vent, the Utah Association of Credit Men
yesterday filed suits against j. H. Ham
lin and II. p. Keate In the Third dis
trlct court,
HAZEL r. eoLDseRoueH was
II. Goldsbrough by Judge C. ". Morse
In the Third district court Friday morn
ing. She also was granted the custody
OF the minor children and SO a month
alimony.
IN THE CASE of the Intcrmountain
Milling and Elevator company against the
Louvre Catering and Cafe company.
Judge c. ". Morse In the Third district
court Friday morning allowed The rcceiv-
CT for the old Louvre company $50.
E. II. CLARKE, forest supervisor. viii
leave tonight for the Vernon and Grants
Vile country, where he Will investigate
grazing conditions. Mr.. Clarke has also
mitS to pass upon.
TO SECURE possession Of certain min
ing property and to collect $4,000 damages
for the alleged illegal holding of II. Delos
Gardner began suit in the Third district
court yesterday against Andrew Hen
erickson
DIR. j. r. CRITCHLoW Of Salt Lake
City left this morning for Els. New. in
response to an urgent call TO assist in
the treatment OF victims of the recent
mine disaster at that place.
IN A COMPLAINT issued by the coun-
Is attorneys office Friday morning. Will
liam Clemens Is charged with neglecting
To provide for his wife and four-year-
old child
THE NEW American Fork CANYON tele-
phone lDc. built by tho government AS n
step towards the better protection Of the
Utah forests. Is scheduled to 90 into op-
Grafton today
BUELAH o. BAGLEY was granted
final decree Of divorce from Charles Bag
ley in the Third district court by Judge
c. w. Morse yesterday.
CHARGING THAT his Wife deserted
him. T. j. Buckley began suit In the
Third district court yesterday against
Katie l.. Buckley.
MRS. VIVIAN OLSEN is charged with
disturbing the peace In "A complaint is
sued Friday by the county attorneys
office.
JUDGE C. w. MORSE Friday morning
granted August Bcsscr an Intcrlocutory
decree Of divorce from Augusta BosSen.
A. FISHER, pioneer business man Of
Wells. New. formerly resident OF Salt
Lake Is visiting in the city.
SENATOR REED sMooT was in the
city yesterday en- route to Provo from
Washington.
tors OF the city public schools.