The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
CITY AND VICINITY

sTELEAs HALoEDAkAs and George
Paupas are charged with obtaining
money under false prctcnses in com
Tuesday. Il is alleged that the two
Greeks represented themselves as agents
of a Colorado contractor and induced 10.
cal Greeks TO pay them s. each, promls,
ing to take them 10 Colorado and give
them work. In the neighborhood o
elghty-fivc Greeks are said to have beer
victims, but the greater part Of the
money has been made good, IL is said
George Delegas is the complaining wit
ness.
A GENERAL ASSEMBLY Of all hier
school boys was held Tuesday noon In
the gymnasium study hall. when Charles
q. Titus. 4 member of the interna tiona
gave talk on the mental. moral and
physical makeup of the boy Mr.. Titus
held the attention Of the 600 boys for
over half an hour. and at the close OF his
remarks received hearty applause
IN JUDGE ARMsTRoNo's division
OF the Third district court the trial OF
the divorce proceedings of Alice Elnora
Bess against Robert Edward Bess was
an interlocutory decree some time ago
but objections were made by Bess 10 the
granting OF the final decree and the first
decree was set aside.
j. r. liAWLEY, who was accused OF
trying 10 solicit for a bogus blue book
tectiVes Ripley and Cleveland yesterday
afternoon. \ description was sent by
Chief OF Police w; c. Wood. Of Pasa
man was wanted there on felony
charge.
ABOUT $50 WORTH Of plumbing fix
lures was stolen from the Regal apart
mcnt house al 257 West Fifth South
street Mondav night. The affair was re-
ported to the police Tuesday morning
and Tuttle Bros; which firm has charge
of the property. has offered a reward for
the arrest and conviction OF the bur
glars.
JOE FITzeIe6oN AND II. 4. Hack
EFT. before Justice Of the Peace Harry
5. Harper yesterday. were given until
IN o'clock this forenoon to plead to
gree 1t Is alleged that they burclarized
the saloon OF rappas & Co. at Al West
Second South street the night OF Feb. 70.
ANNOYING EMENT is MADE from
works Thomas Holiday that seventv-five
prominent residents OF the city have had
their water supply shut off as result Of
tax delinquency. The water Will not be
turned on until the delinquent taxes
have been settled.
JOE FITZGIBENS and ". A. Hackett
are charged with burglary in the second
degree In complaint Issued by the
that The men broke into saloon owned
by Andrew Pappas & Co., at AL West
Second South street. the night of Feb
ruary %, 1911.
THE EIGHTY-FIssT annual gener-
al conference of the Mormon church will
begin Thursday. April 6. Sessions will
be held Thursday and Friday and ad-
Journment Will be taken Saturday In or
der 40 give the 10000 visitors an oppor-
tunity to attend 10 business matters
superintendent of the Western Union
Telegraph company. is in the city from
Denver, preparing To install the new
operating equipment for the offices OF
the company In the new quarters on the
sixth floor Of The Tribune building.
THERE WILL BE meeting of the
official board OF the Utah Home Indus
Try association in the Vermont building
Industry Week viii be submitted 10 the
board by the president. Mrs. Olive Ha-
vens.
ALLEGING NoNsUPPoRT. Hannah
Cutler fled suit for divorce from Joseph
Cutler in the Third istrict court Tuesday
two children. Selma Rose. aged years.
and Heher, aged /, whose custody the
mother asks.
MORE THAN 300 merchant and mis-
at this time have been taken out. ac-
cording TO announcement made Tuesday
at the city recorders office. Already
this year 2i73 licenses have been issued
FUNERAL SERVICES for Frank G.
Willis. who died in Eisnore last Friday,
we're held in 5. NJ. Taylor & Co.'S chanel
at II o'clock Tuesday forenoon. The
Rev Louis s. Bowerman had charge.
Interment was in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
ANDREW B. JENSEN. an electrician
Of Salt Lake, filed petition I'm bankrupt
cy in the United States district court
Tuesday. He gives his liabilities as
Sio5o.ol and his assets as $40. all OF
which is claimed TO be exempt.
suit against the Herald Republican Pub
fishing company To recover $50. alleged
To he due ON a contract made with the
old Herald Publishing company for daily
press service at SIS week.
BURGLARS ENTERED the home of r.
e. Warren. 276 Tenth East street, last
nigh. and secured two women's watches
and a fob and revolver. Entrance was
gained while the family was absent
THE SUM OF s1co is reported to have
the home of Arthur Westerman at $50
De Soto street Monday night. The eel
lar door had been left unlocked
THE REV. p, J. MANNIoN of Eure-
three days visit during which he will
combine business with the pleasure of
renewing old acquaintanccs.
RUBY s. SHELLY was granted final
~ in Judge George G. Armstrongs di-
vision of the Third district court Tues
day.
SALT LAKE BANK cLEARINos for
were sST5.3i3.73 as against ST.
ol5.5,5,95 for the corresponding day Of
last year.
v, G. LIFE. commercial superintend-
cnt of the Western Union Telegraph
Is home from tour OF In
specllon over his district.
w. w. FURROW was arrested yestcr-
day on charge OF obtaining money un-
der false DrctenseS. He was lodged I'm
the county 1ail.
MAJOR FRED REED and ID. {. Nc
Waters were in Salt Lake from Boise
Tuesday.
TIE FUNERAL OF Margaret Gray was
held yesterday from the Eleventh ward