The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
CITY AND VICINITY

DAMAGES IN THE SUM Of $4,000 arc
sought by ICnrico Concini for The loss OF a
hand In suit fled against the Diamond
Coal & Coke company I'm II complaint
nIcd in the Third district court Friday.
1t Is alleged tnat while employed by the
de defcndant company toncinFs hand was
caught In the machinery and manelcd.
necessitatinE its ampulation' Inc com
panv is charged with negligence and care
lcssness in not giving the man proper
protection in his work.
TO SECURE an accounting of the funds
derived from the sale OF the Bank pool
and billiard hall, Gust Maritsas began suit
against Jim MarItsas in the Third dis
triCt court Yesterday afternoon. It is
alleged that the two formed a partner
ship and later agreed 10 sell the busi--
ness for $40. Gust Maritsas alleges that
the defendant refuses 10 make an ac-
counting Of the money,
THE MEMBERS of tho congregation OF
The Rio Grande Baptist chapel gave a
reception TO their pastor, the Rev. B. :;
Bronson, at his home. ~ West second
About fifty guests We're present, and
with singing and games made II jolly
informal affair. Tho Rev. Bronson was
presented with much fine table linen by
his guests. Refreshments were served
THE CITY FIREMEN's annual ball
Will he given this year I'm the Odeon. the
date set being January rs. The officers
of the association, with 4. S. Baker as
chairman, will constitute tho committee
of arrangements. and ample preparations
arc being made TO make the affair the
best ever given.
JAMES E. FLYNN, chief inspector of
the city health department. returned TO
mis- work FRIDAY morning after vsca-
ton Of two weeks spent AT his old home
in 81. Louis. Mo. Mr., Flynn spent the
Christmas holidays with his parents. Mrs
Flynn and their little boy accompanied
Mr. Flynn.
FOUR LIQUOR LICENSE applications
were granted by Judge NJ j.. Ritchie in
the Third district court Friday morn
ing. The applicants wore Gus Linden.
William a. Bond. \. r.. Roclthill and Nick
Rockhll partners. and George a, Cruise
and Harry MoSer. partners.
a BRIEF MEETING OF the board Of
county commissioners WAS held Friday
afternoon, at which "A transfer OF Sl05. =
600 from the general funds Of tho tras-
urv 10 the poor fund was ordered The
transfer WAS made TO call in outstanding
poor fund warrants.
WILLIAM LUND, 81 years Of age. was
arrested yesterday morning by Sergeant
Pitts on suspicion Of having stolen a
| team oil horses from an Ogden man last
Juno. bund Will bc held In the city
Jail until the arrival of officers from
Ogden.
r. {. WOODS. district attorney OF The
Seventh judicial district with hoadQuar
ters at Price, where with l.. o. Hoffman.
he is engaged IN practice. spent Friday
in the city on business. and while here
was q guest at the Wilson.
JOSEPH eoYEs, a farmer living on
rural route 3. Murray, yesterday filed a
federal court The invoice OF his prop
erty showed liabilities of si1 .O62 6G, assets
| $6jSl.I5 and exemptions $57B6,75.
CONTRARY TO CUSTOM, next Tues
day Will not be rule day in the federal
court, as the criminal calendar viii then
/ be under trial The first Tuesday in
January in each year is set aside as rule
day.
THE FUNERAL Of George +. Waller.
| so years of age. who died at Mil Creek
| Thursday, will be held at . o'clock this
afternoon from the mortuary chapel Of
| Ebcr w Hall. lnterment will be in
! Mount OiVct cemetery
A MEETING Of the Caledonian club
VIII be held Thursday evening January
I i. 1912. at noon at 3l5 Tribune building,
nivcrsaly OF Burns's birthday, All Scots
arc invited
THE STATE Industrial school board
held brief business session I'm the office
morning. Only business OF II routine ma :
ture came before the board for uonsid =
! Grafton.
TO RECOVER s7s2. alleged TO he due
trict court yesterday afternoon against
the w, II. DAYTON Drug company
BY REQUEST OF the commander the
JDbn quincy NilOWltpn n0sl VIII meet al
tho seventies office, bishops bulldine:
this afternoon at o'clock. a full at
tendance Is requested
L. o. HOFFMAN OF Price, county at
torney Of Carbon county, accompanied
by his wife. is in the city. This morning
Mrs. Hoffman VIII go 10 hospital for
an operation.
OR, WILLIAM II. OLSON OF Msnti,
one of the Oldest and best known ply
aicjaps in Utah, is In the city, a guest
OF the Cullen.
Ijt Fourth avenue are rejoicing over the
visit of tho stork, who left them "a son
vest terdav,
THOMAS r. kEITER. sheriff of Car
bon county, is up from Price and spent
Friday in Salt Lake.