The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26
CITY AND VICINITY

FEBRUARY % viii be the end OF the
insurance year In Utah. according to VIII
lard Done, state insurance commissioned.
MI Done says all agents viii be re-
CURED 10 secure new licenses before con-
tinung soliciting business. Commissioner
Done has established a "black list" Of
agents who have not been absolutely
honest in the year and they therefore will
have some explaining TO do before IL
ccnses arc granted them.
SUIT WAS BROUGHT Saturday In the
United States district court by the Utah
Colorado Cattle * Improvement company
against the Paradox Valley Irrigation *
Land company to recover s2iO0 damages,
alleged to have been done To property
OF the plaintiff company by the break
ing OF dam owned by the defendant
Montrose county. Colorado.
ALLEGING THAT ne WAS permanent
lv Injured by falling rock in the mine OF
the Grand Cenral Mining company at
Mammoth. Thomas Wright brought suit
Tor $4,000 damages against the Grand
Central company Saturday In the United
States district court. The accident oc-
Cured September 13. 1910
CHARGING THAT her husband Is an
habltual drunkard and that he squanders
all OF his money over the bar and gam
bling table. Marie Grlggs Saturday after
noon brought suit in tho Third district
court court for divorce from Charles u. .Grlggs.
They were married September /, 1895
and have two children.
SAM IMAI, the Japanese who is all
legged to have shot Armour White We'd
nesday night. was arraigned before Jus
tcc OF the Peace Harry S. Harper Sat
urday and charged with assault with a
deadly weapon. His bond, which was
fixed at $500, was furnished and he was
released.
JUDGMENT IN FAVOR Of the plaintiff
was entered in the case OF Nettie C.
Maroney against Hannah L. Peterson
administrative OF the estate OF A. NJ.
Peterson. for s346937 in the Third dis
trlct court Saturday morning. The suit
was brought TO recover on promissory
note.
ARRANGEMTNTs ARE MAKING for
the entertainment OF visitors from the
Portland congress Of the publishers
clearing house in Salt Lake next Friday.
w. c. Kelley. manager OF the Salt Lake
office. will meet the visitors and en-
tertain them while they are in the city
JULIAN RILEY. deputy United States
marshal, returned Saturday from Modcna.
where he served summons on p. j. Lunr
lepdants In the suit OF the Western Elec-
trio company against the Gold Springs
Mining company and others.
Or. EUeAcH OF the University of
Utah VIII give short stereopticon lee
turc at Phillips Congregational church
Friday evening. An excellent musical
programme has been arranged. 1t is 10
he given under the auspices OF the C.
f. SOclety.
: P. e. GILLETT of s12 South Seventh
East street. who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the German
American hospital two weeks ago, is still
confined to his bed and will not be out
for some time.
of the Salt Lake Medical society was held
at the Commercial club Saturday night
Papers on the ray were read bv Dr.
Warren BENJAMIN, Professor l.. A Thody
and Or. f. Viko.
TO RAISE FUNDS to add a library at
tho ward meeting house. the Holiday
Sunday School Dramatic company viii
present present fonr-ast drama. entitled
coming week.
TO QUIET TITLE to certain real es-
tate situated at the intersection of Bing-
ham canyon and Carr Fork stream In
Bingham canyon Heber Rennion Satur-
day filed suit In the Third district court
against George E. Chandler.
BIDS FOR THE SALE of the Louvre
cafe have been opened and will be sub
mitted TO the Third district court Mon
dav. Only two bids for the place were
ccivcr.
THE PRACTICE OF small bows OF fir
ing small -callber gups within the city
limits has received the ban by the po-
fenders will have to answer in the juve-
nile court.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Peter stef-
fens. who died FRIDAY morning. will take
place TUESDAY. February % az o'clock
y. m, from the home. io6S Third ave
nuc,
EARL HARRIS OF San Francisco and
Elizabeth G. Bird Of this city were mar
rled by Justice OF the Peace Harry S.
Harper Saturday afternoon
THE CARD PARTY TO be given by
St Mary's Alumnae association at the
academy hall has been postponed until
after tho Lenten season
THE O. 3, CLUB will be entertained
Tuesday night by Mrs. George II, Ray
bould at her home. Gi3 South West Tenn
pie street.
THE DENVER GLEE CLUB will sing
n number Of selections ut the First
Methodist church Monday evening.