The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
CITY AND VICINITY

UP TO a late hour last night the police
had secured no clcw to the burglars who
entered the residence Of II. J. Davis, 25G
West Fifth South street. on the night OF
December "A. and stole A coat and vest.
overcoat, hat. gold watch and chain SO
in cash and "a dividend check for $50 from
thc Colorado Mining company. The po
lice have been wording hard on the case
but have uncovered nothing which might
lead to the IDENTITY of the thieves.
AN INF FORMhL jinks was held last
night by Salt Lake lodge OF Elks after
its regular mcetiNg. The regular meeting
and jnks were presided over by ". T..
Mulvey, past exalted ruler. The lodge
has instituted a new feature, that OF hav-
ing the past exalted rulers preside over
n meeting in turn. Last night was Mr.
Mulyoy's night, ne being the lodges first
exalted ruler.
A CHRISTMAS entertainment for the
children will be held tonight at knights
Of Pythias hall by the Salt Lake home
Presents and good things 10 cat Will be
given the children. 4 lunch Tor the
members of tho lodge aud their friends
wiz be served later in tho evening.
Dancing VIII be ON the evenings pro-
Gramme.
-, ALeEsT IziE e; kImsALL: president Of
arrived in salt Lake yesterday on u busi-
ness trip. Mr.. limbal said that things
we're looking well in Nevada. There is
plenty OF feed for stock In tho ncIShbor
hood OF Eko. aud sheep and cattle are
going through the winter III lne shape
Mr.. kmball formerly resided in this city
a MEETING of the John Quincy
knowlton post. g. r.. will he held
in the bishops building Saturday after-
noon, December IN. al o'clock In L..
suing the notice. J. II. Eardley extends
an invitation 10 sll members Of the G. a.
r. 10 attend. and also to all members OF
the Lot Smith COMPANY
ON THE GROUND Of non support,
Daisy y. Harris filed suit for divorce
from William HARRIS in the Third dis
Harris bds three children, OF whom she
has the custody. together with 7lIp1ony
for their support iu tho sum OF 800 j
month.
ON THE GROUND Of uon-support. rvie
Evans Crocr began suit IN ths Third dis
trict court Wednesday, p1ornlug for di-
vorce from William Greer, They were
married August li, 1909. airs. Greer asks
IVY June Evans.
MEDAL WAS found In the morning
collection Of mail yesterday, which cvi-
dcntly belongs to Samuel Doll The medal
signifies that rs owner wax T. veteran Of
the civil war having served in the yolun-
te"r Infantry OF Ohio.
CHRISTIAN PETERSON Of I.ehi was
fined 500 for breaking a scarlet fnvsr
iized the fine. This information was re-
ceivcJ yesterday by tho secretary OF the
state board OF health
WILLIAM BROWNE, auditor, and W.
T.. Blodgett, chief clerk or the Utah Light
a. Railway company, went 10 Ogden ves-
tcrday on company business. They also
paid a visit 10 the Pioneer power plan, In
Ogden canyon.
IN A COMPLAINT issued by the coun-
~ attorneys office Wednesday morning
Eddie oliver OF the Rex drug store Is
charged with selling Intoxicating liquor
to Aldon Brooks a minor, aged Il years.
THE SALT LAKE Cooks association
viii give It's semi annual bali at Arion
hall January I. 1919. The last dance OF
the association ut Odeou hall last June
WAS 4 successful one.
TO RECOVER 5s2os damages. alleged
10 be due on land deal j. Alma Hess
began suit IN the Third district court
yesterday against Sarah Hart Harms and
Henry Harms.
a RAINFALL station has been estsb-
Iished h. the weather bureau at Winder
Garfield county. thirty miles north Of
Troplc. Bishop Ounce Is. Kimball Is tho
local observer.
j. BOOGIETER Is charged with selling
cigarettes TO Clyde Stone. a minor. aged
rs wears. in n complaint issued yesterday
by tho county attorneys office.
THERE WILL be a lecture h, FroG T.
~. Eeckstrand on THE plckerSnn Gov
crupr' at rooms CO.'S. Hooper building,
- S.So o'clock this evening.