The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
CITY AND VICINITY

THE COUNTY OFFICIALS are taking
steps 10 prosecute George Condix md
George Mastasess. Italian saloonkeepers
OF Bingham who. IT is alleged, have
charged that the license for the saloon
was secured by Roy Morris and turned
over to the two italians. The Italians
will be punished for running without q
license and then efforts will be made to
revoke MorrisS license.
ON MONDAY next the federal grand
jury will meet for deliheraton In con-
sherng cases 10 be brought before II.
On the same day, too, the federal court
VIII begin hearing in the case OF Peter
F.. Nickolopoulcs, charged with viola
tion Of the pure food and drugs act in
having sold salad oil that was not up TO
the standard of requirement under the
law.
IN THE ABSENCE OF the pastor OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church. the
Sunday evening service will be conducted
ginning at 7:45 o'clock, The Sunday
school OF the church will also observe
worlds temperance Sunday November
y. with special services ar whicl! the
LOYAL Temperance legion Will be repre-
sentcd.
HERMAN eAMeERGER is confined 10
his residence with a slight injury to his
right knee. While visiting a friend yes
terday afternoon Mr. Ramberger fell and
wreDched his knee. He was removed to
ST Marks hospital, where an X-ray
picture was taken OF the injured member
He was then removed TO his home.
IN A COMPLAINT issued Friday by
the county attorneys office. Dean Fos-
ter Is charged with forging his mothers 5
name. Mary L. Foster, to "A check for
$500 drawn on the Mccormick & Co.
bankers. The check was dated November
s. 1911, and was cashed by the bank, be-
fore the forgery was discovered.
A SURPRISE is in store for the mem
hers OF the University club. the enter
tainment committee having arranged for
some "dolngs' at the club house this
evening. Details OF the programme arc
be Ing kept n close secret but nevertheless
all members are requested TO attend
The meeting tonight.
CHARGING that his wife had de-
serted aud abandoned him after having
been married since the year 1871. G. p
Wright began suit In tho Third district
court Friday morning for divorce from
Margaret Wright They have eight
children. most OF whom are grown UP.
MARTIN ARTHUR coRRElL. who
has recently reached his majority. began
suit in the Third district court Friday
morning against the American Surety
IS coming TO him from the estate of
Martin Correll. deceased.
MINNIE GEURTS, the 17-year-old
daughter OF John W. Courts, whose right
suit OF having been crushed In a manele
at the Model laundry over two months
ago. Is scheduled 10 leave St Marks
hospital next Sunday morning
TO RESTRAIN and cnjoin the defen
dants from interfering with or obstruct-
Ing certain right way to property In
Draper Salt Lake county, Joseph Terry
began suit in the Third district court
YESTERDAY against j. X. Allen and Ma
tida Allen.
" n. ADLER and Joseph Pear,
charged with embezziement of two rail.
road passes The property OF the Oregon
the county Jail yesterday afternoon aftnr
each had furnished bonds y, the sum OF
500. Va
CONTINUING THE arranged course or
instructions ct the Y. NJ C 4. as pre-
viously outlined by the management Al
torney Frank B. Stephens will tonight st
clock deliver an address upon 'The
Commission Form OF Government"
ON The GROUND of non-support
Edna z. Weibcl began suit in the Tbird
district court Friday morning for di
vorce from John 4. WeibeL They were
married at OSdcn. Utah, in 1909. and
have no children. NV"
TO RECOVER st437.es, alleged to he
owing on certain machinery, the ConsoIi-
dated wagon & Machine company be-
gan suit In tho Third district court Fri
day morning against the Schcpcr Power
company ct al.
II. D. FULlmER is charged with as
sauIt anu nat"ry In complaint issued
by the county attorneys Office ves,erJ,,,
afternoon. Fullmcr Is accused OF asso,,It
ING Thomas Graham with a stone.
JUDGE c. w. MORSE has granted t5I-
Zen BurllsoD final decree, of fIi,.or,.
from William BuIiisou -