The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
City and Neighborhood

day. Anderson brought suit 10 recover
the amount of A check drawn By MIN IN
favor Of Pardee but on which he caused
payment 10 be stopped at the bank Par-
dee cashed the check elsewhere.
THROUGH THE courtesy OF the first
presidency of the Mormon church,
special organ recital wns given at the
tabernacle Saturday for Colonel Wester-
man and Mrs. Westerman OF ST. Cloud
Mimi. who stopped over en- route 10
California. Colonel Westermau has the
distinction of being the. Oldest general
agent In the employ Of if,n the intern"t'ona'
Harvester company OF Chicago
THE ACTION of the Third district
court In upholding the Judgment OF the
city court or Salt Lake in rendering a
gdEmsnt u in 6ssoG yoT p Ssmss in hokI hs
suit 10 recover on a promlssory note from
George Coleman was affirmed In an opin.
Ion handed down by the supreme court
Monday afternoon.
THE BODY OF Franklin Heeker the
1o-year -old son OF Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Hecker 1112 East Second South street
was buried from the undcrtakins estab-
Ing Mt 10 o'clock. Burial was in Mt OIL
vet cemetery. where services were con-
Quoted by readers OF tAe First Church
OF Christ Scientists.
WILLIAM GREEN and Earl Pace
were brought before Justice Harry Har-
per Monday afternoon. charged with sec
ond degree burglary, In competition With
Judge In Cottonwood canyon some time
ago. They pleaded not guilty. were bound
over and IN default of $1,000 bail were
returned 10 jail
THE GRAMMAR GRADE teachers Of
the city met at the Lafayette school nj
! 80 o'clock Monday afternoon for the
grammar grade institute. J. Leo Fair
banks talked on Art and William A.
WetZell spoke at length OH music. The
work of grammar grades In general
discussed by George n. Childs. grammar
grade supervisor.
place OF business on Commercial street.
was arrested Monday, charged with as
sault with deadly weapon, He is said
To have struck another Japanese over
the head with a billiard cue He furnished
the required ball and WAS released from
the county jail. where he was at first
lodged,
KATE F. SHUCK charges Irwin shuck
with falling TO provide for her In suit
for divorce flied in the district court
Monday afternoon, They were married
October s. 1905. Mrs. shuck asks the
her $40 a month permanent alimony and
500 attorney fees.
JESSE PAPPAs, II years of age. and
Gus Titus. a.. arc in the city Jail
from John Earnshaw a messenger hoy.
The bicycle was taken about three
months ago and found in n repair shop
by Officer W. II Hendrickson Monday
morning.
A WAREHOUSE which is owned by
the Electric Horseradisll and Pickle COM
pany. located at 74S West Third South
oclocS Monday afternoon; The fire de-
partment responded. and soon eXtin-
guished the fire. The loss was about 500
TUE YOUNG son of J. Becks,ead OF
Of pneumonia. The body was removed to
The Banks undertaking establishment at
Murray. The funeral services will be
held at the family residence in South Jor
dan this afternoon.
MURRAY BARRIERS are UP in arms
against the recent revision of the city
ordinances. They have pleaded for the
aoolishng Of the license fee demanded
will again be gone over in council this
(Tucsday) evening.
ARTHUR LUEBkE is wanted by rel
atives In Milwaukee. Wis. where an es-
being settled. Luebke is 26 years Of age
and six feet tall. He was last heard from
when at the Lincoln house III this city,
April 3. 1908,
ceived a letter OF Inquiry for Mrs John
Black. formerly OF St Louis who is
thought TO be in Salt Lake City, Mrs.
Black is requested to call at the general
delivery window at the local office.
MANAGERS OF THE branch agencies
of the Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company were in Salt Lake Monday to
attend the annual round up George T.
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presided at the conference.
THE UNITED STATES civil service
commission has announced examinations
for February 90 to secure eigibles for
men aids in anthropology at SIS u month
and for grazing examiners in the forest
service at $1,000 a year.
GEORGE SCOTT, II years old. a
widower, died from old age. Monday
street. The body was taken TO the s. NJ.
Taylor undertaking rooms. and will be
sent to Manti for burial
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs Mar
tina Hotchkss will be held at O'Clock
this afternoon at the Eber w. Hall cha
pei. ], w Brooks Of Telluride. a son by
former marriage, is in Salt Lake to at
tend the funeral.
THE OFFICES of P. G. Dun & CO.
which have been on the sixth floor OF
The Tribune building for twenty years.
will move to the fourth floor in order
to make room for the Western Union
telegraph offices.
THE BODY Of Leyland Thomas Film
ders. infant son of Thomas Flinders, 11i9
Lake street Will be sent TO GrantsvllIe
at IL o'clock today (Tuesday) for burial
The boy died Sunday afternoon Of pneu-
monia.
REV, JOHN EDWARD FARRow Of
New York, well-known as a stereopticon
evangelist. will give an Illustrated lee
ture on THE Way of the Cross at the
day. j.; H' = a. at CLOCK tonight 'Fues-
THE Salt Lake Medical society met
at the Commercial club Monday night in
Knee Joint" was read by DIR. A. j. Hos
mer. a general discussion following
THE BODY of J. w Bowler. who com
mitted suicide a week ago by taking
cyanide of potassium. was sent 10 Minne-
apolis. Mimi, at $50 o'clock Monday
evening by O'Donnell & Co.
AN EXCURSION to Provo is sched-
uled for next Saturday. when the uni
verslty basketball team Will line I'D
against the Brigham Young university
In the Provo gymnasium.
JAMES WOOD. a contractor al Muir
ray. was awarded the contract, Monday.
by the Murray city council for the build
Ing of the towns septic water tank, The
bid was s1l93.
+. E. SHELLY. charged with embez-
Element. was before Justice Harper Mon
day afternoon. He was bound over and
his bail fixed at 5000. which he was un-
able to give.
OWING TO inadequate heating facili-
ties. part of the jefferson school build