The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-06
City and Neighborhood

IN THE CASE OF James Moffat against
A, w. Shaw and others in which a re-
ceiver was asked for. Judge Morse made
| an order Thursday afternoon for A. w.
Shaw TO file a bond OF $1,000 within ten
days or a receiver will be appointed In
the meantime. Shaw Is restrained from
disposing OF any stock I'm the Deseret
Mining & Development company, which
stock forms the basis Of the action.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Otto i.
Stevenson. who died in this city January
l. were held nj the $. D. Evans mortuary
chapel Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock,
conducted by Rocky Mountain lodge No.
mon, aside from the lodge ritualistlc cere-
monies. was preached by the Rev. Francis
B. Short, In;erment was In the City
cemetery.
MAX COEN. photographer 90 years old
was arrested Thursday night by Captain
Of Detectives Beckstead and held at The
city jail pending investigation; Coen was
detained at the request OF Y. NJ c. 4.
officials. who say that the young man
had been hanging around Headquarters
for several davs. Coen's demanor arouses
some doubt as 10 his mental balance.
THE PYTHIAN SISTERS decided.
Wednesday. TO give an entertainment in
the near future. for the benefit OF the
family OF Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald. who
died about n week ago. A committee
was appointed to arrange for the enter
ceived at the next Wednesday meeting.
COUNTY ATTORNEY WILEY issued
a complaint against c. w. Hanley Thurs
day, charging criminal conduct with Flor
ence Jones. aged 1G years on December
% 1910. 4 complaint also was Issued
against w. II. Cooper, charging him with
threatening his wife on January 5.
A LETTER has been turned over to
the Commercial club publicity bureau
asking for information as TO the where
abouts of John William Buckingham.
who, il is thought, came to Utah mum
Der OF years ago. y niece at Taunton.
Mass. Is seeking the information.
5. r. CARTER, manager Of the Tellu
ride Power company's plant at Milford.
who was operated upon for appendicitis
at st. Marks hospital Wednesday, was
reported, Thursday night, as progressing
favorably with every prospect Of speedy
recovery.
MISS MAMIE. POWELL. graduate of
the Battle Creek sanltarium. has taken
charge of operating room G at the
Groves L.. d. S. hospital. The patients
office is being remodeled for an office
for the superintendent of nurses.
THE WOMAN'S CLUB has offered 10
assist the Commercial club committee in
lighting the smoke nuisance. A letter has
been received at the club to this ef-
feet from the corresponding secre iary
OF the Woman's club.
THE TESTIMONY was closed in the
separate maintenance suit OF Mary e
Crowton against Frederick Crowton, Jr.
In Judge Ritchie's division of the Third
district court Thursday and arguments
will be heard today.
MRS. ALICE HONDE. aged % years
OF Pocatollo, Ida. died at st. Marks hos
pital Thursday morning OF peritonitis
Undertaker S, ID, Evans took charge OF
the body. which will be sent TO Poca-
tollo for interment.
THOMAS V. DRAKE. 119 South Main
street. who has for several days been
seriously Ill with bloodpoisoning. follow
ing d cut on a finger. is reported by
Dr. Lund. his physician, as rapidly re-
covering.
FOUR HUNDRED AND TEN $1,000
bonds OF the board OF education were de-
livered to Mccormick & Co. by Clerk l..
Z. Judd Of the board Thursday These
were the last OF the 100000 Issue.
SALT LAKE CAPITAL will be In
vested In a big irrigation project at Ida
gon- forty miles north OF Boise Thomas
Homer Is interested and is looking after
the Salt Lake end Of the deal.
MRS. MILE GRIFFITH. 55l Post
Eighth West car Thursday morning and
broke an ankle She was removed to her
home and given surgical attention.
MRS. T. G; oDELL. who is at the Holy
serious operation. Is able to leave her
bed and her complete recovery Is as
sured
THE CRANE COMPANY will move
January Is. from the building on East
First South street TO the new building on
West Second South street.
BANK CLEARINGS for Salt Lake
Thursday were S1.5ST. .I3934 as against
S,315, 81 for the corresponding day of
last year; gain, S271 ,s55.77,
TEN MEMBERS OF the alumni OF the
University OF Illinois met al the Com
mercial club at luncheon Thursday.
IS. a. WHITNEY of McCornick's bank.
who is at the Judge Mercy hospital, Is
much better. according to reports re-
ceired late Thursday night.