The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15
CITY AND VICINITY

A PRELfM MARY hearing Of George II.
Held is now in progress in Police Judge
j; NJ. Bowman's court Held. who is
charged with a grave offense, took the
stand Tuesday, Although lie at first ap-
pcared TO have good control he later be-
came confused and apparently tried 10
hide the occupation that he has followed
since coming to this city.
THE PETITION Of Alice V. Wright.
Florence M Robbins and William j. Phil
lips for letters OF administration on the
estate OF their father. William q. Phil
lips. who died March /, was set for hear
ing March 81 In the probate division of
the Third district court Tuesday. Phillips
left an estate valued AT Sl5,S71.91.
TWO LETTERS OF inquiry were re-
ceived Tuesday by Postmaster A. l..
Thomas from persons desiring to locate
lost relatives. Mrs. Otto Mushind of Los
Angeles wants TO find Otto Mushind and
Mrs. i. c, r. Patrick OF Memphis. Tenn.
wants 10 locate DIR. C.. Robert Fields, who
is thought TO be in this city.
e. NJ. M'DANIEU filed suit in the Third
district court Tuesday against the Postal
Telegraph and Cable company TO recover
SIS 400 damages for personal injuries AL
legged to have been received through the
company's negligence December 30, 1910.
while Mcdaniel was employed as a line
man by the firm.
A SNEAK THIEF entered the homo Of
South street Monday night and stole n
| small carpet, a platter and the meat that
the woman had ordered for breakfast.
The platter was valued at $50. The in
trusion was not reported 10 the police
until Tuesday.
THE NEXT MONTHLY meeting Of the
Nauvoo legion will he held Friday even
ing at 7s3O o'clock in the Bishops build :
requested. as business OF Importance for
the year will have to be decided. after
which an entertainment will be given.
THE CASE OF THE STATE against
J. NJ. Bowman Tuesday afternoon on a
tcchnicality, II WAS alleged that Olsen
stole S. worth OF merchandise from the
Lee Cash Market on the night Of
March II,
TO RECOVER VARIOUS amounts
ranging up TO $500. alleged to he due on
promissory notes. the Phi. Zang Brewing
company began suit In the Third district
court Tuesday against a. s. Gotthelf.
foreclosure Of mortgage also is asked.
JAMES X. JOHNSON was granted a
divorce from Edward Johnson on the
ground of 6esertion In Judge George c..
court Tuesday. She also was given $40 a
month alimony and $50 attorneys fees.
THE SETTING of jury cases for the
April term OF the United States district
and circuit courts Will be carried out
Monday morning by Judge John A.. Mar
shall. Both criminal and civil cases Will
bet set
S. T. CORN. recently appointed referee
in bankruptcy and United States commits
soner for the district Of Ogden, took his
oath OF office Tuesday and put UP his
bond.
TO RECOVER s25644 alleged 10 he due
for merchandise the :. Hirsh Distilling
company filed suit in the Third district
court Tuesday against Joseph *. Suli-
van.
THE REV, M, w, RICE, in charge of
st. Andrews mission at Garfield, will
preach from the pulpit OF ST Marks cath
cdral this evening. beginning al o'clock.
SALT LAKE BANK clcarings for Tues
dav were S94S.399.6I, as compared with
81 ,015. i9S. sc for the corresponding day OF
last wear