The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-08
CITY AND VICINITY

WILLIAM SAUNDERS, who was ar
rested last week by government revenue
officers on charge OF having opium
manufacturing kettles in his possession,
was given u preliminary hearing Tues
day before Charles Baldwin, United
States commissioner. He was bound
over 10 await the action OF the federal
grand jury. under $1,000 bonds. which he
furnished and was released from Gus
tody
EDGAR G. ELLIS OF 514 North First
West street, a brakeman on the Salt
Lake Route; died at the Holy Cross ,rnSs
was brought to the hospital saturday
suffering from pneumonia, The body rs
at the undertaking rooms OF T.. O.
nouncement will be made later.
AN ORDER OF removal will be issued
today by Judge John A. Marshall in the
United States district court aaslnsl Ar
thur Hubbard. who is wanted in Wash
money under false pretenses. II is prob
able he Will be taken back TO Washing
ton, Friday by James II. Anderson.
United States marshal
FUNERAL SERVICES for John Boun-
dy. who died In this city last Saturday,
will be held in the Masonic temple Al
o'clock this afternoon. The body may
he viewed at the undertaking rooms OF
O'Donnell & Co from 10 to y o'clock
today. Iuterment will be in Mount OIL
vet cemetery.
JUDGMENT FOR s1ees.e7 for the
plaintin was entered Tuesday in the
case OF the Taylor Armstrong Lumber
company against Haldo $. Frcdrickson
In Judge NJ l.. Ritchies division of the
Third district court. The case involved
a promissory note. a contract and an
open account.
ROBERT ROBINSON, an Oregon
Short Line patient from Ogden. who had
been at the Judge Mercy hospital for
several months. died at o'clock Tuesday
morning at the age of oS years. a son
Will take the body TO ogden for burial
The cause of death was dysentery.
A BURGLAR ENTERED the Wanda
mere pharmacy at 226i Seventh East
street early Tuesday morning and Sc
cured $3.50 in cash and 30 cents worth
door had been opened with the aid or
crowbar.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Ralph Cess
ford: who died at the Judge Mercy. hos
chapel OF S. D, Evans. Tuesday after
noon after which the body was started
to Washington. Pa. for burial.
THE FUNERAL OF Hannah Amelia
Bytbeway. who died Sunday OF the
measles at the age Of years. was held
from the home. 2S9 Center street, at .
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Interment
was in the City cemetery,
ON THE GROUND that she deserted
him within four months after their mar
rlase. 3. 3. Ramey brought suit in the
Third district court Tuesday for divorce
from Mary Ramcy They were married
September II, 1908.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Johu- Pou-
los. who died Monday al the age OF 10
years were held in the O'Donncll e Co.
funeral chapel at o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. Interment was in the Mount
Olivct cemetery
FUNERAL SERVICES for Elizabeth
Irene Nelson. the little daughter of Neils
Nelson OF Riverton. who died Monday
morning. were held at o'clock Tues
day afternoon al the home.
FUNERAL SERVICES will he held at
the F-raternal hall In Murray this after
noon for Mrs. Louise Berger GoodalI. The
body may he viewed at the residence
until II 80 n. m. today.
PRIVATE FUNERAL services were
held at o'clock Tuesday afternoon In
the f. 6. O. Donnell & Co. funeral chapel
for Frank Evans. who committed sui
eide Saturday night.
MEMBERS OF THE board OF COVER
nors of the Utah Development league
were guests of 10y II. johnson. president
of the Commercial club. at luncheon at
the club Tuesday.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting of
the Utah Architects society was held In
the ladies' private dining room at the
Commercial club Tuesday night
DORA B. ToPHAM. alias Belle Lon
don, was discharged Tuesday morning
ON the charge OF owning and renting
houses for immoral purposes.
THERE WILL BE a meeting OF the
L tah State Poultry association at thei