The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
CITY AND VICINITY

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United states revenue cutter service is
registered at the Now Grand hotel Lieu
tenant Ulke is in the city on his way 10
San Francisco TO take command OF the
revenue cutter Golden Gate having been
transferred from the command of tho cut,
ter Woodbury.. stationed At Portland. Nc
The object OF Lieutenant Clke's stay In
Salt Lake Is for few days visit with
his brother. Darwin Ulke. who is CON
nected with the Western Electric COM
pauy In this city.
CHARGING THAT his wife refuses to
live with him. but insists on keeping
company with other men. Charles w
WInslow began suit In the Third district
court Wednesday morning Tor divorce
from Ernestine Ninslow. They were
married November 10. 1907. Winsluw al
eees That his wife for months past has
told him that she would not live With
him and has not conducted herself as a
wife should
CHARGES OF CRUEL ana inhuuian
treatment and neglect 20 provide are
ford in his wife's complaint for divorce
filed in the Third district court Wedncs-
day morning Marion Agnes Rutherford
says that At divers times her husband
has beat and abused her and threatened
TO take her life. She asks for a divorce
and tho restoration OF her maiden name
Marion Agnes Candland.
IN TIE CRIMINAL division OF the
Third district court ycstherday. n Il;
Storcy pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF
causing Nladge Tunev to illeGally register
for tho last general municipal election in
this city. He was sentenced 10 serve
three months i'm the county Jail by Judge
L. G. LoofbourOw.
THE ELkS OF lodge No. 81 extend a
cordial invitation to all visiting Elks IN
the city. who arc not members Of No. 50,
10 he present at the Elks memorial serv-
ices These exercises will be held in the
Salt Lake thcater Sunday evening. be-
ginning promptly at \ o clock, All are
requested TO be there early.
ON THE GROUND that his wife de-
serted and abandoned him. Herman l..
Clark began suit in the Third district
court Wednesday, morning for divorce from
Elizabeth Clark. They were married AT
Boston. Mass. June 20. l906. according
TO the allegations in the complaint.
w. S. MCCORMICK. who has been in
the cast the past several weeks on bust
ness. is expected 10 return home today.
After visiting New York. Mr., Mccormick
tion in New Orleans. On his way home
lie stopped few days in Omaha
II, L. A. CuLMER. the well-knowu To-
cal painter Of Utah aud western scenes.
las completed large painting of Mount
Rainier In the state or Washington from
sketches taken last summer curing his
visit to Alaska and the northwest.
TIE FEDERAL court was adjourned
TO Friday forenoon by Judge John A.
Marshall Yesterday. Tho first case 10
come UP FRIDAY WIN be that of Mar!ja
Erdelovic against the Southern Pacific
company. This is a damage suit.
WILLARD DONE. state Insurance COM
mission VIII leave for Spokane Saturday
night. lie Is going there 10 assist j. IL.
Shively. insurance commissioner Of
Washington. i'll the examination Of the
New World Insurance company.
ON THE GROUND OF nonsupport
Aldula st. john Knapp began suit in
the Third district court yesterday FOR d.
vorce from PryGe, Knapp; The, were
1906, according TO tue complaint.
IN A COMPLAINT issued By the coun-
~ Attorney office yesterday. Robert
Fryer Is charged With petit larceny for
the alleged theft Of 81 worth of coal from
the Denver & Flo Grende Railroad COM
pany.
sal, Lake Route. with headquarters at
Los Angeles, came here with the Sam
Bernard company Yesterday. He will re-
main until Friday.
{. WRIGHT is charged with cruelty to
animals in complain; issued by the
county attorneys office yesterday after
noon, Wright is accused OF working
horse with a sore neck.
SHERIFF JOSEPH c. SHARP yester-
dag presented each Of the employees of
Sheriff Sharp has followed this custom
every year since llo was elected 10 office.
JAMES KIMBERLY, aged - wears. a
peddicr, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Pstrolman Woodard on suspicion
that lie was guilty Of The theft OF two
horses.
JOHN c. Jo1GENsEN of Hichncld
was admitted yesterday 70 practice law in
the federal courts.
SENATOR AND MRS. Thomas Kearns
returned "Wednesday from their ranch at
Santa Rosa Col.