The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-06
CITY AND VICINITY

THE STATE LAND BOARD held a
meeting yesterday and went over mum
ber OF routine matters. Another meet
ing will be held today, at which time
the suit brought against the board and
the state engineer by the Richfield 1r-
rigation company to restrain the board
from impounding water behind the
Piute project dam until the rights OF
certain parties can he settled VIII be
taken up. Loans on some irrigation
projects were also informally consid-
cred
WILLARD DONE, state insurance com
missioner. states that certain represen-
tatives OF insurance companies that arc
authorized to do business In Utah, but
who are themselves not residents of
Utah. have been writing accident and
health insurance in this stale. The COM
missioner requests that II people are sp-
preached By these agents they report the
matter 10 him: as they are not the COM
panys regular agents.
G.. A.. WILSON, vice president of the
york y;oGt'S9i1 and ESry Henry NJ Rosenfeld super @
intendent OF tho western department of
agencies of the same company. Will be in
Salt Lake Tuesday and Wednesday OF next
week Tuesday evening they will be en-
tertained by the members Of the Utah
Association of Life Underwriters at the
Commercial club.
A MELZAR assistant chief OF the
office Of accounts with headquarters at
Washington. is in this city instructive
the forestry officials gardlng the work
Ing OF uniform account system. He
started in Arizona and has been through
the states of New Mexico. California, Ne
vada Washington. Oregon and Idaho.
ALBERT HERR, proprietor of the re-
gave his twenty-four employees ban
quot Monday night I'm the ship cafe at
the close Of the season Monday night
Al the conclusion Of the banquet. Mr..
N-..1 l.S.,, g.,t
gold amounted fountain pen.
J. 3. MoREToN. local general agent
OF the National Surety company, will
leave today FOR New York City to at :
tend a convention Of the agents and
bondsmen. OF the company 10 be held Sep
lembcr II and IL, While away. Mr..
Morcton intends To visit his son. Lester
Moreton. at West Point.
I'M a COMPLAINT issued TUESDAY
morning by the county attorneys office
Billy Turner is charged with disturbing
tho peace and carrying concealed weap-
ons. II Is alleged that Turner became
obstreperous at S3ltair Labor day. He
also is charged with carrying a pair Of
brass luuckles.
ENOs A. WALL began suit in the
Third district court YESTERDAY TO restrain
tho Bingham & Garfield Railroad com
pan1 from trespassing ON certain prop
erty owned by tho defendant. \ tenn
porary order Was Issued and the hear
ing set for September Is.
AT THE RECENT convention Of stale
insurance commissioners at Milwaukee
resolutions of coincidence were adopted
by the delegates for tho relatives OF
George H. Squlres who WAS commits :
sioner of insurance OF tho state of Utah
AT tho time cf his death.
JUSTICE D. NJ. STRAUP Of tho su- =
premc court has returned from a gaca p
tion trip To- the coast. He found n mum
bcr OF opinions awaiting his signature
md IL Is expected that quantity OF
cases will be decided in the near fu-
turc.
JUDGE JOHN a. MARSHALL yester-
day sustained tho demurrer in the cass
of the Lake Forest university against
Edward J.. Fcrry. This case has been In
tn" federal court for somc time. but Is
now practically closed.
FRED r. DUDLEY, chief Of the right
Of way service of the general land office.
with headquarters at Washington D.
D.. Is in Salt Lake city on business con-
Dectcd with his office
TO COLLECT $3.50 alleged 10 bo due
for services. and 10 collect s2s2 alleged TO
have been expended for the defendant
Elizabeth Sicwcrt began suit in the Third
district court yesterday against John IT,
Bone.
IDA JoHEY HOLM began suit in the
Third district court yesterday for d,-
vorce from John Holm on the ground OF
non support They were married March
81, 1911.
ON THE GROUNDS Of non support.
Florence Edwards began suit I'm the