The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
CITY AND VICINITY

IN THE CASE of the state against
w. z. Fuller. who was charged with
embc5zlement, who was charged with
over 10 the district court by Justice OF
the Peace j. NJ. Bishop yesterday after
noon. He was required TO furnish 5000
ball for his appearance in court. which
he did not do and he vas locked up IN
the county Jail 1t was alleged that FlDle:'
sold a span Of horses which had been
intrusted to his care.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Or, Chinn
Chung viii be held a his home. AZ Com
mcrcial street Monday. the exact hour
be conducted by the $. D Evans under
taking firm. and under the auspices of
the Chinese Masons. Or. Chung being
high councillor OF the Salt Lake lodge OF
this fraternity.
TO SECURE POSSESSION Of certain
office furnituro. which the plaintiff
claims to be entitled 10. w. 3. Albert
son. receiver for the Salt Lake Public
Service company, instituted suit In the
Third District court Saturday morning
against j. ]. Snider. Damages in the sum
of s200 are asked In default of the fur
niture.
THE BODY OF Edward Evans, who was
accidentally killed by falling in the big
Oshkosh, Wis. last night by the Eber
w, Hall company, Evans belonged TO
division No i20. of The Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers at Two Harbors
MINI.
PETITION WAS FILED in the probate
division OF the Third District court Sat
uroay morning asking that Lewis 3. Nc
Cornick be appointed administrator in the
3. 1911. at Piocho. New, leaving an es-
tate valued at $32!0.
THE GRANITE high school boys CON
structed 500 feet OF fence around The
girls athletic field Friday afternoon and
were rewarded for their efforts by
bountfu luncheon, which was prepared
for them by the girls while they were
working.
eILPIN S. WooLEY will leave the city
October 4, for England. where he will
fulfll a mission for the Mormon church.
on the evening of October his friends
Will tender him a farewell reception AT
the Ninth ward meoting house.
TO RECOVER POSSESSION 10 a GER
the sum of Sl00 II. i. Clark began suit
in the Third District court Saturday
morning against Pat Wetzel and Maggie
Wctzcl
TO RECOVER so7o.o2, alleged to be due
on a consignment OF fruit. S. A. Bivans
began suit in the Third district court
SATURDAY against c, ]. Cra btree. doing
business as c. J. Crabtree Produce COM
pany
JAMES ROACH. workman on the
Auerbach building. which is now In
course of construction. was badly
bruised By fall from the scaffoldinG at
iooD NtsltIuds. ne zen nearly twenty
feet
HARRY SAEARMAN. formerly with
the Merchants bank. has returned from
an extended stay at Island Park Idaho.
Mr.. Shcarman had delightful vacation.
but is glad 10 be at home again.
ON THE GROUND Of non support. Ma
mic Wade began suit In the Third Dis
trict court Saturday morning against
Charles a. Wade. They were married at
Park City. May Z. 1902.
CHARGING HIS WIFE. with cruelty.
Louis +. Block began suit in the Third
District court yesterday afternoon for d-
Vorce from Jennie Block. They were mar
ried in March. 1905
DR. GEORGE n. BRIMHALL. prcsi-
dent OF the Brigham Young University Of
Provo, Will speak before the pa rents class
noon.
SECRETARY OF STATE c s Tingey
left Saturday night for the Bear river
duck hunting country. 10. participate IN
the opening OF the duck season.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT of Public
y. c. Nelson Saturday par
in the dedication of the River
dale school in Weber county.
MR.. AND MRS. Andrew Eccles an
nouncc the engagement of their daughter
Alice 10 Ernest Putnam. the wedding to
take place October II,
SON wag born on Thursday last TO
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Houghton. 753
Roberta street.