The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
CITY AND VICINITY

M. MAHoRI, the Japanese who was
arrested Monday night. was brought be
fore Justice of the Peace Harry s
lGrccny by Mrs, \. Wing, Chinese
woman. from whom hc is alleged TO have
stolen $40 Tu"sday, night. Mahori was
given un,U Friday 10 enter his plea. His
ball. which was fixed at $500, was not
furnished and he was taken to Jail
TIE FUNERAL OF Michael J. Ryan,
who died AZ his home, 10 Brunswiek ave- ave,
al o'clock this. Wednesday, afternoon
from the Qualtrough- -Allcott undertaking
Grove. Utah, Thursday. Mr.; Ryan was
engaged In newspaper circulation work
at the time OF his death.
FUNERAL SERVICES. for Elizabeth
held at : o'clock Tuesday afternoon In
the funeral chapel of Joseph w. Taylor.
Bishop Giaunuc Of the Sixth ward
conducted the services and the officers
Of the ward spoke. Music was furnished
by the ward choir. lntcrmcnt was in
the City cemetery
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT was called
out at IL O'Clock Tuesday forenoon. fire
having been reported at 1225 Third ave-
nue. rh" fire started from an over
heated furnace but it was quickly eX-
hansted, The building was a one-story
and occupied by w. j. Bick
scphine E., the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs: Fred Montoyo Of 555, West
chitis Monday, will be held from the
home at noon today. lntcrment will be
in the city cemetery. The services will
be private.
THE SALT LAKE BREWING com
pany Tuesday was given judgment in
the Third district court against w. l..
Boyack and I. b. Hughes for S5C925,
disc delivered TO the defendants between
May and October Ia, 1910.
THE ROYAL ARcANUM will give
smoker at Eagles hall Thursday night.
be present and deliver an address on
fratcrnal insurance. In addition. there
will he several short addresses, music
and d general good time.
WALLACE WILLIAM LYON, who had
been in the Holy Cross hospital for some
time. suffering from Bright's disease. died
at i.lg o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
body is al the undertaking rooms OF s.
NJ Taylor The funeral announcement
VIII be made later.
JOHN RAkER. who was charged with
having stolen horse from j. n, Barks,
was brought before Justice OF the Peace
, Harry S. Harper Tuesday afternoon. He
pleaded not guilty TO tho charge and his
trial was set for o'clock on the after
noon OF February 2S,
SALCSPEOPLE AND HEADS of the
departments OF the Strevel- Paterson
Hardware company held banquet at the
Commercial club Tuesday night, 1t was
one Of those highly ENJOYABLE affairs OF
frequent occurrence with the employees
OF that concern
KING WILSON was arrested Tuesday
morning by Detectives Ripley and Ceve-
land upon description furnished by
Montana authorities. Wilson is wanted
for either grand larceny or robbery and
will be held for the sheriff of Missoula
county.
LOCAL MEMBERS of the United ry-
pothetae XIII give a reception and ban
quct for two OF the national officers next
Monday; The reception will be held at
800 and the banquet at I:30. Both af-
! fairs VIII he given at the Commercial
club.
w. j. HALLoRAN and II. Brisacher
filed suit in the Third district court
Tuesday morning against Anna Weiss 10
OF s,orcroom at II East Third South
street. leased by the defendant.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Irwin NJ.
the IL; infant son o Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
held al the home AT = o'clock this after
noon. Iniermcnt Will be In the city
cemetery.
1T WAS REPORTED to The Tribune
F! Tuesday that Miss Bertha Alletta Hal
vorson is now a resident of Provo. In
quiry regarding Miss Halvorson's where
abouts was made Monday.
T.; BOGUS. who was charged with as
| saut with a deadly weapon. by John
/ Douglas, WAS discharged by Justice OF
the Peace Harry S. Harper because the
J plslntlil nld not appear.
FRANK E. JONES, aged 81 years. and
! Frank Baker. aged 30 years. were adj
! Judged insane in Judge NJ l.. Ritches 8
division of the Third district court
I Tuesday morning and committed to the
State Mental hospital al Provo.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR Albert
Thomas. who died in Los Angeles. Cal.
on February Il. were held in the Quail
trough -Allcott funeral chapel at o'clock
! Tuesday afternoon. Interment was in
the city cemetery,
! TWENTY-SEVEN WARRANTS were
| lined up before Judge Bowman Tuesday
aud instructed as TO the shortest route
out Of the city. They all expressed them
selves as eager TO leave.
| THE UTAH HOME INDUSTRY asso-
| citation viii meet on the ground floor OF
/ the Vermont building at 2:30 o'clock
! Thursday.
! THE HOME Of MIR. and Mrs. Edward
>. Ferry was frightened yesterday by
/ the advent oI a lituc daughter.
/ BANK CLEARINGS for Tuesday were
| s303 .J24.60 The corresponding day OF
last year was holiday.