The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
CITY AND VICINITY

lone ATWOOD and Samuel ]. Lund-
say yesterday filed suit for the recovery
of damages against the Utah Light &
Railway company. They were riding In
n buggy on June 4. 1912, when, they
aver, they were struck by a street car
at Fourteenth South and State streets
Miss Atwood seeks damage in the sum
OF s25, 900 and Lindsay asks for s700.
WILLIAM FOSTER, an aged negro, at
one time we'll known as a waiter in Salt
Lake. was found dead in bed in the
basement at police headquarters yester-
day morning. Foster had been unable to
provide for himself for some time and
had been allowed TO lodge in the base
ment OF the old city hall
THE LAST WILL and testament OF
Kezlah IT,. Brown was filed for probate in
Evelyn B. Thomstorff, daughter. who
petitioned to be appointed administra-
triX The estate. consisting Of real estate
and personal property In Salt Lake coun-
ty, Is valued at $4,000.
EIGHT YOUNG LADIES will be re-
ceved into the Order OF Mercy at the
Judge Mercy hospital next Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock The ceremony will
be conducted I'm the chapel Of the hos
pltal by the Right Rev. Laurence Scan
Ian, DID, bishop of the diocese of Salt
Lake
CITY COMMISSIONER George D. Key
ser will leave next Thursday on a junket-
ing expedition into the wild game regions
fort to secure specimens OF elk and
mountain sheep for the Liberty park zoo.
Mr.. kcyser expects to be gone about a
month.
WILLIAM FALLoN, who furnished
the weather reports from Modena for
several years. has left the state for Yank-
ton, s. D., where he has he zen appointed to
the position OF government weather OBJ
server and director OF the station by the
government
NTERLocUToRY DEGREES OF dl-
vorce were Yesterday granted in the Third
district court. 60? by Judge M L. :, Richie,
and Laura Baker from j. II. Baker.
DR.. DAVID STARR JORDAN, presl-
dent of the LELAND Stanford university.
will speak at the Tabernacle this after
noon at 2 o'clock. DR.. Jordan's subject
Will be '"rhe Outlook for Peace"
SUIT TO CLEAR title to certain water
rights was filed yesterday in the. Third
district court by the Draper 1rTigating
company and others against Peter N.
Cart,
PRESIDENT Charles w. Penrose will
speak tonight al $3.50 l. Liberty ward
meeting house, corner Harvard and Den
Yer streets.
VINCENT r. scHMIDTRoT, who re-
Gently returned from Montana, will spes k
at Socialist headquarters in the Moose
building this evening al o'clock.
MRS. c. r. STROCk was operated
upon for appendicitis at the. Judge Mercy
hospital yesterday and Is getting along
nicely.
MRS. GEORGE JOHNSTON, who was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Judge Mercy hospital Friday, IS doing
well
Or. o. r. HARDY, who is connected
with the Judge Mercy hospital, is enjoy
ing vacation IN southern Utah.
c. 3, PRESTON OF PAP West South
Temple street. reported to the police yes
Inc rlae.f -1N
had been stolen from his room.
LAURA BAKER charges j. IT. Bakor
with non support In a suit for divorce
filed yesterday in the Third district
court
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed yester-
day In the Third district court by Flor
encc Hunt against William M. Hunt, al
leging desertion.
NON-SUPPORT is the charge made by
Sarah Mcrickcl against George a. Mer-
lclSel In suit for divorce filed yesterday
in the Third district court.
JOSIE M. MEYERS charges George r.
Meyers with dcsertion and non-support in
a suit for divorce fled yesterday I'm the
Third district court