The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17
CITY AND VICINITY

FUNERAL SERVICES for Sarah Mid
dlcton Holding, who died at the resi-
dence Of hcr daughter. Mrs. NJ. A. Eard-
ley, 81 South Second West street, sun
day night, in her nlnetieth year. will he
held at the Seventh ward chapel tomor-
row at O'Clock. The body may he
Viewed q the residence OF Mrs. Eardley
between the hours OF 4 and ! o clock on
the day OF lhe funeral.
JUDGMENT FOR $1,000 has been en-
tered against Charles r. knight in favor
or the Irma Consolidated Mining com
pany by Judge NJ. L. RItchie in the dis
trict court. The mining company sued
10 recover that amount alleging that
Knight had obtained possession of GER
tain stock by fraudulent methods. Judg-
ment was entered by default.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs Jose
phire proubay VIII be held at the funer-
al chapel OF Joseph William TAYLOR, 2s
South West Temple street. ut 1890
oclocll TO-DAY. after which the BODY Will
DC sent 10 Tooec. where services will
be held in the Tooclc ward chapel to-
morrow at J O'Clock 1nterment will be
In the Tooeie cemetery.
MICHAEL BELL reversed his plea OF
not guilty before Judge j. G.. Loofbou-
row In the district court yesterday morn
Ing and was sentenced 10 one year in
the state prison FOR a statutory crime.
Bell is serving a sentence for grand lar
ceny and The court ordered that the new
sentence should run concurrent with his
present term.
COPIES OF the new revised ordi-
nanCcs; which have occupied the time of
j.. j. DAILY in the legal department oi
the city for the past six months were
distributed among city officials today 10
be proof read and corrected before the
permanent revision is completed and the
copies bound.
A PETITION for voluntary dissolution
OF the Seeo Implement &; Vehicle com
pany was filed in the district court yes
tcrdav by officers and directors %; the
.sTsI nslsrY,
against The company have been settled
and its business affairs wound up
LILLIAN M'MANUS filed suit in The
district court yesterday for divorce from
F. f. McManus, whom she charges with
failure to support According 10 the
complaint they were married March 90
1912. and June 1 McIanus is alleged TO
have cut OFF his wife's allowance
A COMPLAINT charging +, w Fish
with obtaining money by false pretcnses
was issued by the county attorney yes
ierdar. Fish is alleged to nave passed
a worthless check for $40 on 4. r. Collet.
George n. Cleveland. city detective. is
the complaining witness
AT THE general membership meeting
ot the Commercial club next Friday uig1f
the committee on sanitation and public
welfare Wili make report on the smoke
nuisance, Recommends tons for abatlug
the smoke will ne offered.
a CHECK for SS77. 30 was received
Yesterday by Attorney General A. T.
Barnes in payment of the Inheritance tax
on lOp sharcs OF Union Pacific common
stock owned by the estate Of Christopner
Head OF London,
OR. JOHN ?. CRiTCHlOW, who has |
been III a st. Marks hospital with pneu-
:nonia for the past several weeks. is i'm
proving and hope or his complete re-
rovcry within short time is enter, |
laiued.
A. c. NELSON. stale superintendent |
It punnc instruction, addressed meet |
nS of the teachers OF Riverside school |
Yesterday afternoon.
K w. HssOTT pleaded not guilty be-
ore Judge T., G. Lcofbourow YESTERDAY
% a chaTge of having attempted to COM
MT pauderiug.
CITY SCHOOL principals will meet at
clock Wednesday morning in the Of
'ce Of ID. II. Christensen, superintendent
,f schools
FRED C. WEBS and Ethel y storo
10Th OF Salt Lake. were married. by .TIs.
Ice Harry 5. Harper Yesterday.