The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
CITY AND VICINITY

AN IMPORTANT meeting OF the Press
club Will be held AT the clubrooms at !
o'clocN this afternoon. when A commit
tee. named last week 10 arrange an
annual entertainment Will make its re-
port The committee will have some
thing out OF the ordinary to report and
the plans will be pushed at once, All
members Of the club are urged 10 attend
tho meeting today.
THE REV. n. ]. TALBOT will preach
at the morning services today in the
First NJ r. church, corner of Second
the evening meeting at IS. The Rev
John ff, Pape will go TO Provo to preach
at the morning and evening services IN
the First NJ. L. church there.
NEPHI L. MORRIS, general manager
or the Enamel Brick & Concrete COM
papy, left Friday noon for Chicago. where
he Will attend the annual cement show to
be held in thai city the latter part OF
tho mouth. Before returning Mr. Nor
ris Will visit several eastern cities TO
purchase additional equipment for the
company 3 plant.
DR.. c. e. ToLHURsT, 81 Vine street.
ma rcie6 into tine police station last night
holding at arms length shamefaced In
divlduel, who was booked under tho name
OF RAY Wright. The doctor told the
police he caught Wright making off with
a case of empty beer bottles from his
rear porch Wright Is charged with petit
larceny.
j. r. REESE. the former Denver & Rio
Grande conductor. awaiting trial on a
from the county jail yesterday. having
obtained the $4,000 bail required in his
case Reese decided his home TO the
boudsmcn to secure his appearance when
wanted.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Charles T.
Sterling, aged 81 years. who died ut The
county infirmary Friday morTVng Of
Brights disease. were held at the home
street. Yesterday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. Burial was in the City ceme-
terry.
j.. WALKER and others have be-
gun suit in the Third district court to
recover from c. j. Crabtrec and Il. ".
of the premises known as the Rathskel-
Ter. Second South and Main streets
OTTO HIRscH, secretary. aud treas
urer Of the, S. IIirsch Distributing COM
Quaker Maid Rye whisky, is spending a
fcw days at the Hotel Utah on a business
trip FOR his company.
JOHN FERNSTROM was brought in
from Bingham YESTERDAY and lodged III
the county jail on a. charge OF second
degree burglary. He Is accused or en-
tcring a mercantile house in the mining
camp last Thursday.
PETER FoToS, proprietor OF the Yel-
lowslone bar at lei West Second South
street and L. ID. Hutchinson. bartender
az the saloon, were arrested At l O'CLOCK
this morning charged with selling liquor
after midnight.
IN JUDGE RiTcH HES division Of the
Third district court yesterday Fremont
Woodruff was given a judgment against
Edward NJ Benson aud others in his suit
TO quiet title to his interest ip certain
real estate.
EMMA GRILL brought suit Yesterday
in the Third district court for .. divorce
from Frederick Martin Grill. alleging non
support and cruel treatment She asks
for the custody OF q 6-year old son
WILLIAM kNERR, vice president OF
the Salt Lake local American Federation
of Labor. win lecture in the Socialis hall
tonight at o'clock. His subject is THE
Class Struggle.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Sarah
Folknrson. who died Thursday 1T her
Winder ward chapel at o'clock this aft
erunou.
SAM LONG. convicted on the charge
OF grand larceny. was sentenced yesterday
by Judge Loofbourow OF, the, Third dis
the state pantentiary.
JENNIE CARSON began a suit in tina
Third district court yesterday TO recover
from the Robinson Brothers company
$1,000. alleged TO be due on pro,nissory
note,
A FINAL DECREE OF divorce was
granted yesterday b. Judge Morse IN
tho Third district court 10 Rachael Cor
lev from James Gorley.
THE NON commissioned officers Of
Fort Douglas have sent out invitations
10 a dance which they Will give next We'd
pesday evening in the post hall
VIRGIL e. OFFUTT yesterday filed in
the Third district court q suit for a di-
vorcs from Maggie Offutt. alleging de-
sertion.
THE UNITED STATES district court
Will convene AT 10 o'clock Monday fore
noon in the federal building in this city.
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Ann Robbins
VIII be held at o'clock Monday from
ODonnell's undertaking rooms.
MR. AND MRS. j. n. RICHARDS are
receiving congratulations over fine boy
who arrived on Washingtons birthday.
MR.. AND MRS, II. j. Binch are re-