The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-02
CITY AND VICINITY

A PETITION WAS fled yesterday
afternoon with the city recorder for
transmission to the city commissioners
by Nellie Smallwood, asking that she be
jurtes she alleges she received to her left
foot on account OF a defective crossing
at North Temple and Third West streets
on July "a, 1912.
THE CITY yesterday served on the
attorneys for John Lawson an answer
TO the latter's amended complaint In the
Injunction proceedings by which work on
the installation OF the equaIizing head
gate at the mouth OF the surplus canal
were stopped some days ago. The case
will be heard in the Third district court
on August %.
THE COUNTY commissioners yester-
day received a list OF suggested regis
tration agents from David c. Dunbar,
chairman. and Frank r. Christensen, sec
retary. OF the American county commit
tee. The commissioners fled the COM
muncation with the statement that all
registration agents had already been
appointed
COUNTY ATTORNEY Z. WILEY yes
terday issued a complaint charging Jack
Lake and Frank Yunick with burglary
in the third degree. NJ E.. Mulvey, who
caught the men robbing his house
Wednesday afternoon and walked them
10 the police station. was the complain
Ing witness.
THE CIVIL SERVICE has announced
an examination to be given August "a
to secure an eligible to fill a position
geological survey, at a salary ranging
from SO a day while actually employ ed
to $500 a year.
A WAGON LOAD OF potatoes was
scattered on the pavement at Second
West and Third North streets yesterday
morning at +:30 o'clock. when the outfit
OF L.. E. Williams of Syracuse, Utah.
was run into by an automobile No one
was injured.
THE MONTHLY report of the civil di-
vision of the city court. filed yesterday
with the city recorder. shows that de-
partn1ent to have had total income dur
ing July of 1855. total OF olO COM
plants were filed during the month.
WALTER WRIGHT. manager of the
Utah Association of Credit Men. spent
suit filed against the association for
damages by ]. d, London. growing out of
the lease Of a store building there.
WINIFRED WORK fled suit for di-
vorce yesterday. in the Third district
court against Hiram Work, alleging de-
sertion and non-support. She also seeks
tho restoration OF her maiden name OF
Winifred McFarlaine.
w. c, JENNINGS of the United States
surveyor generals office In this city. was
operated upon Wednesday for appendl-
citis at the Holy Cross hospital. His
condition yesterday Is reported to be
satisfa ctory.
THE BAND concert which was to have
been given last night on the west steps
OF the city and county building by the
Troubadour brass band. was postponed,
on account OF threatening weather, until
Saturday night.
A. c. LEWIS Is charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses in a com
plant issued yesterday by the county at
torney's Office. He Is alleged to have
cashed a bad check for $50
COLLINS oILLETT, jamie Cillett. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Vincent and Marjorie
Vincent will leave Sunday for a two
weeks vacation In Freedom, Wyo
MRS, L. BUTCHER of Garfield, who
has been sick at the Judge Mercy hos
pitaI. returned TO her home yesterday,
having recovered.
MRS. M D. COHN underwent an. on
Grafton at the Judge Mercy hospital yes
terday. Her condition is satisfactory