The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
CITY AND VICINITY

ALLEGING THAT tho negligence OF
an engineer Of the Denver & Rio Grsnde
railroad was responsible for the death
of lis horse, F. P, Carlisle filed suit yes
terday in the Third district court against
the road for the collection OF damages
In the sum of $3.50.
AT THE MEHESY motion picture the
ater this week the featured film is {
romantic Italian story done in hand
colored pictures and entitled ''Zanetto's
Marriage" The tale is OF dashing
young minstrel lad who crosses a mighty
duke In bis love affairs and wins.
c. w. oxtEY. who for several yea RS
has been the chief clerk in the city en-
gineePs office and who resigned in order
to go to his ranch in California yes
terday bid good bye to his former as
sociates.
CITY ENGINEER D. II, Blossom yes
terday left for a trip up Big Cottonwood
canyon to inspect the work being done
on the reservoir dams. Charles r. Bar
rett supervisor Of waterworks, leaves to-
morrow for the same point.
CHARLES A. kEMPE of IS South
Twelfth East street reported TO the po-
lice yesterday the theft OF fifty feet OF
black rubber hose. taken from in front OF
the General Engineering offices on Pier
pont street.
COUNTY POLL TAX Collector Willard
Snow announced yesterday that one more
week would be granted the county poll
tax dclinquents In which to meet their
annual 81 tax. There are about 1850
delinquents.
A CHECK FOR s7o6soo was received
yesterday by Attorney General Barnes
New York The check was In payment of
tho inheritance tax on 1000 shares OF
Union Pacific common stock
GOVERNOR SPRY Yesterday signed
Of J Fl. Payne. who is under arrest at
Boise. Ida, on charge of failure to
support his minor children.
M. J. AND FRANCOIS DE sAIRE,
chemical manufacturers OF Paris, were
among the guests at the Semloll hotel
yesterday. they left late last night for
San Francisco.
THE BINGHAM &c GARFIELD railroad
fled suit in the Third district court yes
terday against Barney 3; Quinn FOR the
condemDa tlon OF a small piece OF land
for a right Of way.
BECAUSE OF the Labor day holiday
tomorrow. the usual session OF the fed
eral court will not be held. II will con-
Vene, however. Tuesday morning. which
Will be rule day In the court.
MR.. AND MRS. H. g. ODER Of Law
renee, Kan who have been visiting Mr.
Ober's sister. Mrs. Harry H. Kurtz 1O5
First avenue. left yesterday for Colorado
Springs and Denver.
JOHN E. CLARK. for the past six
years superintendent of tho comme mercial
department for the Utah Gas g. Coke
company. has resigned his position TO go
into business for himself.
CHANG LANG. a Chinese student. will
talk at Sugar House this evening on
The Awakening OF China" The young
man is a public school student.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed ycster-
day In the Third district court By Maud
Patten against Riley Patten, alleging
hahitual drunkenness.
FINAL DECREE OF divorce was ves.ter-
day granted Nellie Burton from William
Burton by Judge l.. C. Loofbourow In
the Third district court.
S. SALMENSoN returned last Friday
on the Overland Limited. after an extend /
ed visit to New York and other ca stern
points.
THERE WILL be a meeting of the La
dies Aid society Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. Short There Will bo the election
OF officers.
MISS TlLLIE HESSEUBERG has ar
rived from Berkeley. ca, and VIII teach
at The Bryant school.
{. w. oBEE Of salina, Kan. is here
visiting his daughter. Mrs. II. H. Kurtz,
at 100 First avenue.
THE MANY FRIENDS OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles Seller will he pleased to learn of
the arrival Of a boy at their home.