The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
CITY AND VICINITY

ALBERT FRANK. a mining engineer
just in from Mexico. declares that coun-
try now to be altogether unsafe for |
Foreigners. He has come to Salt Lake |
TO await some settlement Of Mexican |
conditions. Marauders, he says. recently
ton company. with which he was EN-, |
ployed. or $4,000 in cash and several
bars of gold and silver bullion.
PRIVATE FUNERAL services for MIS-
army nurse during the. war between the
states, were held at the Fsoer ". Hall
funeral chapel yesterday afternoon 81
o'clock. Only immediate members Of tho
family attended. The Rev. c, r, Neel
OF the Central Christian church Of
ticiated. Burial was in MI. Oiivet cemc-
terry
FUNERAL SERVICES for IIlldur P.
this city. were held at the chapel Of the
Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ OF
I.attcr-day Saints at Ninth East and
noon Elder J. c. S. Abes of Ogden
conducted the services. Burial WAS In
the City cemetery,
THE SALT LAKE chapter Of tho
American Institute Of Banging he4
tional bank building. There was good
attendance OF members, who engaged
generally In diecussion OF the subject
two and wHe greatly appreciated by all
who were present
CHARLES REYNOLDS. sprinsvflls
| contractor and builder. Is at tho konron
| hotel TO remain for a few days. lie says
fruit crop OF SpringIille and vicinity.
| There Is abundant supply OF snow In
! the mountains and agriculture never had
IL better outlook thnn FOR this season or
! year, he says.
ROBERT WATSON pleaded guilty IN
Justice RI. S. Harper's court yesterday
to charge of erbezzloment; He was
sentenced to serve six months In the
horses and a load OF oats belonging TO
his employer, Archibald Freebairn. and
appropriated the proceeds.
| THE CHARGE having been reduced
| from third degree burglary 70 petty lar
ceny. William Jensen pleaded guilty In
Justice +. NJ. Bishops court yesterday
and was sentenced TO serve six months
in the county jail. Jensen liz alleged to
| tel. bent on robbery.
| L. 3. SAUNDERS is charged In a
complaint issued yesterday by the county
attorneys office with obtaining money
eashed ,fp a go check for Saunders which
was not paid on presentation.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE and TO col,
lect 500 damages for treSpass was filed
Yesterday in the district court by Lottie
Hatch against Manuel Porter, She
charges Porter with entering on her
property and doing damage to the above
! amount.
F. w. CHAMBERS, state fish and
game commissioner returned yesterday
from an inspection Of the state fishways
in the dam OF the Telluride Power COM
paDy In Provo canyon. with the report
that conditions there are entirely salts
| factory.
LORENZO D. SToHL OF the Beneficial
Life Insurance company OF Utah and
Prof; Lewis a, Merrill Of tho Asrlcul-
day for Butte, Mont. Mr.. Merrill ex-
poets to return Sunday or Monday.
zINA 3. CANNON has filed suit In
the Third district court against Joseph
A. Wright. administrator OF the estate
Wright. to quiet title TO certain real
estate in this county.
| o. 2. coLLETT, secretary OF the
Manufacturers Association of Utah, is
each member OF the various general com
mittees in charge OF the recent Utah
| Products show.
W, HENDERSON, $40 South Main
6Iar climbed through his pantry window
during the night and made Off with So
In cash which he found hidden in the
, sugar bowl.
THE WE'LL JEWELRY company fled
suit yesterday in the Third district court
against John Bradley to enforce coilec
tion on s165.5S on open account and
So9l.S7 on assigned accounts.
THE BODY OF John Bring. % years
OF age who died al Bingham Tuesday
was buried iu Mt olivct cemetery yes
tcrday afternoon. The funeral services
were held at Bingham.
| n. X. ASHTON filed gult yesterday In
, tho Third district court against The Jr-
rlgated Lands company and John Y.
Smith Tor SS51.si. alleged TO be due on
prOmissory note.
ALEXANDER MINISTER, Jr.. pro-
bation officer. filed complaint yesterday
| against Edward Seyforth. charging him
| with selling tobacco TO John Lynch,
| lI-year-old boy.
DEMOCRATS will bold another meet
Ing ct the Hooper building tonight, when
! W. W. Ray VIII address them on national
Utah.
HORACE H. CUMMINGS, superlntcn-
/ dent of Mormon church schools. is at
days there inspecting the Murdock acad-
emy.
REAL ESTATE MEN Of tho city will
have Their regular bi-weekly luncheon
and meeting at the Commercial club to-
day, beginning at 1880 o'cocle.
FINAL decree of divorce wa.
granted yesterday by Judge Morse 10
Martin l.. BernhIsel from Jennie c. Bern
1 hisel.
PROFESSOR MARSHALL Of the I-ni-
ysrsity OF Utah Will occupy tho pulpit or
Rabbi Freund tnis evening at S clock
w. S. MCCORMICK has returned from
| Los Angeles. where ne has been on
visit for a couple or weeks.
! MRS. q. e. HORN OF Chicaxo 10
guest or Mrs w. T. Brinkworth at the
Colonial apartments.
! TIE SONS OF JOVE net m regular
session during luncheon at tho CoynIner
cisl club yesterday.
| MRS: MYRTLE ETHEL SMITH. wife
Of William r. Sfnltn 6sI Ennfh Sr-nnah