The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
CITY AND VICINITY

TIE FISH and game committee OF the
commercial club met Yesterday noon. TO
discuss ways and means Of cooperating
with the state department for the proper
enforcement of fish and game laws. and
to take up the subject Of state appro-
prjations TO help the work. 1t. was de-
cided TO invite Fred W, Chambers. state
fish and game commissioner. TO meet
with the committee two weeks hence,
when these and various other subjects
will be gone over thoroughly.
ASKED FOR his occupation, George
Williams, arrested on suspicion of belug
a confidence man, insisted that his only
vocation was that OF gentleman. Ele
was accordingly booked AT the desk SER
Seants office as such. Williams was ar
rested with Edward Fill at the Oregon
Ieese and II. l. Glenn. They are held
Tor investigation.
GEORGE HARVEY DOUGLAS, a live
stock dealer Of this city, fled petition in
voluntary bankruptcy in the federal court
yesterday. His liabilities total s6006 "a
and assets $3.50, of which amount s220
IS claimed as exempt. The largest SIN
gle item listed among the liabilities is a
promissory note for 1927 given to Henry
Anderson Of Reno, NeY.
AT THE HOTEL UTAH at O'Clock
this evening the Utah chapter OF Sons OF
the American Revolution will hold its an
nual banquet. IN addition TO several
short addresses that are To be made by
members Of the organization there is TO
be special and appropriate music by the
orchestra. under the direction OF Prof.
j. J. Mcclellan.
IN THE THIRD district court yester-
day Lydia A, r. McAllister filed a peti-
tion for letters OF administration i'll the
estate of Anna 4. Robbins, Who died
February % at Los Angeles The value
OF the estate is estimated at S4250, OF
which $4,000 consists OF real estate.
FOR THE THEFT of 81 worth OF coal
from the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
yards Natelo Piocci and Nick Necencgli,
italian iaborers paid fines of $40 each
in the court or Justice IT. :. Harper
yesterday The Italians pleaded guilty
to the charge.
MEMBERS OF THE Utah Association
of life Underwriters will have their reg
ular round table talk At the Commercial
club beginning at noon tomorrow. Lunch
con will DE served and all members are
asked TO be present.
OSCAR woRTHINGToN. aged 81
years . resident Of Nephi. died Yesterday
al lhc i. u. <. hospital. following a long
illness from jauudice. lie is survived by
widow and several children. The body
Will be taken 10 Nephi for burial
COMPLAINTS WERE issued from tho
office Of County Attorney Wiley yeSrcr-
day charging Natels Pucc! and Nick
NcceneGli with stealing coal valued at 81
from the Denver & Rio Grsnde Railroad
company.
=. y, ShAS II Z. accused oil Selllus
liquor to minors in the Rathskellar. was
acquitted by = jury in the court of Jus
tice H. ). Harper. yesterday morning.
The trial began Tuesday.
n JUDGMENT FOR $500 ON a promissorv
note was given in Judge Morse's division
OF tho Third district court yesterday To
the New. Sharon state bank Of New
Sharon, Ia, from J. ". Reynolds.
c. A. JENSEN Of Bountiful reported 10
The police Yesterday that his ovcrCoat
had been stolen from him 2 the Oregon
short Line depot some time Tuesday
might.
TIE MISSIONARY society OF the Cen
tral Christian church will meet this
afternoon at 2:20 at the home of Mrs.
George i. Scranton. 50. Second avenue.
Nj. CLINE. ? merchant az i2O West
South Temple street. reported Ia the po-
lice yesterday the theft OF suit case
from his shop.
ALLEGING DESERTlON, Pauline
Green began Il suit iUr divorce from Syi-
vcster T. Green In the Third district
court yesterday.