The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
CITY AND VICINITY

FUNERAL SERVICES for James John
ston; so years Of age. who died at his
heart failure last Saturday, were held in
the s. 70. Evans mortuary chapel ycster-
day at y. nj. The Rev. Or. 2. G.
McNiece conducted the services and do
liyered tho funeral address. Tho pail
bearers were j. a, Hancock, r, p Yowell,
- n. Sharp, Mathew Dougherty, a p.
Moon and j., + Cowan, Tntermcnt was
IN City cemetery.
Frank Yunick. charged with attempting
to rob the home OF Councilman Mar
TN ID: Mulyey early in August. was
started Yesterday afternoon before Judge
r. 9. L,oofbourow in the criminal divi-
sion OF the Third district court Mr.
Mulyey caught Yunick In the act, cap
tured him and took him TO police head
quarters
A CHECK for s5o1.5o In payment Of
the 'nheritance tax on the estate OF the
late Sophia j. Torrance Of New York
city was received yesterday by Attor-
ney General Albert r Barnes. Twenty
Shares OF common and 200 shares Of
Union Pacific preferred stock forms part
OF the estate
ISRAEL HARVEY. guardian al liteu,
ior Earl Harvey, yesterday filed suit in
tain States Telephone e Telegraph com
pany for the collection OF $1,000 for in
1ul1es alleged to have been received dur
ing the erection OF the Hyland exchange
building.
1T Is EXPECTED that A meeting Of
the state capitol commission will be held
either Friday or Saturday Of this week.
IL Is proposed at this meeting to take
up the selection OF the superintendent for
tho work and the selection Of the secre-
tary to the commission.
A PARTY comprising Mr. and Mrs
II. L Nelson, Mr., and Mrs. G. Ir. Living
ston, Eugene and Belle Livingston leaves
today for an extended eastern trip, in
Vl9ifS tn Ne
delphia and other principal cities Of the
east
A. FRED WEY. proprietor Of the Will
son hotel, returned yesterday from a ten
say for me that found plenty OF hot
weather. he said, 'and am glad to be
back In pleasant climate once more"
THE COUNTY commissioners yes,er-
day appointed Miss Sarah Burton, daugh-
ter OF Commissioner w, T. Burton, to
be maid OF honor from Salt Lake county
to the queen OF the National Irrigation
congress
SUIT WAS FILED yesterday in the
Ihird district court by the Cooper Mer-
camille company against X. Sake for the
collection of s5i8 alleged to DC due for
goods furnished
AN INTERLoCUToRY decree of d.
Horce was yesterday granted by Judge
VI l.. Rltchle In the Third district court
TO Isabelle McGrath from Gilbert t. Nc
Ora tn,
SUIT FOR the recovery OF $500 alleged
10 be due on a promisSory note was filed
yesterday in the Third district court by
y. Martin & Co. against Peter Ander-
son.
a FINAL decree OF divorce was YES
terday granted by Judge George G. Arm
strong in the Third district court 10
May II. Gray from VIII ]. Gray
SECRETARY OF STATE Charles 6.
TinSey yesterday Issued call upon all
state banks for report of business at
the close of business yesterday.
JUDGE M. L. RlTCHIE, In the Third
district court, yesterday granted an In
terlocutory decree OF divorce TO Mile A
Miller from Charles II. Miller.
ROGER w. POWERS left yesterday for
Ann Arbor, where he will complete his
law course this year at Michigan uni
verslty
JOHN c. CUTLER, president OF the
Deserct National bank. has left for
visit to llis orange ranch near Los An
gelcs.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT A. c.
Nelson left last night for Vernal to at
tend the Uintah county teachers insti-
tute.
ATTORNEY C. STANLEY PRICE, for
merly OF this city and now located In
Price. was visitor yesterday,
FRANK KNOX has just returned from
Detroit where lie attended the bankers
convention