The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-26
CITY AND VICINITY
AARON MEYERS,

AARON MEYERS, assistant city at
torney. went before Judge +. e. Loot
hourow in the district court and moved
the dismissal of three long standing city
cases that had been appealed from JUS
,lce courts. The cases were, respective
ly. against Mrs Dora Il, Topham. T.. II,
Goegin and George Dragon,
JACK HARRIS, who appealed 10 the
district court when convicted OF vagrancY
In police court. changed his mind yrster
day and pleaded guilty before Judge
Loofbourow. He was lined $50. in lieu OF
which he must spend as man, days in
ihil. \ stay OF execution until November
% was granted.
THE CONSERVATION commission met
yesterday in the Felt building and trans
acted routine business Committees were
annual work. Vice Chairman o. j.
Salisbury presided
"PRoPosEO NEW Food Laws" will be
the subject of lecture by Willard Han
sen, state dairy and food inspector. be
fore the Young Mems society OF ST
Panls Episcopal church at the Moxum
hotel tonight.
IN A COMPLAINT issued by the
county attorney yesterday, Wong Joe, Il
Chinese, is charged with having con
trlbuted to the delinquency OF a minor,
by selling tobacco to james Webel. aged
Is years
IN THE CASE of the state against
Jim Nrickin, y Greek doctor. charged
before Justice II, :; Harper with prac-
ticins medicine without license, tho
case was continued Yesterday until to-
morrow
SENATOR AND Mrs. Rudolph Kucnler
left yesterday for Los Angeles, After a
week or two in southern California thcy
viii go To their winter home in Glendale
Ariz., where they viii remain during the
winter.
A, r. BARNES, attorney general. yes
terday received Il check for S4Il.6h in
L.
-. Paddock OF Syracuse. y Y. The tax
is on 100 shares OF Union Pacific common
stock.
WALTER C. ERNST was arraigned
Yesterday before Justice II, $ Harper on
Il charge of. neglect OF his wife and minor
clild. He pleaded not guilty and upon
furnishing $500 bail was permit ed 10 go.
Ls GRAND YOUNG yesterday petit
TONED the district court for letters Of
administration on the estate of his wife.
Grace Hardy Young, who died in 1908.
leaving property valued at $1,000
FRANK @. CANNON, now residing at
Denver Colo. son OF former Senator
Frank J. Cannon Of Utah, Was in salt
Lake yesterday. visiting relatives. He
will return to Denver tomorrow.
THE UNITED States civil service COM
mission is preparing for an examination
OF applicants for fireman in the cuSto-
dian service. TIL" examination will be
held at an carly date.
y. IL.
has gone To 81. Louis 10 attend the an
nu1l meeting of the national orcaniza-
tlon Of attorneys general He will re-
turn In ten days.
SAMUEL E. BOWER Of the Manti cx-
pertinent station has been transferred
permanently 80 the local forestry Office
where he will serve as assistant super
visor.
CHRISTMAS MAIL has already begun
to arrive at the Salt Lake postofficc. The
n clerks
will be employed TO handle the holiday
rush.
a. L. TOONE, deputy in the state bu-
reau OF immigration and statistics. has
gone for trip 10 Sewer and Saupcte
counties To gather data for the bureau.
HAROLD SIeGEL has resigned his
position with The Pacific HecIa ma ton
company and will devote himself 20 other
interests demanding his attention.
ELIZABETH p. YOUNG has applied
for letters OF administration on the estate
of Hyrum j. Young. who died October -,
leaving an estate valued at $500.
a FINAL DECREE was granted Vir-
ginIa Smith Cantener from Harry t..
Canteuer by Judge George @. Armstrong
in tho district court yesterday.
A COMPLAINT. charging Mrs. II. Eek
cense. was isued by the county attorney
yesterday,
E. n. CLARKE, supervisor OF the Wa
satch national forest has left the city
for vacation Of ten days at Gunnson.
n. NJ TEEL pleaded not guilty In
Judge +. &. Loofoourow'S court ycstor-
dav 70 n charge OF grand larceny.
THE UNITED States court adJournsi
YESTERDAY until Friday.