The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-06
CITY AND VICINITY

! A COMPLAINT charging Milo Hayes
with destruction OF property OF the city
jail, was filed with County Att0rney !. e
| Wiley yesterday morning The Hayes
! woman, morphine user. in jail on a
charge OF vagrancy. tried TO fire the jail
| by setting match to her bed clothes.
| that she might smoke. Several days ago
| she made blufT at drinking from u can
| OF lye used for scrubhing in the Jail. No
| Ill results came OF IT.
C, 8, EWART, secretary of the Utah
Wool Growers association; DIR. ~ G.
Young. state inspector of livestock, and
], G.. McAllister, member OF the board of
directors of the Utah Wool Growers as
ISOLATION. left yesterday for Sanpete and
Juab counties, They arc going there to
discuss with the sheep men questions OF
Importance. DIR. Young will also investi-
gate the report that there is an epidemic
of pink eye among the horses OF southern
Utah.
TWO VOLUMES OF Addison's "Specta-
tor" the famous London periodical of the
seventeenth century, were presented to
G. Richards of the r.. d. S. University,
yesterday. Both volumes are well bound
and arc in excellent condition consider
ing their age They contain the issues
OF the magazine during 1I12, just two
hundred years ago.
ARTHUR L, THOMAS. postmaster for
Salt Lake City as chairman OF the execu
tive committee of the postmasters' as
munfcation from the postmaster general.
stating that the postmasters OF Utah
would each be granted n five days leave
OF absence to attend the convention of
postmasters which will be held Sept. 20
II at Logan.
WHILE crossing Main street at First
South street, William Rosenberg. Il
draushtsman for the Oregon Short Line,
was struck by d street car esterday
morning. He was badly shaken but not
seriously injured. He was taken To the
emergency hospital al police headquarters
and later to his home at the Palmer
hotel
FERD Helm of Kansas City Is at the
Hotel Utah for a few days. Mr. Helm
Is president Of the brewing company that
bears his name and has other extensive
go from mere to Portland. Or. to attend
the EllSs conclave and later will tour the
Pacific coast.
JOHN NEFF. through his attorneys,
Stokes & Bagley, has notified the city
commission that he Is willing TO dig a
ditch for the care OF the flood waters of
Dry Creek for SIS, but he Will not release
the city from any damage which might
result if the ditch is not adequate.
MRS. o. e. MOORE, OF 254 Third East
street. has disposed of her business in
Salt Lake and will leave shortly. for an
extended visit To her daughter in spo-
kane. Wash. Mrs Eta Keyes, OF Lead.
5. D.. succeeds Mrs. Moore.
GOVERNOR sPRY has received let
ter from Ernest p. Bickwel. national di-
rector OF the Red Cross society. notifying
him that the collection of funds for the
relief of Mississippi river flood sufferers
is no longer necessary,
PETITIONS for letters of administra-
ton of the estate of Christ NJ. Kipros,
who died recently In Colorado, leaving
property in Salt Lake was filed yesterday
In the Third District court by George
n. Kipros.
TOMMY PINK, alias Harry Rover, Is
charged with obtaining money under false
prctenses in a complaint issued yesterday
by the county attorneys office. He is
alleged to have had Frank Ahl cash bad
check
J. M. GLEAvEs, chief clerk In the Of
lice Of the surveyor general at San Fran
ter and brother-in- law, AIR and Mrs H.
G. Wenat IN the Covey apartments In this
city
GEORGE RoMNEY aud Sons company
filed suit in the Third District court
yesterday against Horace Fl. Cummings
for the collection OF s59Os alleged to be
due on account of breach of contract
E. II. CLARKE, supervisor of the Wa
satch National forest, went TO Grantsville
going there TO begin work as forest
ranger.
LEO FRIEDMAN, treasurer of the
Menoroh Social club, has resigned his po
accepted a position In Chicago.
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday
| by the county attorneys office charging
| George Hubbel with unlawfully selling
cocaine to Richard Bennett.
SUIT FOR divorce was fled yester-
| day In the Third District court by Her.
bert II, Saul from Electra Il. Saul alleg-
| ing desertion.
| GUS MARKS. a former resident OF Salt
Lake City. now living In Pocatello. Idaho,
has been visiting friends here for the
past week.
KATIE WOOD filed suit for divorce
| yesterday In the Third District court
against Winfield s. Wood. alleging nom
| support.
| JUDGE George G. Armstrong yesterday
| granted an interlocutory decree OF divorce
to Edward Smith from Grace Smith.