The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
CITY AND VICINITY

A. j. GIBSON and wife of Missoula,
Mont. were visitors III the city ycster-
day. They are we'll known locally. Mrs.
Gibson being the daughter OF the late
Frederic lockley, u former salt Laker.
and AT one time part owner OF The
Tribune lie was interested in thc PAPER
from 1879 until 1880. Mr.. and Mrs Glib
son were escorted through The Tribune
plant last evening. They en- route
10 the Pacific coast on a pleasure trip.
j. S. VRA8Ek, for many years promi-
ncnt in the affairs OF the Alls- Chalmers
Machine company OF Milwaukee, and for
some tlme connected with the local
branch OF that concern, will leave today
for Cleveland, O., where he Will take
charge of district office for tho Stur-
tevant company OF Boston, manufactures
of mill and mine machinery.
JUAN Valdez, Fortunate De la
Rosa. Jesus Magunas and Antimaclo
Vera are charged with burglary In the
second degree FOR the alleged theft Of
chickens from coop belonging 10 w,
j. Woodhead in a complaint issued Thurs
day morning by tho county attorney s
Office, The offense is alleged to have
occurred January 8.
WILLIAM BUTLER, ]. J, Williams and
Robert Dale, laborers, were arrested yes
| terday morning by Patrolmen Woodard
and Iendrlckson on suspicion of having
robbed n fourth man. whose name il un-
known 10 the police. of $40 on Wcdnes-
day night The stranger who made the
Gated.
IN A COMPLAINT issued Thursday
morning by the county attorneys Office
Gust Poulas is charged with grand lar
ceny for the alleged theft OF a fur coat
belonging to Mrs. J. W. Smith. The coat
is alleged 10 have been worth $3.50. Cap
tain of Detectives II. NJ. Bcckstcad is the
complaining witness.
THE SALT LAKE local of the Socialist
party held lis annual election Of officers
ln nj, g Davis elected
financial secretary. Robert STREET re-
cordluS secretary; Walter Naylor. litcra-
lure agent: James Hardy, city organizer;
Devlne, Ncpack and Smithrock. members
of executive board.
WILLIAM HOWARD TIeSALS, son of
w. II, Tlbbnls, who recently died from
being struck by AN automooile. was yes
terday appointed administrator with will
annexed of his fathers estate. in Judge
+. c. Loofbourow's division of tho Third
district court. TIbbals left all estate
valued at $500.
w. J. ELWOOO, mtil recently super
intendcnt OF the mines OF the Utah Fuel
company at Sunnvsde, has accepted the
position Of chief Inspector OF mines for
this company, A. G. BaIly. VIII" was chief
Inspector. has now become superintendent
OF the mines at Sunnvsidc.
IN A COMPLAINT issued yesterday
afternoon BY the county attorneys Of
nee, i.u Son and Charlie Lee are charged
with selling liquor without license. 1hc
two mcu are accused OF selling beer to
Tatrolmau c. c. Christensen, tins COM
planning witness.
IN A COMPLAINT issued yesterday
afternoon by the county attorneys Of
| ice, Joseph n Young is charged Win
| failing To support his two minor children.
II is alleged that he has not supported
his family since August OF last year.
TIE TWENTIETH Infantry band of
Fort Douglas gave an excellent concert
i'm the lobby Of the Hotel Utah last night.
| ,f.s If
| the hotel and MANY officers and ladies
from the fort was present,
TIE STUDY CLASS in sociology Will
meet tonight at ST Pauls Srcctory. The
Socialism In Church History" Any
person who is interested in this subject
is Invited To join the class,
FUNERAL SERVICES for Rs,niamn
Dawson. aged 6S years. who died Mon
dav. were held at . O'Clock yesterday
afternoon from the :. u. Evans mortuary
chapel. Intcrment was private In the
City cemetery
THE FUNERAL Of Sarah e. Win
tcroWd. who died Tuesday afternoon, was
held from the family residence, 90 Arap-
alroe avenue. yesterday afternoon at
o'clock Intermcut was IN the city ceIne-
terry.
AN INTERESTING programme will be
given tonight in tho ThiriY-tirst ward
meeting house. liJ Ninth East street, in
honor of Franklin Madsen, who goes as
n missionary TO Scandinavia, January IL
THE FUNERAL Of J. Liberman aged
66 years. who died Tuesday. was held
from the nortuary chapel OF : -. Evans
mt II o'clock yesterday morning Iu:er-
ment Was IN the Montcforc cemetery.
A. c. NELSON, state superintendent
of public instruction left the city last
nigh; for Mount Pleasant, where he VIII
participate In the dedication of new
high school today,
ROBERT L, GREGORY and Miss Ruth
NJ Gleason were married by the Rev.
Ward Winter Reese Ut ST Pauls church
on Wednesday. January 10.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF the state
board ~ land commissioners was held
yesterday 10 80 over some claims and
other routine business
MARY (. CROWToN Was granted an
interlocuiory osoreO of divorce from
Frederick Crowton by Judge NJ. L.
Kitchie yesterday.
ON THE GROUND Of desertioD. Lizzie
Rice began suit In the Third district court
Yesterday afternoon for divorce from Jo-
soph J. Rice,
VoLER V. VlLEs. Immigration and Ia
Dor Inspector. is in the city ON business.