The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
CITY AND VICINITY

a WIRE reached Mrs. L. f. Hall yes
s Of MsSrg cg hs 6o Sfrh Who N ss ss
many friends In Salt Lake. MT Dillon
was the husband of Mrs. Halls sister
a and was a lawyer Of Wide reputation.
years In Los Angeles. Mr.. Dillon and
his wife and daughters had been fire.
quent visitors here.
boilermaker by trade, died last night at
343 West Sixth North street. He was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Ow-
ems of this city. He was born at Farm
In this vicinity all his life The body
is at the j, w. Taylor undertaking
rooms Funeral arrangements have not
yet been made.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Arthur Pat
ting his throat and Jumping into the
reservoir in City Creek canyon last Fri
day. We're held at the J. W TAYLOR fu-
Rev. W. P. <, simpkin offieiated, GIi Many ny
members OF the local Scottish orders at
tended. Burial WAS in City cemetery,
ATTENDED BY MANY railroad mon,
the funeral OF G e. Hogt. veteran engi-
died following an operation ut st. Mark s
hospital Tuesday. was held from the resi-
dence. TIA West Second South street
| conducted the obseauies Tho body was
| taken to Ogden for burial
A DISCREPANCY between the evil
dence of the arresting officer and the
evidence resulted in the discharge Of F
Oegueo, q Japanese, in police court yes
terday and the dismissal OF the COM
plant against him alleging that ne sold
cocaine to w. a. Cox, ii drug user.
HAVING RECOVERED sufficiently,
Edward Burhy. who was shot Tuesday
! night by Special Officer II. w. Goldwlre
while near box car In the Denver g.
| % H.
st Marks hospital yesterday and locked
IN the county jail. charged with bur-
glary.
MRS. LIZZIE LAWSON. is years OF
age. who died OF an overdose of NOR
phine Sunday morning. presumably taken
with suicidal intent, was buried yester-
day morning in City cemetery following
services at the Eber w. Hall funeral
chapel The services were private.
BY ORDER OF the commissioner OF
the general land office, dated March 30
townships 1 and Q south, range 10 west
in Salt Lake county. have been with
drawn from agricultural entry on an ap-
pllcatlon made bv the governor of Utah
for the survey of the lands.
A LECTURE on the subject Of Clear
ing Houses was lost night delivered by
Professor Kirlsham al the meeting OF
bank clerks OF the city. Mr. Nrkham
covered his subject in ali phases. deliv
ering what was pronounced to be an
extremely interesting talk
DEMOCRATS OF THIS city Will hold
n meeting tonight at the offices of Coun-
floor OF the Hooper building. Among
other things arrangements Tor the love
feast on the evening of April "a will be
completed,
A REUNION will be held tonight In
the Thirty third ecclesiastical ward
amusement hall musical programme
and refreshments Will be features OF the
evenings entertainment and there will
be q brief address by Bishoo Edwin Z
Sheets.
ANGIE M. KELLY filed suit for di-
vorce yesterday in the Third district
court from Clarence L. Kelley. asking
separate maintenance and that defend
ant be restrained from disposlng OF COM
munitv property.
SADIE THOMPSON filed suit yester-
day in the Third district court eSIng
II divorce from Soren Q. Thompson. al
leGing cruelty. The petition recites tnat
names were applied the plaintiff.
G. L, JACKSON. who was arrested In
having forged postoffice order at the
postoffice in Pocatello, Ida. was taken
to Boise yesterday in the custody OF
United States Marshal Anderson.
CHARLES SMITH. In police court yes
terday., pleaded not guilty to charge OF
grand larceny and was remanded to the
county jail under $500 bail. Smith Is
charged with stealing $50 from James
Moncar on April 3.
ALL PREPARATIONS have been com
pleted for the dance TO be held tonight
at Saitair by the employees or the local
Dostoffice. Trains OF closed coaches will
leave for the resort at p. m,
IDA TREADwELL filed suit ycster-
day in the Third district court against
j. III, TreadweD asking divorce on the
ground OF desertion from j. II. Trend
well.
HiLoA VAUGHN fled suit yesterday
in the Third district court for divorce
from John w Vaughn, alleging failure
TO provide as the cause OF action.