The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20
CITY AND VICINITY

The Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ or Latter-day Saints Elder A. NJ.
Chase In charge. is fitting up neat tent
on East First South street. north side,
just west OF Second East street. where
the members purpose TO hold meetings
nightly during the pleasant summer
months. The services will begin to-
night
THE CASTLE VALLEY COAL COM
pany filed Yesterday notice of amend
lnent increasing the capital from s6.0oo,-
ooo 10 s7.5Oo,0OC Notice already has
been filed In Wyoming and this was the
capital was agreed upon early In the
year, as announced by The Tribune at
that time.
A PETITION for a franchise for a spur
track on Third West street. between
First South and South Temple streets.
was filed yesterday with the city re-
corder ny the Oregon Short Line railroad.
The track Is TO be used for the Taylor
armstrong Lumber company
SUIT FOR DIVORCE WAS filed yester-
Peter against Lydia Peter, alleging
cruelty. Specifically Peter charges his
wife With declaring that she loved her
father and brother more than she did
him
A COMPLAINT WAS issued yesterday
by the county attorneys office charging
Earl T. Simmons with assault with a
desdly weapon. Pauline Simmons. his
charges that she was attacked with a
razor June IL.
ANOTHER COMPLAINT was filed
Yesterday in the county attorneys office
the Casa Contentia. Twelfth South and
West Temple streets. charging him with
selling LIQUOR In dry territory.
THE BODY of Edward Burns. a once
famous jockey. who died ut the Holy
10 the grave in the City cemetery yes
terday following short services at the S.
T.. Evans mortuary chapel
POSTMASTER THOMAS would like tc
find the owner Of a bunch OF keys, found
by mall carrier on Main street Tuesday
morning. The keys are in the custody
of the postmaster and Will he returned tc
the claimant proving ownership.
IA FOREST &. LIe5EY, machinist
Ogden, yesterday filed petition In vol
llntary bankruptcy in the federal court.
He gives his liabilities at $500 and HE
assets at $1,000: He claims exemption &c
the extent Of $50
Lynds chapter. No, !. o. r. s.. held at
the Masonic temple this evening Fol
lowing initiation the members OF tho
chapter will entertain at musicale. Al
members Of the order invited.
OUT OF SYMPATHY for tho Potter
Benefits" the Native Sons Of Utah have
postponed their annual outing which was
10 have been held at Wandamere next
week. unUl WfOneSpays July IL.
e. F. EEOMhN leaves this morning for
Cfica so where ho will attend the annual
convention OF the Illinois Furniture and
Storage association. Hs expects TO be
absent from tile city for about ten days
AN INTERLoCUToRY decree OF di-
yorce was granted yesterday In the Third
district court by judge George 9. Arm
strong 10 Martha P. Brinton from Rob
ert y. Brinton.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF III.
Ir1rne nuel Baptist church. Uill meet II
the ladies' pailoT today at .. m. Mem
herr of the church and congregation arr
cordially invited 10 attend
zIoN's SAVINGS BANK g. Trust
amountins 10 s25 900. Thc dividend 4
per cent on regular and per cent OF
special stock.
Mr., AND MRS. JOHN HEMAfl of -
Third East street celebrated The MT!
first anriversary or their wedding a
their home yeSterdey. They were mar
ried IN Amsterdam June 70. 1851.
THE UTAH NEWSPAPER associs
ton u,ili hold = regular session on Mon
dag, June =. at tho salt Lake CONNER
cisi club. IN excellent programme ha
been arranged.
c. c. MARSHALL, A travelling man Q
Cedar Rapids. Ia. Is an inmate OF IN
Judge Mercy hospital. suffering from Al
attack OF diabetes.