The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
CITY AND VICINITY

]. r. RaiesT' as; So West FIT Frst son %orth Ei
street, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Detective Edward Jenncy and
Ing his fathers name 10 "A check for
$500 and passing the check at the NJ.
d NJ saloon on South West Temple
street The young man had not given
bail up To an early hour this morning.
THE STATE BOARD of rcalth is
planning a vigorous campaign againSt
nics during the warm weather season.
Inspectors will soon he In tho field aud
VIII cudesyor TO arouse publ" senti-
meut To help in the work Of cNtcrmna-
non Much good was done by the health
board last summer and even greater re-
suits arc expected during the coming
season.
PROF. SQUIRE COOP, head Of the de-
partment OF music OF tho state univcr-
SHY: gave q reading Yesterday forenoon
OF 'TlIc Girl OF tho Golden West" in
the assembly hall of the university He
discussed the opera from musical
standpoint and played many selections
from IL About coo auditors were pres
ent
A JURY in Judge Froderlcl, c. Loot
hourows division Of the Third district
court Friday morning found Sam Lang
guilty Of larceny. Time Tor passing OF
sentence Was fixed for Saturdar, Feb
rUary 10. Lang was convicted Of steal
ing $G2 % from John Tdomas on Novcm-
Der Il, 1911.
HENRY WHITTAkEs, aged 5s wears.
died a, q late hour Thursday night at
Fowler. 2%i North Eighth West street.
IhG BODY Is AT the QualirouSh-N -Ncott
undertaking parlnrs. Funeral arrange
m"nt- have not been perfected
IT WAS REPORTED 10 the police yes
terday morning that an attempt 10 rob
the Eardley grocery store 63a south
isr Msin street was made during, Thursday
but the thieves were evidently frightened
away before securing anything.
w. n. WILEY. giving expert tcsiI-
m"ny. occupied tho witness stand FOR
tho defense throughout th, dav i'm yos-
terday's hearing of The case or the
AonklinS Mining company against the
Silver King Coalition Mines company i'm
tho federal court.
IN a COMPLAINT ISSUED by the coun-
Frank Arinu is accused OF contributing
10 tho delinquency OF n minor IL is al
leged that h" encouraged Thomas HIghin
II minor 10 frequent a pool room.
a check Tor sI5SI.25 from the estate
of j. Edward simmons Of New York I'm
payment OF the Inheritance tax on 20
shares Of t.nion Pacific common. was
received Yesterday al tho office OF At
iorney General Barnes.
FROM COLUMBIA university. New
J orH city. favorable word comes Of tho
work in that institution Of T. F. Hiatz
lr.. graduate oi the University uc Utah
geology i'm Columbia.
a tADY's HANDBAG, containing an
Endorsed check for $40, PAYABLE To- ELIZA
beth Sarinski. WAS found on the sido-
walk IN front OF the police station yes-
terday afternoon by Patrol Driver Dennis
Sullivan.
ON THE GROUND that her husband is
cruel and uses abusive language toward
hor, Ritter Maud Hamlin began an ac
ton in tho Third district court vssiar-
day for divorce from Fred g. Hamlln.
q. A. ABBOTT, 1852 Major avenue
reported 10 the police yesterday morn
ing that set OF single harness baJ
been stolen from the barn I'm the roar
~ his house during Thursday night
YESTERDAYS BANK cIcarings cy
corded those of the Same day last wear
hy approximately s52G. 0G00l. a ratio of
iWprOv ement that has obtained appro,i-
nntely throughout the wcck.
2. A. VAN HORN and Ella Johnston,
% Garfield are charged with conductiu.
hotels at Garfield without a lccugc i'm
y complaint issued YESTERDAY by tho
county attorneys office.
e. G. ELMER and -. B Elmer arc
charged with selling intoxicating IIduor
90 Stella SOulsby, minor. In A complaint |
Issued b. the county attorneys office |
Friday morning.
THE FUNERAL of stephen J. New
man Was held from the Sixteenth ward |
meeting house at o'clock Yesterday
afternoon. Burial U'as In tho city cenc- |
,cry-.
CHARLOTTE o. MIooLEY was grant |
ed a insl decree 81 divorce from Ben
,amin ~ Miosley Friday morning.