The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
CITY AND VICINITY

A FINAL LIST OF tho 1911, poll TAX
delinpuenrs is being prepared hy the
street department. and legal action VIII
be taken To collect the delinquent taxes
irnm edlatclN. The department IS au&-
| ious to have the books OF tho office
cleared mp, completely for the work of
| 1912. All dehupucntS are advised 10 pay
| up Immediately and thus save themselves
the cost of court expenses.
IN YESTERDAYS hea ring or the case
Of the Conkling Mining company against
pnny before Judge John A. Marshall in
the fedaral court the defense called as
witness a. T. DAILY. &. :. CoWan, NJ. j.
DAILY, hams Johnson and George D.
Blood, and recalled !. b. kcnrns and
r. II. Brown. who were on the stand
Tuesday.
TWO CHECKS In payment OF the in
hcrtance tax have been received at the
office Of the attorney general One Is
from The estate Of Samuel II. Lyman.
New York. on lon shares of Union Pa
cific common. and amounts To- $22lSI.
The other check is; from tho estate OF
ON loo shares uf Union Pacific preferred.
a JURY in Judge NJ. l.. Eitchie's di-
vision OF tho Third district court yes
terlay afternoon gave John g. Reid dam
of Sill Reid began the action against
the city 10 recover s50o0 damages alleged
tu have been done his property by the
overflow waters from City creek in 1906
and 1907,
WILLARD HANSEN, state dairy and
food commissioners. and j, s. Carver,
Herman Harms, 4. IT. Crabbe and
James Clawson members Of The state
pure food bureau. left yesterday for
Provo to attend The convention OF state
dairyncn now in session in that city.
An EXAMINATION for admittaucc TO
the bar Of Utah will be held In tho city
council chamber In the city and county
building Friday. February p. beginning
st 10 a. m. All persons intending 10 take
the examination must make application
tu the clerk OF tho supreme court prior
10 the date mentioned
THE CONDITION of Mrs. w. f. Ears
$40 East First South street. who was
struck by An automobile driven hv s. -.
Exams. undertaken, Tuesday evening a
s O'Clock was reported 10 he improved
last night and il is believed that the in
JurieS sustained by Mrs. Edrls Will not
prove serious.
JOHN HEMPEL, lieutenant of police.
Instructed the afternoon shift of patrol
mon TO enforce the anti-Spitting ordi
nance yesterday afternoon at o'clock
when taat shift was about to go on duty.
Each officer was instructed TO arrest
yiolators OF the ordinance.
JOHN WATSON entered a plea Of
guilty {" tho charge Of burglary In the
second degree in The criminal division of
tho Third d!stric, cour: Wednesday
morning, and Judge l. G. Loorhourow
sentenced Watson /" serve eighteen
months in the state prison.
FRANK MARTINA. n prisoner serving
= term i'm The county iai'. was arraicned |
before Judge J. ~. Bowman OF The police
court Yesterday forenoon charged with |
aSsault,ng a fellow prisoner with a shaEp
time to cutcr Il plea.
ELL WEe6 is accused of contributing !
in the delinquency nf a minor in u COM |
plant issued by The county attorneys |
That Webb encouraged Alfred Webb a |
minor. to ignore orders OF the juvenile |
court,
The Appeal TO tho Great Spirit"
tor 95S 9Trus amons m psr TGrN o W.T., ihe he soup
liibited In the near future at the Museum |
Of Fine Arts at Boston according 10 "A |
recent issue az tho Boston Transcript
Gun 15s South Eighth West street
caused the loss of 5000 last night or 9i5
. clock, ne hla5e was caused by an oil
stove LETT burning in, rear bedroom. Tho
house WAS insured for $1,000.
THE THIRD WARD annual ball will
be given in the Third ward amusement
hall l1a East Seventh South street.
next Friday evening Invitations arc
'%icnded 10 all. Refreshments nre FREQ.
IN a COMPLAINT issued ny the cnun-
y attorneys office Wednesday morning
Is Kanaski Is charged with cruelty 10
animals. 1t is alleged that Kanaski
worked a horse which was lame.
THE FUNERAL of Rodney. Joseph
Weller. will he held from the Farmers
ward chapel at o'clock this afternoon
r. E. WELLS general manager of tho
salt Lake Route, with headquartcrs i'm
Los Angeles. arrived in salt Lake CITY
yesterday on Shorf business trip.
THE FUNERAL Of J. Newman will bc
held Friday at ! n. m. in the Sixteenth
Nard meeting house. Jnterment Will be ,
~ The City cemetery.
JUDGE GEORGE G. ARMSTRONG
" Neduc9dav afternoon granted Amy An
lerson final decree Of divorce from
Julius Anderson.
HOWARD WHITE WAS arrcsatd ycs-
crday afternoon by PatOman Wire on
charge CT carrying concealed weapons !
MR.. AND MIS-. II C. WHITNEY have
'eturned from ten-days' visit 10 San
Francisco, Monterey and Los Angeles.