The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-30
CITY AND VICINITY

IN THE CASE OF Sarah A Paul against
Althea Walker and others, which came
Utah yesterday, Judge John A. Marshall
ordered a dismissal upon the merits OF
the case without costs to either party.
This was done on its appearing from stip-
ulatlOn on file that the case had been
compromised and settled, including the
counter claim
THE ALLEGED giving away Of a glass
of whisky is the cause OF a, complaint is
sued yesterday by the county attorneys s
office against f. M. Bennett. The latter
Is the proprietor OF chill parlor at 1i25
West South Temple street and Is charged
with giving tho liquor to Pat O'Heagan.
City police officers the complaining
witnesses.
r. LoueHeoRoUaH. manager OF the
Kenyon hotel, was the recipient Sunday
OF some beautiful birthday presents from
the commercial men at the hotel and the
office force He was called to one of the
rooms OF the hotel where a committee gave
him pair OF diamond studded Elk cuff
buttons and diamond stickpin.
CHARLES II. REILLEY of Salt Lake
and party OF six friends from California
who are his guests. returned yesterday
from All auto outing, during which they
trayersed nearly all OF the nearby can
yons. Mr.. Reilly reports that the fishing
on Diamond creek Is now Of unusual ex-
cellence.
tendent OF Insurance OF Kansas. was in
Salt Lake City yesterday on his way horne
from the annual meeting OF insurance
commissioners ct Spokane While in this
city he was the guest Of Willard Done In
surance commissioner for the state of
Utah.
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday by
the county attorneys office charging VII
liam Pappas with selling liquor In dry
territory. Pappas is alleged to have sold
T1nT, ~ntt1N
two bottles OF beer in East Garfield on
Saturday
LED" SMITH, charged in Justice f.
NJ. Bishops court with having sold in
toHdcatlng liquor without a license on
July 2l. was found guilty yesterday and
sentenced TO a fine OF $50 or fifty days
In jail. Smith started to serve tho time
yesterday.
EDNA JONES. 3 years Of age, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, John R. Jones, Jr, died
at the family residence. 1152 West First
South street. Sunday. July IS. 1912, at 6
a. m. announcement OF funeral will be
made later.
ROGER w. POWERS, member Of the
bar OF the supreme court OF Utah, was
yesterday admitted as an attorney, coun-
selor at law and solicitor In chancery OF
the federal court.
The members of the state board Of
land commissioners Wall leave today for an
they VIII return In four or five days
BERT MITCHELL and Tom Robinson
jtre charged with threatening TO XIII John
Robinson In complaint issued yesterday
by the county attorneys office
A, L. HARRISON, an attorney of Vim
oennes. Ind. who has been making an ex-
tensive tour OF the west was in Salt Lake
yesterday for few hours
JUDGE F. c. LOOFBOUROW In the
Third district court yesterday granted
final decree Of divorce TO Aldeela s. Knapp
from Coleman +. Knapp.
j. G. MCDONALD fled suit Yesterday I'm
the Third district court against the Utah
Motor Car company for the recovery OF
800 damages.
THE executive COMMITTEES OF the Com
mercial club publicity bureau held a meet
ing yesterday for the transaction OF rou-
tine business,
WARREN C. RoeUE. city purchasing
agent returned yesterday from his vacn.
tion, which Was spent on the Pacific
coast
LOIS LYLE fled suit yesterday In The
Third district court against William Lyle
alleging nonsupport.
o. S. EWING returned yesterday from
an extended trip TO the Pacific coast