The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
CITY AND VICINITY

FOR LACK OF witnesses for the state.
James Downs. charged with stealing
coal lrom the Denver BIO Grande rail-
road Yards in Bingham, was dismissed
py justice ii. =, Harper Yesterday after
jury had been impaneled to try the
ease. The county attorney recommends ed
the dismissal, his witnesses having failed
to appear
CHARLES A. s!ENmARk. 20 years
OF age, we'll known in the mining calnps
or the state, died at the county infirm-
airy yesterday. He was taken i'll while
at york in the Newhouse mines recently
ana was brought to the in1rmary in Salt
LAKE Tor treatment. The body is at the
Qualtroush- -Alcott undertaking rooms
a BANQUET vas held by the Mcnorah
social club Wednesday evening at the
II nai BIRTH hall; Certificates OF election
were rendered the officers OF the club,
which were attached with gold seals and
ohe and white ribbon. the colors of the
clue, After the banquet dancing was en-
Joyed by forty couples
ALL TEACHERS and the entire sem
Tor class of the Salt Lake high school
VIII be guests at the University of Utah
To-Day. This is to be the annual event
At at the university known as high school
uuyp "nen the teachers and thr senior
class are entertained by students of the
state institution.
JOHN S. COLBERT, aged 81 yosrs
native OF England and for many vesrs
a an member Of the Seventeenth ward choir.
flrst West street. Paralysis was the
cause OF death. The funeral Will be held
from The seventeenth ward chapel at
noon Sunday.
annual convention Of the Y. NJ. and Y,
l.. NJ. |. associations OF the Mormon
church ever held by these bodies viii
convene in Salt Lake June Z. and
next. Ihe programme FOR the big gath
ering was practically completed yestcr-
day.
HARRY s. JOSEPH has announced
ms ms candidaSF for nomination on the
SIate Si kepuoiican ticket for congressman.
lie declares that no will go before the
convention more on his record as a pnh-
lie citizen than as q politician
a. A. SHIELDS or Garfield reported 70
the @tne police Yesterday that he had been
robbed OF $40 and a bunting license uh,,n |
eating AT lunch counter on East Jrjrst
south street. I1e noticed his loss ,,no, |
paying for his breakfast '"''
BARNEY N. TlesALs, who runs am
Woo Sg.o'"on'e service from Rock Springs, !
Sdit Lake yesterday from San Diego !
cal, where he and his family have spcnr /
The winter, ''
SECTION DIRECTOR rHrEssEN OF
day warned farmers and horticnItu-iStr
~ central and northern Utah that a rairIv
neavy frost was anticipated FOR last nIs.bi
TIE UTAH National bank filed ,u,t
80 j" INC district court
The Montezuma Orange & Rannna "n,,,
oahy Tor collection OF s29sI.25, alleged 70
DO que on promissory note
DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS nrc n,t,;,r
wara Joseph w. Stringfellow and Raw i
= an N1t, as candidates for ludgeships
the Ih'rd judicial district of ITtoh.
:, M MINNIE HUMPHREYS filed sui, Tor
iV9rce Yesterday from Joseph r Hum,
49,. tne case being fled In the Third
''s.ric. court Desertion is alleged
roung MEMS Republican club is an, ne S
onvnnt, n as a delegate TO the national
SIGNE ANDERSON nied xn,, waste.
ay In the Third district court sanh;n .
r1sUe ,,nno-, rom Gustave a. Anderson. Nom :
0HoVER c. YOUNG asks. 4, ,,,, !
He'd Yesterday in the dIstricf VI SUIT +
= rprue har r,oas irom ron Allie D. Young, whom he 9
oSCIAl and dance will be hold ,o .
lsht ~ the Socialists at their hnI, ,o 20 '
outh West Temple street ''''i VII =