The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-02
CITY AND VICINITY

SAMUEL FoTis, Mexican, was found
guilty of petty larceny Monday morning
by Judge j. NJ. Bowman OF the criminal
division Of the city court, lie was SEN
sentence of fifteen days In the city Jail.
He paid the fine. Fots is alleged to
have stolen pair OF trousers from the
Zion Loan Office at 81 Commercial
street.
THE MONTHLY REPORT of County
Attorney l. e. Wiley was filed yester-
day with the county commissioners and
shows that there are pending a total Of
rs that were started during the month
just passed. On June ] there we're 1G4
cases pending and during the month 6S
were disposed OF. IS being old cases and
o. that were started in that period
3. r. GRANT. chief of police, Will leave
tomorrow for Toronto Canada. where he
will attend the international meeting of
police chiefs which convenes In that
Chief Grants departure the proper desig-
nation of Inspector Carl A. Carlson Will
be Acting Chief of Police Carl a. Carl
son
WIEN L'NcoLM oI, G; alSaa KELLY, y! s1ssG CHIEF
yesterday morning he wore a new hat
and carried a box OF cigars under his
arm. It's a boy, and he arrived at the
Kelly home. 1852 Blaine avenue. yester-
day morning at o'clock, Mother and
boy are doing fine.
AN AMENDMENT to the articles of
incorporation OF the Cook Smith Medical
company were filed with the secretary
OF state yesterday, increasing the capl
tai stock OF the concern from $4,000 to
$50 900 and changing the place OF busi-
| ness OF the company from Box Elder
county to Ogden.
MRS. E. w. TAYLOR is expected home
| this afternoon at 1870 from Portland
with the body of her daughter. Miss
Marguerite TAYLOR. who died there Sun
day Stuart G. TAYLOR. Miss ,Taylors
mother and accompany her home.
APPLICANTS FOR certificates from
| the state medical board are taking the
| eXaminat tions prescribed by that body In
the rooms of the city board OF education
| In the city and county building. Nine
! men and one woman are taking the
| "exam."
THE COUNTY ATTORNEYS Office
Yesterday issued two complaints against
bery and attempted robbery. He is al
| legged to have held up Tom George. 358
! West First South street
HARRY J. ROBINSON, who has been
Grande in Utah for several years, has
resigned from that position and Will
hereafter devote all OF his attention to
his private practice.
THE Salt Lake Sheep Commission COM
pany yesterday sold the sheep interests
OF Peterson Brothers OF Brigham City TO
Mckinney & Smith Of Salt Lake CITY.
! The transaction amounted TO about Sl2,-
| 600
| THE FUNERAL OF Charles B. Davis OF
| Bingham will be held at l o'clock this
| afternoon from the funeral chapel of the
Qualtrough Allcott Undertaking company.
Burial will be in the City cemetery
FUNERAL, SERVICES for william
Probst will be held at o'clock this
afternoon at the Qualirough- Allcott I'm
dertaktng company's funeral chapel.
Burial will be In the City cemetery.
COMPLAINT WAS issued by the
| county attorneys office Yesterday charg-
| Ing John Doe Sundrifcr with assault and
| battery. He is alleged TO have beaten
Edward Harrington with his fists,
r. J. LABEN, general livestock agent
| for the Western Pacific. with headquar-
ters in Ellto, New. was Salt Lake City
| visitor yesterday.
CLARENCE A. cOHN, superintendent
| OF power stations FOR the Utah Light &c
Railway company has gone TO Los An
| geIes for a rest and vacation.
MRS. AxEG JORGENSEN who was
| serioufly Injured by fall In a depart
| meni store a few days ago. was operated
on at ST. Marks hospital Saturday
F. J. A. JACQUES, county recorder.
has announced his candidacy for nomina :
ton for third term for the recorder
| ship.
SUIT FOR divorce was filed yegter-
! day In the Third district court by Eu-
| genia 4. W!lkiow against George w.
| Wiiklow. alleging desertou.
BLANCHE LEE TAGERT underwent
an operation for Appendicitis at the
Judge Mercy hospital yesterday.
Hotel Accommodations at Upper Falls
| resort Provo canyOu