The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-24
CITY AND VICINITY

JOHN RAER. JR., a barkeepcr In the
Lion saloon. East First South street, was
arrested yesterday by Deputy United
states Marshal Riley. on an indictment
ing Baer with receiving articles OF cloth
Ing from soldiers stationed at Fort Doug
las, IL Is said that the soldiers pawned
several overcoats TO Bacr. receiving sl.bo
each on them. Ills bail was fixed at
$500, which was furnished
a CASE involving ss5S .05. in which
twonty-clght persons are named as de-
IendGnts, was filed yesterday In the
Thlrd district court by George r. Bean
against l.. Is. Stewart OF al The amount
sied Tor is balance alleged TO he due
Tor legal services rendered the twenty
eight defendants.
The state board Of education met YES
lerday Tor the first day of two days
200 teachers for positions in the public
schoolS or the state is being considered
The board made much progress yester-
day and will conclude its session late
this afternoon
THE JUVENILE COURT is petition
Ing The city for a motorcycle for the use
OF its probation officer declaring that
the possession OF one OF these machines
VIII enable the officer TO more speedily
answer calls and greatly extend the
sphere OF his work
c. F. EMERY, state sanitary inspec-
tor went to Helper, Carbon county. yes
terday to investigate alleged violations
of the state health laws reported from
that district, Mr.. Emery will also In
spect the sanitary conditions In other
towns Of Carbon county,
MORE THAN three hundred places
nave been reserved for the Democratic
mcrcial club Friday night. Tho full
quota OF 900 reservations Will in all like
ilhood be taken long before the day of
the banquet.
~ RICHARD Gd;,I G. ssTookgY, infant son of
the family residence 433 Thirteenth East
street. Funeral services will he held TO-
naS az inc residence and the body Will
oe taSen cteen 70 Iooele for burial in Glover
CHARLES JEFFERSON, negro.
against whom an indictment was re-
turned by the federal grand jury churg-
lns mim with violation of the white
Slaxe law. went 10 the office OF the
United states marshal yesterday and
gave himself up TO arrest
TWO CASES were dismissed in the
i9qSros aSifans court ,. YESTERDAY They were the
asaingt as.Tn ,be os'GEn5 1:ra,d by Thomas Wright
pany and tho case of Justice Batcuan
d Co against the Ltndeay- -Betton Live
stock company.
WANoAMERE's 1912 dancing season
WnS. waS opened last night by, ball given
mems union. There was a big crowd
present. and the music was supplied hv
the Nandamero orchestra
HEeER 3. AIOoUS filed yesta,dav
with tho Third district court petition for
letters OF administration In the estate OF
susan ~ n Aldous who died June "a
1910 The estate is valued at $4,000.
w. C. CLOS OF Mt. Pleasant has nr.-
Sehted 10 the Descret museum a mum
Der or prehistoric bones and pieces of
pottery That arc said TO have been found
near schaffhausen. Switzerland
CORA q. kINDERVATER was Grant
cd an Intorlocutory decree OF divorce
SnG the custody OF q minor child by
Judge +. {. Loofbourow Yesterday In a
suit against Albert KindcIvater.
J. BAUMGARTEN returned yesterdsv
from six weeks visit in the east. Ue
reports business lively In the east and
the general outlook bright
MRS. e. A. HARTENSTEIN, who was
operated on at Holy Cross hospital for
appendicitis Monday, is reported to he
getting along nicely
J. A. WIpTSoE, president OF the Asri
cultural College of Utah. was in town
YESTERDAY attending several conferences
on educational matters.
ANNA BROWN filed suit for divorce
yesterday In the Third district court
against Charles Brown. alleging non
support.