The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
CITY AND VICINITY

The SUPREME COURT met yester-
day morning and continued all cases ur-
I'll Friday. The case of Salt Lake City
against B. r. Dorsu. involving the valid,
ity OF the city gambling ordinances and
the issue as 10 whether slot machines
are gambling devices. was TO have been
heard but vas postponed because Of the
illness of Judge o. w Powers, counsel
for Dorap.
THE MOTHERS and sisters OF the fol~
mer and present students of ST. Marys
academy ure especially invited 70 at
tend the retreat TO be given at the
OF this week. The retreat will he con
Quoted by the Rev Father Thomas j.
Meagher. a Jesuit priest Of Seattle, who
conducted Il retreat last week In Ogden,
THE WESTERN ASSURANCE COM
pany OF Toronto. Can. filed suit III the
district court yesterday against the Den
yer & Rio Grande Railroad company 10
recover 1888. alleged 10 he the value of
house destroyed b. fire from sparks
from a passing train. The house be-
lonGed 20 *. IT. p. Nordberg.
Or ELSIE ADA FAUST viii speak To-
night at the First Methodist church on
Personal Hygiene to girls over II years
OF age and their mothers. Tho lecture
Will be given under the auspices Of the
Epworth League OF the church and is de-
signed as the first OF ser;eS OF lectures
by physicians.
ATTORNEY GENERAL ALBERT r..
BARNES has received an invitation 10
attend the convention OF the National
Association OF Attorney Generals to be
| held in st. Louis beginning November os
! The meeting was 10 have been held in
| lha spring but was postponed until this
month
n. kATAMuRA, a japanese. 20 years
OF age. entered plea OF not guilty to q
charge of unlawtulT selling cocaine,
when arraigned before Justice IL s
Harper yesterday morning. The case
was set for November %. In default OF
| hn0
the custody Of the county Sheriff
FOUR COMPLAINTS charging viola
lion Of the liquor law were issued by the
county attorney yesterday. n. J.. Glenn.
police detective. Is the complaining witt
n. Syman n. =. hammond Violet And
erson and John Bouchern.
PETITION FOR LETTERS OF admin
! ards. who died In Salt Lake October %
l9l2, was filed in the probate division
OF the district court yesterday by Mary
a Il. Young and Minerva Young. The
estate is valued at $4,000.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR James COL
Inns, VINO died I'm this city November s
OF Br!Shts disease, were neld at So
Alarys cathedral yestcrday a II 81. m.
Father Daniel S,Gttery conducted the
service. inter'ncnt was in Mt. O.ivct
cemetery.
CHARLES WILLIAMS. u. William.
anu w. y Mc'oY a-e charged Jointly
WITH grand larceny. IN complaints issued
by the county attorney yesterday. Tbcv
are accused OF stealing watch valued
st Sl20 from Thomas Dartnen Nove-n-
Der .
AS GUARDIAN - Homer Bar Nc
Carly. minu- : r Eeiiv flied s,,iF II,
thc district court ye5:croay aGaIrEt LII
uan s. Johnson and others 10 have set
aside inc deed to certain property i'm
Salt Lake city.
THE MEMBERSHIP % tho C.orpm.r-
dsI cluD met YESTERDAY afternoon and
male further prrTarations for another
nenLoerlip campaign. Plans win he
completed in a short time.
THE FLOOR WORK OF the Newhors.
hotcl Is nearly completed and the con-
, tractors expect % begin on the walls
| before the end of the week
MAYOR SAMUEL c. PARK returned
yesterdsy rom Los Angeles, whittier he
went last week on business.