The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-10
CITY AND VICINITY

PETER HANSEN, secretary Of the
Scandinavian Republican club is a can
for the position OF city constable. Two
years ago. Mr.. Hansen ran for the office
but was defeated at election by the Amer
lean party candidate, Constable Tinges,
Vice-counsul for Utah, He served as a
volunteer fireman. and was later one OF
the three men zen first chosen as regular paid
years under Chief Ottinger
JUDGE C. w. MORSE In the Third dis
trict court yesterday granted the Utah
Light and Power company permission to
divert water from the Big Cottonwood
creek into a f1ume for power purposes,
pending the construction OF two reser-
votrs in the canyon which will In increase
the power facilities OF the company and
permit OF the regulation OF the flow of
the stream without disturbing the owners
OF water rights.
MABEL JONES. colored, charged In
Justice II. s. Harpers court with grand
larceny and with assault with a deadly
weapon, pleaded not guilty to both
charges yesterday. 1t is alleged In the
defendant robbed Harry Preston OF s1S5.
and attacked him with a. knife, cutting
his hand. The trial was set for July
II. at p. m.
for his old home in Pennsylvania to at
tend the funeral Of his father. A. T.
Holman. who died suddenly Yesterday
morning at the age OF 81 years. The
the Pennsylvania legislature and was the
originator OF the fight against Quay lead
ership in Pennsylvania
FIRE BREAKING out in the basement
Of the Midgley block, Is6-1SS East Second
South street, at o'clock last night, did
damage estimated at $500. The fire
started In pile Of paper and rubbish In
the part of the building occupied by the
Electric Plating and Fixture company,
from a cigarette, 1t Is thought.
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday hy
the county attorneys office charging Mrs
Jane Doe Benney with assault and bat
terry on Selma Kelley The two women
quarreled and according to Mrs. Kelley
who Is the complaining witness. Mrs. Ben
ney was the victor in hsticuffs which were
indulged In.
MRS. J, p, DAVIS, III East Second
South street, underwent serious opera
tlon for the removal Of a tumor at the
Judge Mercy hospital yesterday. While
her condition Is grave 1t is believed that
she will make a complete recovery. ]. p
Davis Is a we'll known travelling sales-
man.
THE GOVERNING committee Of tn,
Commercial club publicity bureau vii
meet tomorrow at noon III routine session
report on the publicity work thus faI
carried on for the National Irrigation and
Trans mississippi Commercial congresses
EDMUND A. 5ocH, an employee OF the
city auditors Office and Miss Laura Den
ton were married last night at ths
home OF the brides parents. 6o2 Third
avenue. The ceremony was performed
| by the Rev. Ransom P. Nichols.
| SUIT FOR THE collection OF 1896
and interest. alleged TO be due on a prom.
| issory note was filed yesterday In IN,
Third district court by Walter G, Lyme
against Joseph c. Tuckneld and others
COMPLAINT was Issued yesterday by
the county attorneys office charging o.
Kelley with trying to beat his room rem
| In q hotel from which he is alleged L
have wTongfully removed his baggage.
| A PILE of burning rubbish in an alley
back OF 141-14s Main street at O'Clock
| last evening was prevented from devel
oping into threatening blaze by th'
prompt arrival of the fire department,
JOHN LEE, a Chinese. whose place o
business is under the American house II
Commercial street. vas % arrested las las
and held on a charge of selling opium,
JOSEPH MORRIS fled suit yesterda,
! in the Third district court against tn.
Daly-West Mining company and othe
mining companies to restrain them from
allowing water to flow over his ian6.
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday b,
the county attorneys office charging y
4, Scharf with assault and battery. III
is alleged TO have attacked W. r. Gun
iningham on July 4.
| A MEETING Of the hoard OF cana
commissioners was held yest<day In TN
office Of the city engineer for the purpos
of transecting the monthly accumulation
OF routine business.
MISS MAUD NEELEY will entertain
Thursday afternoon In compliment to Mis-
Elizabeth r. Cannon. bride or tn
month. The party will later go 10 Wan
damere for supper
SUIT WAS FILED yesterday in th
Third district court by John W. Tobil
against G. T. Holiday and others TO Glen
tha title to certain real estate IN Sal
Lake City,
THE ANNUAL PICNIC OF the ST. Pau
Episcopal church and Sunday school wil
be held In at Liberty park today. Al
attractive programme has been arranged
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed yester
day In the Third district court by Pear
Agnes Halferty against Edward G. Hal
fcrty. alleging non-support and desertior
LEO X. EDWARDS is charged wit
failure to support his two minor children
in a complaint issued yesterday by tn
county attorneys office.
Rooats for Cedar CITY