The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-15
CITY AND VICINITY

THE ROYAL HIGELANDERS held a
house warming III their neH hall IN the
Mcintosh block last night. There were
l2a persons present who enjoyed q varied
programme OF musicaii aud literary num-
bcrS Later in the crcning rofres hments
were served after which dancing war
enjoyed by ali present
PRESIDENT AND MRS kINGSBURY
OF the University of Utah viii entertain
the freshmen FRIDAY evening. October 20.
IN the assembly room Of the library build
Ing. There will I've refreshments and
dancing This will be the first time the
freshmen have been guests OF the head
Of tho school
c. E. CHRISTENSEN. a merchant OF
Ontario. Cal, and a brother OF Superin-
tendent u. II. Christensen az the city
schools, Is IN Salt Lake, called here BY the
serious illness Of another brother. III, *,
Christensen, whom he met yesterday for
the first time In fourteen years.
GEORGE l.. SNEFF was arraigne5 In
the United States district court here yes
terday to answer the charge Of unlaw-
butter" 10 the Utah Grocery company
on March Z, 1917. He made plea OF
not guilty Ia the Indictment,
LEO HOFFMAN,, arranged before
Judge j. NJ. Bowman of the criminal d.
vision OF the city court yesterday. was
found guilty on a charge Of battery al
legged 10 have been committed upon the
person OF Minnie THY. The defendant
WAS lined S25,
A CHECK for s2135 was received yes
tcrday by Attorney General Barnes in
payment of Inheritance tax on the
estate of Robert p. Reynard. OF Fall
River, Mass. The tax is on 300 shares
of Union Pacific common stock owned by
the estate.
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday by
the county attorneys office charging Kid
Davis with assault With a deadly wea-
pom on j. II. Hicks. An alteration over
a game Of craps" is alleged to have
been the cause OF the assault,
OWING TO THE FACT that the crmI-
nal division OF the Third district court Is
week behind in its calendar the trial
ot Alfred Sorensen. charged with the mur-
der or Thomas McGiilis. has been con-
tinucd until next Monday.
JUDGMENT WAS rendered Yesterday
by Judge NJ. L. Ritchie IN the Third dis
tIict court against the Y. NJ, &. a: for
s9l1. go and 500 attorneys fees In favor
OF the National Bank OF the Republic.
THE CRIMINAL proceedings against
Yee Hen Yee, alias Chinese Charlie. for
the unlawful manufacture of opium. were
dismissed by Judge Marshall In the dis
trict fedora! court yesterday.
SUIT WAS FILED IN the Third district
court by Eliza p. Trottier. administrators
of tile estate OF Ezra Thompson. deceased,
against E.zra :. Thompson. 10 clear title
to certain real estate
JOSEPH a. OSRECHT filed suit yes
terday IN the Third district court against
the Nelson Land & Water company for
the collection of s4lS for an alleged
breach of contract.
EXAM MlrlATIONS for the Utah Rhodes
scholarships will be held today and We'd
nesday. beginning at 8 o'clock In room So
of the library building, University OF
Utah.
THE BINGHAM STATE bank filed suit
yesterday IN the Third district court
against NJ. a Wortman for the collection
of an overdraft OF Sl2090.
THE NauVoo Legion association will
meet nj 6 o'clock next Friday evening at
the Fourteenth ward chapel. 4 large
attendance is expected
CHARLES !, OLSEN filed suit yester-
day in the Third district court against
Jacob G., Pate and others TO quiet title
to certain real estate
CLARA M. PORTER filed suit for d.
vorce vest ierday in the Third district
court against Frederick Q. Porter, alleg
ing dpeertIou.