The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-17
CITY AND VICINITY

AN ILLUSTRATED stereopticon lee
ture. giving, views In detail Of a, trip
in Phillips Congregational church Fd-
day evening. The lecture will be under
tho auspices of the Ladies Aid society,
which viii receive the proceeds Of the
lecturs-
SUIT WAS FILED yesterday In the
Third district court by G.. +, Summers
against n. C. Christiansen and others for
the collection Of Il promissory note. ac-
amounting to s7722.6O. secured by mort
gage on property in Salt Lake county.
THE HEARING OF evidence In the
May wlre.tapping case was concluded
the Third district court and arguments
to the jury commenced. II is expected
that the jury will be given the case
some time today.
day In the Third district court against
tho Denver & Rio Grande railroad for
$4,000 damages, alleged to have been
sustained by him while working for the
road In Bingham Canyon on February
S, 1912.
MAY WHITE, an alleged user, OF
drugs. was sentenced to serve sixty days
In the city jail YESTERDAY morning. when
she eppesred before 1.1sie Jrdse ], whit
court on a charge Of vagrancJ.
REVISED PLANS for the Newnouse
hotel left New York Saturday and are
expected to Arrive here d Wednesday.
Meantime n large force of men Is en-
gagged in hauling concrete, material into
the basement Of the structure.
THE COUNTY commissioners yester-
day authorized improvements TO the Big
Cottonwood road between GIIes's place
not be done until next spring. The total
cost Is estimated mt $1,000.
THE COUNTY commissioners yester-
day decided TO await the return of Com
,r-t> T1lx ,.z1rn
ming before making a definite decision
on the use OF tho Australian ballot sys-
tenn in the coming election,
DAN GILBERT was sentenced to ten
when he appeared In the criminal dlvis-
ion Of the city court yesterday morning.
George Murray was given thirty days
for a like oifense-
MRS. NELLIE DORSEY, who lives at
242 West First South street, has been
confined TO her home for two weeks on
account OF all attack Of smallpox. She
is now recovering rapidly and will soon
be ont again.
DELEGATES FROM the International
Congress Of Applied Chemistry. being
held at Washington, D. c., will reach
tertalned for a half day by the Com
mercial club,
PROF. ANTON PEDERsEN left hore
last night for ReNburg, Ida. where he
will act as official adjudicator OF musical
competitions In the eastern Idaho ejstedd-
fod, He expects to return home ssatur
day,
THE PRELIMINARY hearing OF Will
lard Hanson on tho bribery charges
made against him by the police was to
have been held Yesterday. but was post
poned until Wednesday, September 55,
COMPLAINT WAS issued yesterday
by tho county attorneys office charging
6. C. Greene with violation OF the
state. game laws. He, Is alleged to havo
killed a blue ibis on September Is.
C. c. BROWN. chauffeur, who ap-
pearod before Judge J. i Whitaker OF
tho criminal division OF the city court
yesterday morning On q charge OF speed
Ing. was let 20 with q. warning
HENRY w. LAWRENCE, commits
sioner OF public affairs and finances, re-
turned Yesterday from a vacation trip to
Portland, Seattle and other northwestern
points.
WESLEY KING. manager Of the
Western Surety company OF New York,
has gone TO Butte and other northern
points on a business trip,
JUDGE C. w. MORSE yesterday
granted a final decree OF divorce In the
Third district court to Grace Myers from
Clarence Fl. Myers.
Mr.. AND MRS. SAMUEL M'CREA
are rejoicing over the arrival Of a baby
girl, born at tho Judge Mercy hospital
Sunday evening.
A BOY WAS BORN to Mr.. and Mrs,
James Hosle at the Judge Mercy hos
Dital Yesterday,