The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-18
CITY AND VICINITY

COMPLAINT WAS issued by County
ih.toTney inH T. raI e. Wiley iss 5yssterday charg-
pie street, with threatening to commit an
assault on Fl. B. Bankston. a57 Euclid
Avenue. , The TWO men had an argu-
Grande yard office in which il is said
that Terry threatened to do bodily harm
TO Bankston.
JUDGE F. c. LooFeoURoW yester-
day granted three liquor licenses In the
to drug stores The hcenses were grant
cd TO Il. G. Studness, druggist, 5e4 Third
avenue. George F.. Schultz. druggist,
Seventh North and Second West streets !,
Charles r. Bates. saloon, 13a South Main
street.
J. e. PETIT, state coal mine in
spector, has just returned from his perl
odioal inspection Of the mines at Coal
conditions. are very satisfactory. He
leaves today for Carbon county to look
over the coal mines at Scofield and Win
ter Quarters.
e. A. cULeERTsoN, assistant CASH
Ter Of the National Bank of the Repub-
lie, and George Knox. receiving teller Of
the same institution. have gone TO Occur
Aiene, Idaho. as representatives Of the
pank TO attend the annual convention Of
the Idaho State Bankers association now
in session In that City.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS yes
terday received a petition from E. A
tho city property on the southeast bench
for the opening OF Twepty-fourth East
street. The county, surveyor was deslg-
mated to take the necessary stems for
opening the street.
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday by
the county attorneys office cha rSing J.
ri. Horr with practicins medicine with
out a license, fIorr is a resident of Muir
T. +. Baldas on June 13 without having
a license emitting him TO practice lnedi-
cine in this state.
AS SHE; WATCHED the circus parade
90 by thief cut the strings of Mrs. "
Gallasant's handbag and stole It yester-
day morning near State and Second
South streets. The purse contained sS so
in cash and a pair OF gold trimmed eye
glasses.
ALL SALT LAKE Rebekahs are re-
II, {. Kidd of Miriam lodge No. ). The
services will be held this afternoon at
O'Clock from the family residence 524
South Third West street.
c, II. SPRIGGA, a coIored waiter at
the kaiscrhof cafe, was arrested py Of
hcers Jukes and Olsen last night, charged
With violating the liquor ordinance. lie
vas released on 5000 bail furnished by
FRED Hermann proprietor OF the cafe
COMPLAINT was issued by the county
attorneys office Yesterday charging
Jesse Cromer with obtaining money un-
der false nretenses. lie is alleged 10 have
Louvre cafe on May s.
SEEKING THE collection OF a prom
lSsory note which. with interest. is al
legged to aggregate s1022.2O. y. j. re-
belin filed suit Yesterday In the Third
district court against Fred A. Siade and
Melvin w. Crane.
J. !: BOAk, head OF the Woodmen of
the World in this jurisdiction, will ar
rive In the city from the coast this af-
ternoon, Mr.. Boak is en- route TO Rex
purS,. Idaho, TO dedicate the woodman
temple
JUDGMENT FOR s4oO by stipulation
Morse In the Third district court to the
Irrigated Lands company against The
Conkling Mining company.
THE MANAGEMENT of the Orphcum
announced last evening that tonight the
latest bulletins from the convention hall
at Chicago would be read from the stage
between acts
OWEN SHERIDAN filed an action in
the Third district court yesterday
against Alfred Hemmell for the collection
OF S512.6o alleged to be due for merchan-
disc furnished.
c, 3: STEWART. secretary Of the
terday for NerDal where he VIII worI, |
in the interest OF the woolgrowers OF the |
state.
:. BLAINE BOWMAN OF the Rock Island /,
lines, has returned home after an eX-
tended visit 10 New York and Chicago
AFTER A BRIEF session Yesterday
afternoon the federal court adjourned to
reconvcpc next Monday.
JUDGE NJ. L. RITCHIE OF the Third
district cour. will hold court for the next
few days In Summit county