The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-15
CITY AND VICINITY

TO COLLECT s275o alleged to be due
as rent on the premises at $50 South
Main street, the Auerbach company yes
terday. fled suit in the district court
against the Arcadia company. Accord
ing TO the complaint the Arcadia COM
pany leased the property from the Auer
November 80, 1912, and agreed to pay
$4,000 in monthly installments OF $3.50.
A lien against the defendants fixtures is
sought.
FOR INJURIES suffered by catching
his fingers IN the washing machinery at
the Model Steam Laundry plant William
Gundry yesterday began suit in the dis
trlct court against the laundry for $2500
engineer at the plant and he alleges that
he slipped and fell on the soapy floor OF
the engineroom, catching the fingers of
his right nand In the machine.
THE PRELIMINARY hearing Of All
Lung, a Chinese, charged with unlawful
selling OF opium, was begun before Judge
N II. Tanner of the criminal division
OF the city court Yesterday. City Chemist
Herman Harms testified that the drug
introduced as evidence was opium. The
case was continued until Monday morn
Ing.
PRESIDENT FRANK KNOX OF the
National Bank of the Republic reported
to the police yesterday morning that his
automobile had been stolen from in front
of the University club Motorcycle Pa
trolman Harry Smith found the car few
1t had been left by joy riders.
A CLASS FROM the Irving school was
shown through the Deseret museum yes
terday by DR.. J. q. Talmage, who deiv-
Today the deacons' quorum from the
Twentieth ward and the intermediate
class OF the Sixth ward Sunday school
will visit the museum.
ON The GROUND, of extreme cruelty
and failure TO provide, Annie Camilla
Jensen yesterday began suit for divorce
from Lawrence Jensen in the district
court Jensen is alleged to have threat
ened to XIII MS wife and her children
by former marriage.
TO QUIET TITLE to three mining
claims in the West Mountain mining
district at Bingham, T. U. Hislley yes
against the Atlantic Mining & Milling
company and numerous other defendants
E. II. CLARKE, forest supervisor, has
returned from Tooele. where he organ
ized grazing association among cattle
men for the Vernon forest reserve Su-
perylsor Clarke is forming these organ
izations in various parts of the state
MRS. FANNIE RICHARDS, 5sl Yer
non road, Baseford. Nottingham. Eng
lang. has written to Salt Lake lnqulrIng
for the whereabouts OF her sister. Mrs
Sarah NJ. Taylor who once lived at 6lo
Seventh East street.
WILLARD DONE, state Insurance com
missioner, has received a letter from Of
pany of Pittsours, Pa, that the COM
pany has ceased doing business in Utah
The cessation may be only temporary
SEVERAL MEASURES now pending
improvements. Will be discussed at a
meeting OF the Commercial club COM
mlttee on parks and public improve
ments at 1890 o'clock this afternoon.
were hostesses to the uautocum club At
a valentine party in the rooms OF the
Young Women's Christian association las
nignt. The Young women attended the
party dressed as children.
j. @. kNoWLToN post No. S. G. A, r. |
and Washington circle No. 6. Ladies of |
the G, a, r, will hold their regular !
meeting iJsse1 at 2 o'clock this afternoon IN the
annual ball, February 26, will be made |
A. r. BARNES, attorney general. has
received check for s2019.8 SO from the |
estate OF A. j, Il. de Laski OF London
as inheritance tax on $50 shares OF Union
Pacific stock.
THE RELIEF CORPS ladies' will en-
tertain with cards this evening at l. O.
Q. f, hall Friends and comrades are
cordially invited.
r. L. POLK G. CO., directory publish
new Cheyenne, Wyo., directory ready for
next week.
APPLICATIONS FOR membership In
the Commercial club will be passed upon
by the board OF governors al meeting |
this afternoon.
ED. L. GRAY, formerly of GRAY Bros
& Co. has opened millinery establish
nent on the mezzsnne floor OF the
Walker Bank building.
THE VETERAN Volunteer Fjremep's
association will hold its annual reunion
at the association hall on Canyon road
on Washington's birthday. February g.
, - TIE aE,sot South r POLE" by Amgndsen.
two books that will be I'm the cases of
the public library In ten days
STEPHENS'S CHOIR of bows N,lll
meet at $50 this afternoon in the as
sembly hall for rehearsal