The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
CITY AND VICINITY

MEMBERS of the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity who reside in Salt Lake CITY
were entertained at dinner In the nam
dining room of the Hotel Utah last night
by George o. Relf. manager OF the hotel
and a member Of the fraternity. Mem.
bers Of this fraternity are scarce In salt
Lake City and the number at the dinner
was not large but those who were there
are capable critics OF what constitutes
good dinner and they expressed hearty
approval Of the one served to them last
night.
ACCORDING to word received at To-
cal employment office yesterday. James
Collins a police court character, known
here as sim Collins, fell dead in Nads-
worth, Ney:, Tuesday afternoon. Collins
ness. short time ago he lett Salt Lake
with the declared intention OF forswear-
ing the flowing bowl forever
e. A. ROGERS, newly elected judge Of
the city court. performed his first mar
riage ceremony yesterday, and according
to all accounts he came through the In
itiation In good form. Gilbert CrooRston
and Winnie a. Parry, both OF Salt Lake.
furnished the opportunity for the judges
maiden attempt at tieing the matrimonial
knot
PRELIMINARY HEARING for o, F.
Andres. charged with uttering forged
instrument in the form OF a check on
Harry S Harper yesterday; Andres is
one Of the four men recently eHtradited
from Colorado The hearing VIII be con-
tnued today at o'clock.
IN A COMPLAINT issued by. the coun,
ty attorney yesterday. l.. c: Atwood and
John Orsell are charged with burglary in
the second degree. They are alleged to
have burglarized the home OF G. e. Pace.
drickson police officer. Is the complain
ing witness.
a. M. WRENCH, former assistant gem
eral manager OF the Telluride Power
company. which has been purchased by
returned from a business trip to Colorado.
He expects TO leave for Boise, Idaho, to-
day.
THE REPAIRS on the tabernacle OF
the Mormon church in this city are COM
be held there this evening. The building
has been given fresh coat of paint and
will be open to the public as usual.
MRS. PETER JOHNSON, an aged wid,
street. yesterday fled a claim with the
city recorder for damages said To have
been incurred by stepping Into an open
culvert the night OF February g.
AT A BRIEF session yesterday after
noon the Commercial club committee on
parks and public improvements continued
It's discussion and consideration Of bills
now pending in the state Legislature re-
lating TO public improvements.
FOR DAMAGES TO freight intrusted TO
its care for transportation from Okla
homa to Salt Lake, D. c. Mcintyre yes
terday filed suit in the district court
against the St Louis & San Francisco
Railroad company for $1,000,
A GRAND REUNION Of the Veteran
Firemens association is being planned
for The evening OF Washingtons birth
day. February %, It will take place in
the associations hall on the Canyon
road and Fourth avenue.
HILMA M. WATTS filed suit for d.
vorce from Richard S. Watts In the dis
trict court yesterday: charging cruelty.
She alleges that Watts has frequently
alta cked her with his fists and inflicted
painful bodily injuries.
FRANK JORDAN. inspector for the
state board of health. has gone to Por-
tcrvllle. Morgan county to Investigate a
report that there is an epidemic of scar
let fever there. II is said there are fifty
cases In PorterYille.
ON THE GROUND of failure 10 pro-
vide. Susie Rice filed suit In the district
Asher Rico. Viola Wade fiied sui suit for for d. IL
vorce from Farley Wade. making the
same charge.
PosToFFIcE sUB-sTATION No. 81
has been ordered established at 600 West
North Temple street, effective March l6,
handled
Y. c. LIFE, superintendent o. the local
Western Union telegraph office. left yes
terday for a business trip to Butte Mont
He ls expected to return Friday morning.
THE JORDAN CREDIT association
met in regular session during luncheon
at the Commercial club yesterday to con-
slider matters OF a routine character.
THE TWENTIETH Ward Dramatic
club will present the three act comedy.
"Our Boys" in the amusement hall this
evening, commencing at S.l5.
J. q. BERkHOEL returned yesterday
from a visit TO San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
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