The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
CITY AND VICINITY


! received when dynamite blast exploded
prematurely was filed in the district
court yesterday by William Niemi against
the Union Pacific Coal company. He
| claims TO have been permanently In
jurcd, TO have lost the use OF his right
eye and and to have been incapaci-
tatcd for work in the future.
ALBERT 5oH9ELL was arrested Sun
day by William Bingley. a fish and game
warden, for fishing in Mill creek out Of
| season and without license. A conf
Issued by the county attorney yesterday.
According to Blnsley. he found Bohbell In
the act of landing a good-sized trout
THE STATE food and dairy depart.
ment has Just coneluded ,,i s the analysis Us % OF
den, All but two samples passed the
butter fat and solids tests. but nine were
found to be dirty The dairymen will
effort to keep their product clean.
AN ASSIGNMENT in favor OF credi-
tors was made by the King Browning
Hardware company In the district court
stock and equipment Of the company is
turned over to the creditors. whose
claims as listed run into many thousands
of dollars.
dairy inspector. was at his office. yester-
day for the first time In two weeks MI
Hansen was recently discharged from the
l. p. s. hospital: where he was , operated teSI
and will soon be in his normal condition
SIXTEEN PERSONS were admitted to
| citizenship at the GENERALIZATION hearing
before Judge f. G. IoofbouroW lin the
! district court yesterday. Hearing vas
given to twenty five applicants. but ten
OF them were either continued or refused
naturalization papers
MISS GRACE BRYANT, music super
| visor in the public schools OF Twin Fails.
| Ida. Is visiting in this city, studying the
| music teaching methods In vogue here,
She visited number Of the public schools
| yesterday. accompanied by Superlnteno-
| ent u. II. Christensen.
PROF. r. L. eYRNES Of the Univer-
| sty OF Utah VIII lecture on The Role
| of Bacteria in Daily Life this evening
at o'clock at Unity church 12S South
| Second East street. The lecture will he
| Illustrated by stercopticou and Is free to
| the public
JAMES H. SMITH. weather observer.
two months at Modena. where he was
stationed pending the arrival of William
II. Hossler. late of Cairo, III. who has
taken charge of the station permanently.
EDWARD e, NICHOLSON is charged
| with n statutory offense In complaint
issued by the county attorney yester-
day. Ruella Nicholson is the complaining
witness and Sarah Curtis is named as the
woman In the case.
JAMES LAVENDER. assistant steward
at the county infrmary. filed u petition
in bankruptcy In the United States cour.
Yesterday. Ills debts are scheduled at
$500. while the sum OF s25 comprises
! his assets.
FUNERAL SERVICES for John B- Fer
euson. - wears or age. who died near
Preston. Ida May In. We're held at the
funeral chanel of Joseph William TAYLOR
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
nIent was in the City cemetery.
| a CALL has been Issued for a special
meeting Of the conseryation commission
at It's offices In the Felt building at
| o clock on the afternoon o! May 2Z it
Is announced that important business VIII
be considered
a COMPLAINT was Issued YESTERDAY
by the county attorney charging bill
| Burletses and John Ellis with assault
upon John Arkuthas. They are said 10
| have beaten Arkuthas with their hsts
| Sunday evening.
ASSAULT WITH a deadly weapon is
charged against William Chaltis In a
complaint ISSUED by The county attorney
yesterday. lie Is ALLEGED to have drawn
| a gun and aimed 1t at Andrew Mellon,
E. w. GARDINER will he the speaker
at the weekly luncheon of the Salt Lake
Ad club at the Commerciml club tins
noon Nh. Gardiner, WI discuss rhe
JOSH DAVIS is charged with a statu-
| tory offense against a young girl In
complaint issued by the. county attor-
ney Yesterday, The mother OF the girl
Is the complaining witness.
THE UNITED STATES court was in
session for less than five minutes yes
| terday. Little business OF Importance
was transa cted and adjournment was
taken until next Monday.
| THE STATE hoard Of equalization is
now engaged ip hearing protests against
DISBURSEMENTS. Those heard Yesterday,
| four In number were against assess
| ments on mining claims
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Clara
| Heilbut. 80 years OF age. who died Sat
| ,,rday, were held AZ the Eighteenth ward
| chapel yesterday a; - n clock. Interment
| was In the City cemetery
| ALBERT r, MATHIS of New Harmony
| fled an application IN the office OF the
| state engineer yesterday for five cubic
! feet of water per second from Ash creek. |
| in WASHINGTON county.
THE BODY or Horace Prnder. 4s years
! OF age. who died at the l.. u. s. hospital |
| Sunday evening. OF pneumonia, will be |
sent TO Sacramento by Undertaken s. n. |
| Evans today.
THE MACCA8EES Of tent No. . will
! hold an open meeting on next Thursday |
evening. The committee has provided Il
| fine programme. including ii smoker and !
! refreshments
DEPUTY MARSHAL SMYTH is ex-
| pccted home frcm Gettysburg, Pa. on
| May 23 Mr.. Smyth rs a monlber OF the !
committee which has in charge the COM
| ,,,, ccjnbra fIou and haS hcan n Ccffyo-