The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
CITY AND VICINITY

THE MEMBERSHIP committee of the
Commercial club held a meeting yester-
DAY and entertained members OF the cluo
who are not members OF the committee,
Chairman Mendenhall. President Wood
rum and f. s Murphy each had some
thing TO say that was of benefit to the
committee and the club.
MARY ELIZABETH Gold Armstrong
yesterday filed suit in the district court
against the Garfield Smelling company
10 recover $4,000 damages for the death
Of her husband, Albert r. Armstrong,
who was killed while employed by the
defendant company.
MosIAH EVANS Of Garland. Utah.
has filed application with the state ensi-
neer for the right to use five second feet
of water from Cottonwood creek for irri-
CATION purposes, MIR. Evans stated tha /
the land TO be irrigated is In Box Elder
county.
JUDGMENT FOR the full amount
asked for, ,sS69t97; was given the Hous-
against L, l.. Hehler by Judge George G
Armstrong yesterday, The real estate
company sued 10 recover rental due on a
lease.
GOV. WILLIAM sPRY and other mem
bers of tho state capitol commission
spent yesterday inspecting modern heat
Ing plants in the city, with a view to
discovering models after which TO pattern
the plant for the new capitol building.
JAMES THOMAS, arraigned before
Justice Fl. S. Harper yesterday on a
charge of unlawfully possessing opium.
entered a plea of not guilty and was re-
leased upon furnishing $3.50 bail. Trial
was set for May IA at 10 a. m.
SONORA WISE, charged in Justice
Harper's court with the unlawful posses
sion OF opium, failed 10 appear for trial
yesterday and thereby forfeited $3.50 ball.
a bench warrant was issued for the de-
linquent defendant.
CLAUDE L. SNOW, special agent OF
the field division of the local land office,
left yesterday for Idaho where he Will
engage in two weeks inspection OF
agricultural lands in the Blackfoot land
district,
NO. 2 OF VOLUME of the Payroll
Builder, publication issued BY the
Manufacturers Association OF Utah. WAS
mailed yesterday. 1t contains twenty
pages Of interesting and instructive ma
terial.
CHARLES w, BIRD has been ap-
pointed a special deputy sheriff TO Be
stationed at Wandamere during the sea-
son that the resort is open. He Will
serve without pay from tho county,
MRS. IDA M COLE, field secretary OF
the ChautauqUa work. Will give an ad-
dreas at the Commercial club Thursday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. All club women
are especially invited.
WILLIAM II. DALE. for many wears a
prominent resident OF Salt Lake City. but
now manager OF the Agency conpany's
business al Los Angeles. IS greeting for
mer friends in Zion.
A COMPLAINT was issued By the
county attorney yesterday charging John
Doe Shupe with malicious mischief. He
- said TO have shot a cow belonging TO
Fred Matern.
TELEGRAM was received yesterday
by Mrs. Lillian kunkel. 500 Sixth
avenue announcing the death OF her
brother. Joseph II. Burnett. In Yancou
yer. r. G.
THE RUMEIY Products company has
flied suit in the district court 10 recover
S2ie2 from the Prolific Valley company,
alleged 10 be due on two promissory
notes,
c. 9, STEWART and John g. Mackay
have returned from southwestern Utah.
where they have been working In the in
terests Of the woolgrowers OF the state.
a DROP OF cents in the retail price
OF butter OF all grades was announced
The reduction Is said TO be
due 10 improved pastures.
w. M. KNERR. deputy city recorder |
yesterday TO his duties. after |
4 two weeks vacation.