The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
Now Law Is Drastic
Regarding
immigrant Reforms.

,,xcToN. D. c., March 30
sSn,- ~ nonted concentration of I'M
brg'' their disease-breeding,
=, '''ssnsrptins colonies IS, ,,s4 in 10 New ns
is euvirons IS mt iast 10 DC
q 'ps ~ d The Federal Government.
q a., +, next Frank P. Sargent the
'pn General Of Immigration,
oocn the doors of a "divis-
'n'a a;nformation'i--an Innovation
O ,;;ecs vast results. Its func-
!" 10 $50 promote Il beneficial
W. n aliens among the States
:,orics desiring immigration. -
's :oI IN charge will gather from
,,o sources useful information
r ,hc resources, products and
al al characteristics OF each state ,P
This information VIII
S;,,od NAM in different languages. and
I, distributed at the immigrant
among all admitted aliens who
: tG it
..,u.rs at Immigrant Stations.
,,.,more. the States and Terri
rill be permitted to send to the
-, station agents. to be given
- all newly admitted aliens.
,scial promoters will point out
newcomers the special induce
,or settlement offered by their
xiire States
4 rotect the lives and limbs OF the
who particularly at the great
I,l,nd station. will run the gaunt-
/ !, ,hese Two score or more State
i. Commissioner-General Sargent
,.,me some strict and drastic rcgu-
Il: Those agents violating these
x;Il be denied the privileges of
. ,,,,;ops. Some Of the States, par
,,r those of the South, already
lain immigration bureaus, and
will appoint the agents sent 10
;,mierant stations. Other States
sug immigrants are expected to or
81 such bureaus before July |.
&.l,ally the whole of this education
uspien will be wagcd at the Ellis
M slation. New York. Through It's
t,ls passed last year $4,000 of the
f;oDo aliens admitted to this land
an
Nv very badly immigrants are
|ttd in many sections of the South
II WHt is disclosed in the urgent
IL which Mr.. Sargent has been re-
,is These come especially from
4ltuhsts, mine owners. manu-
hens and railroad officials. A ma.
Of our immigrants are pouring
he sections where they are least
"a and where the least chance of
sKaits them. while they arc avoid
he sections where they would
szkomed with open arms and given
lisrative employment.
Where Aliens Concentrate.
b how this. is will be seen by the
'a for last year. Over seven-tenths
re passing through the immigrant
g said they were going to settle
ftzdy thickly populated centers,
Ill of this while the clamor for
gants was coming from thiulv
atsl districts Over one-third of
lliens said they were going TO
D their abodes in New York
p; more than one.sixth in Pennsyl-
y and onetwelfth in Illinois, Al
many declared themselves
y for Massachusetts,. aud next
81 New Jersey.
put II IN another WAY, there set
ir New York last year more than
Fse newly arrived aliens (374.70S)
FPalste second Buffalo: for Penn
niS enough (l9S,6SD to fill an
Minneapolis, or two Scrantons;
Illinois enough (s6.539) to duplicate
aroud. Va; for Massachusetts,
Va lI3,S63) To fill n Trenton, n.
y ssf Tor New Jersey enough (5s,4l5)
another Hoboken.
'g' than 90 per cent were destined
ns North-the North Atlantic and
Ventral States Only 2-5 per
,sere bound for the Wesi-beyoud
nsiss'ppl-and only 1-5 per cent
ss South. Ohio alone got more
,sss aliens than either the whole
o. the whole South. Such is the
OF analrs against which Mr.. Sar-
new Information Office, REIN
cy The States and territories,
ssge lis strenuous educational
south a Splendid Field,
south in particular wants immi.