The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-07
CITY RREVITTES

Insurance Report Out.-The first an
nual report OF the state insurance COM
missioner has just been corrected and
published. The receipts for the period
from April, 1908, TO June, 1910, show
a total Of S4,O62 for fees, and $29,-
1851 premium tax for life insurance
| companies, and for fire insurance COM
panies the total fees are $IO,46O. and
premium tax s16,486.46. The fees for
miscellaneous companies are S2,38O, and
the premium tax S5.50794. The grand
total receipts amount to S6S,232.11. The
expenditures for this period amount 10
$I,42y.lO.
United States COmmissiOner-Her
bert Nichols Of Milford was appointed
United States commissioner for that
district by Judge John A. Marshall.
yesterday.
Are Now Citi1eRs-NicOla TedescO
OF Italy. Thomas Simpson of Eng
land and John Wan Carlson OF Sweden
were admitted to citizenship in the fed
eral court yesterday morning.
To Hold Examinations-Civn serv-
ice examinations will be held August
"a for a female chief Of the training
school in the government hospital for
the insane. and for plant pathOlOgists.
the former at a salary of $500 per an
mum, with living at the hospital, and
the latter at salaries ranging from
81, 800 to 81 500. Examinations will
also be held September and for com
puters in the coast and geOdetic survey
at $1,000 per year.
Hold COnjOint SessfOn.-The Murray
First ward NJ. /. association will hold
cOnjOint session this evening in the
First ward chapel. The ward choir
Blanche Mckee will give a dramatic
reading.
Porter 40 Leeture.-Nathan T. Porter
will lecture before the parents class
at the Fwenty-fourth ward meeting
house Sunday morning on the Saloon
Evil"
Registered at ImperiaI.-Mrs. Clara
Stephenson, the milliner, and her head
trimmer. Mrs. GiIberg, are registered
at the Imperial hotel New York City.
Charles w. PenrOSe 10 Speak.-This
evening at o'clock Charles W. Pen
rose. who has recently returned from
the European mission as its president
Will deliver an address at the Seven
teenth ward chapel His subject will
be THE Dispensation of the Fullness
of Times. which Is the sixth OF
series OF lectures TO be delivered there.
Primary Union Meets.-The Primary
union Will meet next Thursday after
q
key, $50 East Second South street.
To Duplicate Salt Plant.-Leroy A.
Palmer will send 10 TakatO & Co.,
Toxic, Japan, a duplicate of the plans
OF the Inland Crystal Salt company, IT
being the intention of the Japanese en-
gineers to build similar institution in
Japan.
Married mt CathedrhI.-At solemn
nuptial mass yesterday morning at ST.
Mary's cathedral, Rt. Rev. Laurence
Seaman united in marriage Miss Ethel
Pyle, lately returned from England
and Gotthard Messenger Of Salt Lake
Father Dennis Slattery assisted. Miss
Elizabeth Pyle sister of the bride, at
tended her and Max ZWeydorff was
best man. A choir of little girls. un-
der the direction of Miss Nora Gleason,
sang during the ceremony.
Looks for Her SOn-In a letter re-
ceived by Chief OF Police S. NJ Barlow
yesterday, Mrs. Bamford, II Chief
street. Ethan. Lancashire, England. re-
quests that efforts be made to locate
her son. George Wrench OF mo. 5
Aroma street" Salt Lake. The police
Were yesterday unable to find such a
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