The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-05

ters in Liverpool, Eng, was IS years
old yesterday. Mr. PenrOse was born
in Camberwell, Eng, and yesterday was
in the vicinity Of his old home. lie mas
been in England for the past three years.
TO-DAY Is NATURALIZATION DAY in
the federal court, and Judge Marshall
will be called upon to pass on the quai-
ificatiOns of eight applicants. They
come from all over the state ana are OF
different natiOnalities
MRS. CHARLES SYKES. who was taken
into custody Dy the police Thursday
morning as she mingled hymns with
popular airs I'm front or the Temple
while attempting TO conduct relglOus
services, is still in a serious mental con-
dition at the city jail. Authorities be
Heve that she will have to be sent back
to the insane hospital at Provo.
APPLICATION IN BANKRUPTCY was
filed with the clerk of the federal court
Yesterday by Royal H Butler, an en-
pIOye of the Southern Pacific railroad.
He declares his liabilities TO be S35s.yl
and his assets nothing. He also asks
an exemption of $23250. The liabilities
are mostly grocery bills and rent.
EXAMINATIONS Of five applicants for
permission to practice OptOmeuy in the
state were conducted yesterday by Drs.
p J. Alexander and II. o. Jensen or
office of the Alexander Optical com
pany. 21S South Main street. Certificates
viii be granted.
APPROVAL was received yesterday from
Washington, d. C, of the appointment
Of Miss Jennie Harrington as stenC-
graper in the office of Hugh A. McAll-
lin, district supervisor Of the census.
DEPUTY UNITED STATES AIASHAL
LUCIAN Il. SMYTH is suffering from
a severe cold, which has affected his
throat badly.
o. F. DAVIS has applied for the home
stead in section 10, township south,
range west, which was entered some
years ago by James II. Bankhead, the
application being made on the ground
that Bankhead has failed to establish
and maintain a residence according 10
law. The case will be brought before
the general land board i'm the near III
tuTe.
WORD WAS RECEIVED from Insur-
ance Commissioner George B. Squires
Yesterday. who is spending the winter
i'm Los Angeles, stating that ne Is en-
Toying the visit there immensely. lie
has rented a house in Ocean Park and
will remain there two months.
EVIDENTLY officials of Salt Lake stand
high In the east, for Postmaster A. J.
Thomas recently received q letter from
r. V. Julian, 263 Fifty-seventh street
BROOKLYN n. Y, addressed to POST
master General, Salt Lake" Mr.. Ju-
liam wishes information regarding Rob
ert Mclaughlin, who emigrated here
from Liverpool, England, in 1891 or losz
ROUTINE BUSINESS was transacted by
the state board of fire commissioners
Yesterday, and adjournment taken IN
til February It. At this time the board
will probably make known the sue
cessful bidders for grazing privileges
on the state lands within the forest
reserves, for which bids were received
on approximately 5000 acres in the
state.
W. II. BANCROFT, vice president and
general manager Of the Oregon Snort
Line. has returned from trip over
the lines of the Idaho division.
THE UTAH ASSOCIATION OF FIRE
UNDERWATER will meet tonight at
the Commercial club and enjoy their
annual banquet.
WORD has Just been received in Salt
Lake announcing the death Of Ebenezer
Woodford at the residence 6f his son
AT Sebastopol, Cal. Death occurred
January 30 and was due TO old age. Mr..
Woodford was an old resident OF Salt
Lake. coming here in 1861. Two sons,
George and Charles WOodford, reside