The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-24
CITY AND VICINITY

THE RECENTLY CREATED office of
state bureau OF immigration. labor and
statistics, which is In charge OF Com
missioner ii. T. Haines. has moved It's
building 10 the fourth floor of the Felt
building. A. L. Toone OF Ogden has been
appointed deputy commissioners OF this
bureau. Mr.. Toone is we'll known here.
having been docket clerk OF the last and
OF several former legislatures.
A DOMESTIC AND ART EXHIBITION
Will be given in the domestic art rooms
at the Union building OF the Salt Lake
week. Miss Lavinna Parke will have
charge OF the work and the public is cor
daily invited to attend Dresses and
other needle work will be exhibited TO
show what the girls can do in this line.
JOHN WILLIAM REHOR, son of Will
liam Relor. musician in the United
States army. who was until recently sta :
toned at Fort Douglas. has successfully
passed the entrance eNaminat tions To the
United states military academy AT West
Point, Young Rehor has been student
at the Latter-day Saints university.
JUDGE T. D. LEWIS OF the criminal
division Of the Third district court Tues
day morning sentenced William Crown.
three years In tho state prison. Upon
the motion of counsel foY the defense a
stay OF execution was granted until Mon
day, Juno ..
tor, will leave this morning for the Utah
mine which is situated between Clear
Creek and Scofield The purpose of his
visit there Is TO investigate the death OF
a miner who is reported 10 have been
killed by fall of rock in the mine yes
terday.
j, PAYNE. colored. Al years of age,
living at 80 West Third South street. was
mick and the charge of petit larceny was
placed against him While his room =
mate was away Payne stole his friend s
clothes, II is alleged,
A PETITION asking that the will of
Thomas Greenslade. who died in Bisbee.
Ariz.. April 2S 1900 be probated was
fled in the probate division OF the Third
district court Tuesday morning by the
sister of the decedept. Anna Verran. OF
Winthrop. Mass.
GEORGE v. BALLARD, mechanicsi
engineer doing business in Salt Lake
City. has pettioned the United States
district court for a discharge In bank
ruptcy. lie sets forth his total Indebted
ness at $1l. l.279.S3 and his total assets
at s10s5.
ON THE GROUND OF descrton NJ r
Brady was granted divorce from Mary
division of the Third district court Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Brady also was given
the custody OF a minor child.
TO RECOVER sl4355o. alleged to be
due for labor. together with attorneys
i''S W t''''''' oN'i - tiiN
and w. H. Rogers began suit Tuesday
in the Third district court against the
Bingham Copper company.
MISS cORWIN OF the Indian mission
In Nevada will speak at the Rio Grande
chapel tonight at 8 o'clock. The address
will bo Illustrated with stereoptican
views. The mission is at 92i West Sec
ono South street.
SECRETARY OF STATE TINeEY
and Attorney General A. r. Barnes
will leave today for Chicago to negotiate
for the sale of the 100000 worth of uni
versty bonds and the S260000 worth of
state road bonds.
P. II. LANNAN. who spent few days
in town earlier in the month on the way
east from Los Angeles. sailed from New
York last week for Europe. Mr.. Lannan
may be absent several months
JOHN o. WoOLsEY began suit in the
Third district court Tuesday for divorce
from Ina Palmer Woosey. whom he
charges with desc-tsng him. They were
married in October. 1905.
AGNES COVERT was adjudged insane
in Judge r. ID. Lewis's division OF the
Third district court Tuesday morning
and committed to the State Mental hos
pitai.
a CARD PARTY will be given Thurs
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock AT The |. o.
3 3. hall by the Ladies' Auxiliary socie-
ty of Temple B'nai Israel.