The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31
CITY AND VICINITY

AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS of
married life. Clara M. Olsen fled suit for
divorce yesterday against Peter Nj. Olsen.
to whom she was married in 1887. All
| children TO the marriage. with the ex-
cepton of a l7-year- old son. arc OF age.
Failure TO support Is the cause alleged
for the suit. hlimony OF $40 n month Is
asked for.
THE EMPLOYEES OF the postoffice OF
this city Will entertain at a ball at Salt
air April y. The dance will be the
fourth of a series given by the postoff!ce
employees this season. by which they are
raising funds to defray the expenses con-
nected with the holding of the national
city next September
1T WAS ANNOUNCED Yesterday tina
the fees collected By the state insurance
department from companies writing pol
icies In this state amount to $60.1SI.1 II
for the first three months OF this year.
This amount represents an increase OF
So75l.99 over the amount OF fees col
lected for the corresponding period last
year.
stale fish and game commissioner. who
returned yesterday from his annual In
spection Of the state fish hatcheries at
springyIlle and Powell's sluice in Utah
condition The shipping of trout fry
from springvsle will begin tomorrow.
THREE NEW motorcycles were or
dered for the police department yester-
day, and hereafter the motor squad will
consist of five men. The Increase In
the squad is TO be made in view OF the
excellent results obtained up 10 date
through the use of the speedy little
machines
GENEVA PRATT, aged two and one
Charles Pratt, died Friday night at the
home, The body Is at the mortuary es-
taGIIshment OF s NJ Taylor 4 Co. and
former home of the family. for Inter
ment.
MISS KATIE PERkEs M'ALLIsTER,
who is to leave here April IL on a mis-
sion TO Hawaii on behalf OF the Mormon
church, ls to be the recipient OF fare
well testimonial at the Seventeenth &c
cleslastical ward meeting house next
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Harry S.
Harper returned home from California
yesterday. accompanied by his family.
and will resume his duties tomorrow,
some time and Mr.. Harper went to the
coast to accompany her home.
WHAT WILL amount TO almost an in
dependent exposition for Utah Products
building at Main street and PostofrIce
place. Ii is here that several operating
exhibits will be placed for the big week
SUIT WAS FILED yesterday by Clara
as administrator OF the estate of John
Dubei ct al, seeking the foreclosure of
a mortgage or the payment OF pron1Is-
sory note OF $1,000.
w, n, DYE will be the speaker at a
meeting of Socialists at o'clock this
evening at Socialist hall. room 225 Moose
hall building. The subject of Mr.. Dyes
address will be the Origin and Use Of
Money"
FUNERAL SERVICES for Adam shy
der will be held at Eagles hall at 2
o'clock this afternoon. under the dircc-
tion OF the local aerie Of the Fraternal
Order Of Eagles. Burial will be In Mt
Olret.
SUIT WAS FILED in the Third district
court yesterday by Joseph Alfred Carlisle
against the Riverside Dairy and Stock
farm to determine the title TO a tract OF
land claimed by both parties at issue
SUIT WAS FILED yesterday In the
Third district court by CorabelIe &. Kin
deryater. for o divorce from Albert Kin
deTvater. Failure 10 provide Is given
as the basis OF the action.
THE SHEEPsHEARING season opened
Friday at Fairfield on the Salt Lake
Route. II is said that about so, 900 head
OF sheep will pe shorn there during the
season.
MR., AND MRS. WILLIAM e. BROWN,
IS South Seventh West street. are re-
ceiving the congratulations OF friends
over the recent arrival OF a son In their
home.
THE LAW AND MOTION calendar
Will be called tomorrow In the federal
court II will be tho last call before the
beginning OF the jury trials April 8.