The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-11
CITY AND VICINITY

A PATENT has just been granted to
Ray c. Kingsley Of the Columbian Opti-
cal company on nose glass mounting
that is said to be n decided Improvement
over present devices. II VIII permit pco-
pie to wear nose glasses who have for
merly been unable TO do so on account OF
a thick nose bridge or close pupils. Mr..
Kngsley's Invention covers both the
'short width feature, which frequently
troubles opticians, and is also said TO be
more durable and neater In appearance.
A CHANGE IN the stamp department
of the postoffice will be made shortly
The stamp window Will be moved from
the present location on the north side OF
the south corridor 10 the south side be-
tween the money order department and
the cashiers department. Alterations are
being made at present to accommodate
the stamp department just opposite where
II is now located.
TWO ABANDONED husbands asked
the district court yesterday to relieve
them from a state OF wifeless matri~
mony. Claude s.. Snow sued for divorce
from ISffa y. Snow. whom he declares
left his domiclle two years. ago without
cause and won't come back. Lafayette
Sigler makes a similar complaint against
Grace SiGer.
n. c. MUTT, general manager Of the
Salt Lake Route, arrived in salt Lake
Angeles lie is registered at tt the y Hotel
Utah. When seen in the bolel last night,
Mr.. Mutt said he came here to meet J.
Ross Clark, vice president OF the road.
with whom he probably will go over tho
line tomorrow.
A MEETING of the Salt Lake County
Fish and Came Protective association
will be hold In the Moose club rooms
changes in the flsll and game laws viii
be discussed and a general attendance OF
game wardens from all parts OF the state
is requested.
NOTICE HAS been received by State
that the Manhattan Life Insurance COM
papy of New York has withdrawn from
doing business in this state Permission
policies already in force force here tre through gii
either a local bank or by mall.
FRANK WILSON and Fred Snyder ad-
mltted their guilt when arraigncd before
Judge i. c.. LoofbouroT in tho district
q dynamo from local machine shop,
They were sentenced TO serve six months
each in the county Jail.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting of
ten state road commission was held IN
the commissions office in the Felt build
Ing Yesterday afternoon. Nothing but the
routine business of the commission, such
AS paying bills and the like, was han
died.
LORENZO D. cREEL. special United
States Indian agent for Utah, left yes-
terday afternoon for the Indian village
of kanalsa in Skull valley to investigate
the Goshoot Indians.
t. v. WATERHoUsE Of Sydney. AUS
traia, and a. W. Wjucey of Adela de,
Australia, are guests at the Hotel Utah,
They are mining engineers and are MAX
Ing tour OF the mining districts of the
United States.
THE FUNERAL OF George Dofelmeire
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
| o'clock from the Bountiful meeting house.
Services will be conducted by the bishop
OF tlio ward. Interment will be in the
Bountitui cemetery.
TO RECOVER $500. alleged to be due
on q promissory note and TO forec!ose
a mortgage on certain real estate given
as security, Walter H. Dayton Yesterday
| flied suit In the district court against
Mary J, Anendsen and others.
3. II. ROBERTS win deliver an ad-
dress 10 the seventies quorum OF the
l Salt Lake stake Monday evening, Janu-
airy L. In the Sixteenth ward meeting
hourc at 1850 o'clock,
THE ALL-STATE high school dance
given at the Odeon last night. under the
direction of members OF the University
| OF Utah student body. proved a big sue
| cess, about 200 couples attending,