Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-31
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

A talk on "Deaconess Work" viii be
given at the First Methodist church
this evening by Miss Paten, field
deaconess.
Invitations are out for a dance next
Wednesday evening at the Literary
club house TO be given by the Utah
commandery Knights Templar.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. j. {. Moses, were held from the
home. No. 474 south West Temple, this
afternoon. beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
Frank Enzensperger. OF Enzensperger
Bros, Is In from California, where he
has been engaged In mining for some
years He is just recovering from u
severe attack Of typhoid,
The Sixteenth ward meeting house
has been very much benefited by the
Improvements which are now complet-
ed. The placing Of the choir behind the
pulpit. is a marked change for the bet
ter.
Butte Miner Justice Nichols yester-
day performed the marriage ceremony
for Adolph Charles Smith Mlitzko and
Vim France, both OF Butte The groom
IL a native Of Missouri and the bride
was born in Utah.
The central school at Murray is near
~ finished. at a cost Of S2s 200. II has
two stories, a basement and an attic,
the dimensions are 60X9o feet The
structure is made Of brick and stone.
and contains eleven class rooms.
A new mail and stage route between
Stateline and Ursine. Nevada a dis
lance OF twenty-five miles. has been es-
tablished. and the carrying OF mails be-
tween the two places viii begin Febru-
airy 18th.
A dispatch has been received by the
parents Of VIII McCrea. who was in
jured in the fire at Ithaca, ~ Y. last
Monday, from President Schurman,
stating that the young man was getting
along all right, although his feet were
badly frozen.
The Anu-Compulsory Vaccination
League will hold public meeting on
Friday evening next Feb 3 IN the Six
teenth ward assembly rooms, on Fifth
West street. All interested IN the move
ment against compulsory vaccination
are Invited
Solomon s. Maxwell, an old Utah
miner, died last night from troubles re-
eulting from an attack " the grippe.
He once owned the Maxwell group Of
mines al Bingham. Mr. Maxwell was
about 65 years old and unmarried. He
leaves no relatives IN this country so
far as known.
Boise Statesman: a committee Of ].
f. Tourtelotte. j. +. koelsch and Y. Il.
Yates left yesterday for Salt Lake %
examine the pressed brick plant which
II is proposed 20 purchase and move TO
this city. The committee took along a
box OF clay which Will be tested there.
Final action on the project VIII be
taken on the return Of this committee.
The board OF education committee on
teachers and school work held a meet
ing this afternoon. The committees on
buildings and grounds and finance are
scheduled 10 meet tonight The board
will meet tomorrow night II is expect.
cd that all the members win be present
except Mr.. Bamberger who is now In
the East.
Mr. ]. II. Il. Franklin, the confection-
er, Is confined to his home with bodily
injuries received some days ago while
filling an order for refreshments for
Christensen's dancing academy The
accident was caused through falling
down a fight Of stairs. While improv-
ing fairly well. II will be some days be-
fore he viii be able to be at business
again.
Colonel Evans Of the salvation Army
will be In Salt Lake on Friday next aud
viii conduct an old time jubilee az the
salvation Army camp. No. i39 east Sec
ond South street. Col. Evans Ii the
commander-in-chief Of the Pacific
coast division and one Of the Oldest or
fcers In the army He is a speaker Of
ability and man Of Information. there
fore will be worth hearing. The Wy
oming and Utah officers viii be present
Rev. Mr. Schank Of the Baptist church
will deliver an address at the camp to-
morrow night.
At Ogden, on Tuesday, February q,
commencing at 10 o'clock am, viii be
held the eighteenth annual encamp-
0ent Of the department Of Utah. Grand