Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
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The beer bottlers have organized n
union, and were granted charter lant
might by the Federation OF Labor,
Henry Simon and wife have adoNted
Otto Soldier, Jr., lad years old, The
boys mother Is dead and the father
consented TO the arrangement.
Or. Clarence II. Brown OF the First
Congregational church will deliver a
discourse ut the church Sunday even
ing ON the subject, THE Religious Side
cf Lincon's Life
The Orpheus club Is practising every
Tuesday night In preparation for par
fclpation In two concerts TO be given
next month IN the First Methodist and
First Congregational churches,
The funeral Of Wallace the 4-year-old
son OF George Hickey, car accountant
Of the Oregon Short Line, was held
yesterday afternoon from the family
residence. The child died Thursday
night very soon after being stricken
with pneumonia.
The situation Of the cooks and walt
ers is complicated by union OF the
ron-union men into regular organlza-
tion OF their own, which VIII stand by
the six restaurants holding out against
the union. A Wyoming organizer has
got them together, and charter has
been applied for from the American
Federation.
The Utah Federation OF Labor decid-
ed unfair" the six restaurants whose
proprletors decline TO sign the agree
ment with the cooks and walters, Civ
ing the latter one days rest in seven,
and the Understanding Is that the six
are to be boycotted. All the labor or
CARNATIONS in the state win be notified
and expected TO participate In refrain
ing from patronizing these eating
places. The latter are Beardsey's
Tavern, Bonds, the Royal the Sad
die Rock, the Crescent and the Euro
pean,
The Y. NJ c. A. directors decide that
eo,OpO WIN be required 10 carry on the
association work OF the year, and II. A.
Timby, J, G. McClain and W. c.. Lyme
We're appointed q committee to canvass
for hall the amount the other half 10
ba taken from membership receipts.
Secy Axton reported that during the
past year s2,400 had been paid out for
salaries, $3.50, for rent $500 for night
school teachers, $500 for light end frol,
and small amounts for printing cad ,u-
cidentals. The night school situation
was reported as highly encouraging,
Tho n ID ...o...s.. .f.t. 4. a..
cemetery n-agreement that their po-
siton In demanding a deed from the
cemetery people in the proposed trans
fer OF lots Is perfectly just and eQua-
BILE, In that without a deed they would
have nothing to show their right Ia
possession; and when the present board
goer out the new board would have a
right to resume possession of the NJ
In question, ts the G. A. II. would have
no legal right thereto In case the new
loard was minded to make trouble.
The household Of Chaplain Marvin Of
Fort Douglas is having hard trials
and trlbulations. They have been II
quarantine now for over two weeks be
cause Of measles. for as fast as on,
child showed signs of recovery, another
would come down" with them, ant
then the quarantine would be con
again. However. there are hopes tina
the children will be "out OF TN
woods by another week, and then tn
chaplain and his family can "wall
abroad" once more and breathe III
atmosphere of freedom.
Until our farmers, and people VIII
keep chickens, generally get TO TAX
ing better care OF their fowls they can
not expect much OF an gg-laying be
this time of the year" said groce
this morning. Down east peopl
make keeping chickens a regular busi
ness, and shelter them carefully, fee
them prepared food, and keep thei
and their surroundings clean and IRE
from vermin. Consequently, hens thu
cared for will lay pretty much the Yea
round. II pays to take good care 8
the chickens"
Tba members OF the colored Bapti
church met with such success with II
ipossum dinner given by them la
week that they have determined TO dt
plicate IL. This time, however the feal
w,ll be more elaborate and the woo'
OF the south win be more general
represented. Rev. Mr.. Washington,
the church. has secured ten 'possum
i've vild t,.rRcys and a number
Belgian hares. The big supper W
be given on the 2sth Of this month. az
AZ Ii IL to assist the colored folks
their efforts In building a church, q
patronage promises TO be large,
The eighth A class at the Linco
school, which has been until recent
under the direction OF Mr.. Webste
visited that gentleman's home Ia
evening and made him present OF
beautifully bound volume OF Holme
poems. a gift which Mr.. Webster pr,