Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Salvation Army VIII open its No.
hall at 1856 east Second South street,
! this evening
As the Twelfth ward westinghouse IL
now undergoing repairs, there will be
no meetings in that ward tomorrow.
NJ, II. Hennessy is confined to his
room at the Cullen hotel, suffering from
pleurisy contracted during a hard snow
trip in tho mountains.
E. w Wilson Of the Commercial Ma
tional bank, who has been IN with
threatened attack of typhoid Is re-
ported to be much improved today.
An important business meeting of the
First Unitarian society Will be held at
their hall, downstairs room, li0 Second
East street, on Tuesday evening, Dec
!, at s o'clock.
Elder Adelbert Clawson. Of this city,
who recently left on a mission to Sa-
moa and was taken III at Papeete. Is
now well again and able TO pursue his
work as missionary,
Two cases Of smallpox have been re-
ported to the county commissioners.
Two miners at Bingham named Alfred
and Rasmussen, are afflicted with the
disease and are now under quarantine.
a social will be given on Tuesday eve
ming Dec. /, In Electrical Workers
hail. First South and Main streets, by
the Ladies' Society OF the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Fremen, Victor lodge,
No 50.
Twenty-elght oil land claims situated
between this city and Salt Lake payil-
ion were filed yesterday with County
nEpprlap NAu1tav / Mnnlu ffharla.
Il. Rowland and associates Each claim
covers 100 acres,
The grand bazaar and home market
to be given by the Indies of the First
Methodist church Will be held In the
church parlors beginning next Wednes-
day evening at $3.50, Several proml-
nent musicians viii assist, the sale con-
tnung through the week
Veterinarians report the discovery Of
number Of cases of pinkeye among
Salt Lake horses While II Is not
thought that the disease will become
epidemic, 1t is recommended that dur
ing stormy weather, especially the
equincs receive the best Of care.
Salt Lake is to be headquarters Of n
branch Of the Brotherhood of American
Yoemen to be organized in this state.
Both men and women may join the or
der, which has central offices In Des
Molnes, Ia, and branches I'm twenty-Ono
states, DR., u, n. A. Downing state
manager for Utah, Is In the city for the
purpose OF organizing the lodge.
This Is the last day in which taxes
may be paid without additional penalty
as after this date no taxes win be re.
ceiyed by the County Treasurer until q
week from next Monday In the mean.
time, delinquents' names and descrip,
tions of property will be advertised and
an additional charge OF 20 cents viii D,
made to the amount Of taxes due ant
unpaid.
County Attorney Westervelt has Is
sued a complaint charging William II
IrOld with obtaining money under falls
pretenses. II Is charged that Jlrol
purchased some furniture from tn
Harris Furniture company on the in
stallment plan and before II was pai
for he mOrtgaged Il TO j, 7. Strlngei
The complaint has been filed In the 20
lice court
Franklin school pupils OF the eight
grade had an interesting debate yestor
day afternoon. the question being Re
solved That the American cOlonist
were justified In the stand they too
during the Revolution. The afilrmativ
was taken by Laura Zimmerman, Nil
dred krebs, Delete Heath; the negauv
by Denton Chamberlin, Raymond ur
and Tracy Gurley.
The News" was gratihed during tn