Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
L OCAL BRIEFS.

A sacred Lenten cantata Will be given
IN the First Presbyterian church to-
morrow night by the choir, assisted by
Miss Lillian Turner, Fred Graham and
George Il. Curtis as sololsts,
A complaint was filed in Judge
Dithl's court today against one James
Davidson charging him with practis-
,hs medicine without a license. The
complaint Is signed and sworn TO by
I II. Dunlayey, Davidson viii have a
hearing next week.
Col. r. NJ Bryce Thomas OF London
VIII lecture on india" In the Fifteenth
ward westinghouse tomorrow night the
meeting commencing at $50. Col.
Thomas was for many years a resident
OF India as an officer in the British
army, and his lecture will doubtless be
highly interesting.
President Joseph f. Smith will delly-
81 a lecture IN the Second ward meet
ilghouse tomorrow evening. Sunday.
March 20, Il Is expected that one OF
the Twelve Apostles viii be In attend
ancc also. The meeting commences az
6N o'clock and the public is most cor
daily invited,
Representative A. l.. Hamlln was
last night made the recipient of a
handsome gold mounted umbrella the
gift Of the state prison guards. The
present WAS taken 90 Mr. Hamline resi-
dence by Lou Martin and was given In
appreciation of his services In behalf
of The new elght-hour law.
This morning Chief Devine Of the
~ department received a letter from
Edward Mccarthy, his former assistant
CHEF Mr. Mccarthy is on "a farm .n
Alberta, Canada and states IN his
letter that he would rather raise grain
io fatten other peoples cattle than
climb s0-foot ladder and be a hero Oh
tho FIRE department.
y In the Eighteenth ward chapel t1mor-
s.Nw eFnlng. at $3.50, Prof B. Cmn. Jr..
siftsideSt Of the Brigham Young acade-
my az Pr6r0 and head Of the recent ex-
ploring expedition 10 Central America.
viii Lecture on his experiences on that
trip. Special music viii be provided
by the ward choir, including a duet by
Mr Piper and Mrs Dinwoodey.
AT a meeting Of the 81. Louis and
Portland fair commissioners held yes
terday, IL was decided 70 act IN common
as 10 headquarters and secretary The
meeting was attended by Hoyt Sher-
man. Willis Johnson. J.. W. Shurtlin N
H. Clawsou, George !. Holman and Gov
ernor Wells, and John O. Cannon was
elected secretary Hoyt Sherman was
made treasurer OF the ST. Louis commits
sion,and George =, Holman OF the Port
land commission. the 81. Louis CONE
mission will visit 81, Louis April 80.
President Horace II. smith Of the
Utah State Union of Christian En-
denvor ls making special effort for "a
successful ANIMAL convention 90 b. hrd
IN May at SpTlngville There are over
40 EndeayOr societies IN the state. with
membership az about s00 a number
Of delegates TO the general assembly
OF the Presbyterian church at Los An
eeles VIII pass through this state on
that day MAY l6. ana they wan be-
asked 10 make their presence known
al the convention. II lis understood
that Rev. F. A. simpkin Of the phnups
CONGREGATIONAL church Of this city, win
be made president Of the state union
TO succeed MI. Smith
Joseph Wilcox, 81 miner from Ring
nam Was taken TO Che Keogh- Wright
nnApi'al last uifht with two broken
~ nus anc a well developed casa OF pneu-
,',n'h. The injured man WAS found IN
49,, >.o,n,nnetelai street rooming house.
~ ~. =. mao been FOR some time with
h,r, nv ~. ave that which was given
U.s. - "'s proprietor Wilcox, who