Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-10
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ed TO $7i9,3l5.9l, az against 1864 SOL 80
for the same day last year.
The new Episcopal chapel In Per-
kns' addition viii be dedicated next
Sunday at y. m, by Bishop Tuttle'
Frank Smith Of Bridge, Ida, who
was treated as the Keogh Wright hos
pital for conclusion OF the brain, has
recovered, and returned home today
Gov. Wells and state Auditor Tingey
are in Provo today attending the reg
ular monthly meeting OF the state board
Of insanity,
The high barometrlc area continues
over the entire west today, giving clear
winter weather with prospects OF the
same for tomorrow. Temperatures con-
tinue moderate.
The remains OF George Woodllng who
wa. killed Monday, by ton Of mason
~ falling on him. VIII be buried Sunday
next from Evans undertaking rooms
under the auspices Of the Carpenters
union, TO which he belonged.
Jordan lodge No. 3, l. o. o. f, has
elected these officers John E. Oberg,
noble grand; w. II, Kaiser, vice grand
w. r. Hopkins, secretary; 4. NJ. Pen
dleton, treasurer, II. G. Lawrence, Ii
brarian, j. L, Giesey, medical exam
iner.
Prof willard Weihe, accompanied by
Prof Mcclellan, Is expected TO give "a
violin solo at the scandinavian meet
ing I'm the Fourteenth ward this eve
ming. where the Fiftleth anniversary
OF the establishment of the ChrIstiania
branch Of the Church viii be commem-
Grated
state Superintendent % ,,vhOvis iso,-
son returned this morning from visit
to the schools of Hinckley. Deseret and
oasis At the former place he found
the citizens very enthusiastic over the
prospects of having high school there.
The school viii be established In the
near future.
The Weber club members will leave
Ogden next Monday evening, by spe-
cial train, arriving in this city about
p. m, In ample time to prepare for
the Commercial club banquet The mu-
sic will be furnished for the banquet by
Chrlstensen's fun orchestra. and the
decorations viii be by the Salt Lake
Huddart Floral company
+. j. Chrlstopherson of Lehi, while
driving across the South Temple street
tracks at Second West street, ut 43O
p, m, yesterday was run into by car
30, and his horses leg broken, 40 that
the animal had to be shot, Christoph-
erson claims that the motorman did
not ring his gong, ana that he could
not see the car coming because the
wagon was covered The motorman
says he did ring the gong, and that he
also yelled at the man.
The George II. Maxwell post Of the
G., A. r, elected these officers last even
ing; Alfred Kent, re elected command
or, William Crome s. " c.. Philip
Neder, j. V. c.. Edward h. Shepard,
chaplain; John S. Stevens, o, D., ST.
mon Peters, o. O.; Henry =, Burns, Q.
NJ: Joseph Milllron, surgeon, trustees,
Edward r. Shepard and Philip Neder,
w, =. Rove adJutant; delegates to de-
partment encampment. Phillip Neder
John II, Kidd Edward r. Shepard;
alternates. William Crome, NJ. +.
Miller Joseph Mllliron
The following officers Of Utah chapter
Of Royal Arch Masons were installed
last night by retiring High Priest VII.
liam NJ. Rash. EXCELLENT high priest,
Dr. Ned w. Hewett king, Judge
Charles w Morse scribe Joseph G.
byWater. treasurer, John S. Scott, Sec
Rotary, NJ. c. Phillips captain of the
host, Dr. Newton d. Estes. principal
sojourncr. Charles A. Lovidge; royal
arch captain, Robert c. Smous, master
or the thrd vail William II. Arnold,
master of the second vail Alexander @.
sutherland; master Of the nrst vail,
Elmer o. LeutherW0od sentinel, j.
Fred CorkCE
Mrs, Martha Royle King has resigned.
by request the dictatorship of the
First congregational choir. Tho rea-
sons for this are her conducting dress
rchearal Of the cinderella" play on
sunday which included dancing, the
abbreviated skirts worm and Mrs.
Kings absence from church during the
four sundays during the preparation
for the show. Mrs. King does not seem
TO care much, and says her absence
from church was due 10 sickness OF her
father, her boy ana herself. and that
she furnished a satisfactory substitute
at such times, The rehearsal was held
ON Sunday because that was the only
time the orchestra and the troupe could
be brought together The choir appears
To stand by Mrs, King.