Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05
The Semi
Weekly News
TIE GREAT
COUNTRY PAPER
OF TIE WEST.
Is ISSUED Mondays and Thursdays
and contains all tho cream Of the
Daily and Saturday News.


a new fire alarm box has been nut in
at The corner of State street and Social
Hall alley
State University students have agreed
TO patronage only those merchants in
town who advertise in the University
Chronicle.
There will be no service tomorrow
at the First Congregational church, as
the pastor Is called away But there
VIII be evening service instead.
Unless the brother or some relative OF
the late Aurora Hodge Is heard from
today. as to the final disposition OF the
remains, they viii be buried at the ex-
pensc OF the county.
Tomorrow night President Anthem II.
Lund Will deliver lecture in thu TWEEN.
ty-eighth ward Westinghouse, the
meeting commencing at $3.50 His sub
ject will be, Missionary Work IN the
Holy Land"
There VIII be meeting held at the
Veteran Volunteers hail. 27l Canyon
road, on Monday night Dec. T. at
O'Clock sharp. All old firemen are re-
specially Invited to be present, as
business OF Importance viii be trans
acted.
Mrs. Lucy W. Smith viii give "A
Short Talk on Rome which she has
lately visited, before the joint meeting
of the two Improvement associations
of the Eighteenth ward tomorrow night.
The ward choir viii also render a spe-
cial program.
The funeral services over tho re-.
mains Of the late Elizabeth Bean. wife
Of William Bean, aged So years, will be
In IA M
from the Twentieth ward meeting
house. Friends are invited to attend.
and can view the remains at family res
idence from 10 TO 1880 a. m. on
day OF funeral
The Home Fire Insurance Office re-
ceived this morning letter from Lake
Butler, Florida, enqurng as 90 the
chances for investment In the far west,
as 4 per cent is about an people with
money 10 invest can get In the SOUTH
eastern country. The inquirer had seen
the Insurance companys advertisement
IN the Deseret News. thus showing
that the News has a wide circulation
Aere g. OF the Fraternal Order OF
Eagles elected these ofliccra last night,
for the ensuing year. Worthy presi-
dent George NJ, Wiegand, worthy vice
president, Eber w. Han. worthy Sec
rotary, Abe Bernstein; worthy chaplain.
George A. Whitaker; worthy treasurer,
James Carroll worthy conductor. Y. j.
Suwaezki, worthy inside guard, George
Smuan; worthy outside guard A. e.
Topping trustees, Del Wilson, A. j.
Davis; Albert Harz, past president, W.
w. Hall; aerie physician, Or. Alvah
Lewis.
Secy, Harris OF the Commercial club
Is busy issuing notices today. to the
effect that the secoad annual banquet
ot the club VIII be held at s p. m. Dec,
IA. The name Of the Weber club Is In =
terWoven az the head OF the notice with
that Of the Commercial club, and atten-
ton Ia called to the fact that the We
Der club viii be associated at this
function with the Salt Lake club. Ac.
companying the notices Is the menu
card containing the names Of % delicate
articles OF diet.
The Holy Cross hospital now ha,
what IL believed TO be the finest operat
ing room between Chicago and San
Francisco. II Is composed of a suite ol
five rooms, the main one being wher,
the operations are performed. East nj
the main room Is the sterlllzlng room
and beyond that room where the ply
sicians and surgeons change thei
clothes mud prepare for operations. on
enlng off the west side Of the operatint
room Is the anesthetic room where pa
tents are prepared for operations an,
beyond Is another apartment. wher
attendants and physicians prepare I,
use The knife. All the rooms are fltte,
with marble and white enameled brick
The floors are marble, as Is also In
walnscoting to the height OF about 81,
feet Above that is a smaller wains
cotlng OF enameled brick, extendin
TO the ceiling, which is also Of brick
When the rooms have been completes
they will be equipped with the lates
apparatus for surgical operations. I'm
gliding glass and steel tables,