Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-11
The Semi
Weekly News
THE GREAT
-
COUNTRY PAPER.
OF THE WEST:
Il Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and contains all The cream Of the
Daily and Saturday Nows.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Today is pay day at Fort Douglas.
Rabbi Reynolds lectures this evening
on "The Strenuous Life" In the Jewish
Temple.
Il. a. Brewster of Shoshone, Idaho,
has bought the Park City Miner. and
takes active control January /.
w. Il. ID. Barnett OF this city an
old-timer, and formerly timber agent,
is dead at Durango, Colo, aged 81,
The small boy was In evidence at the
Rhode Island office today There are
5000 big wall calendars to be distrib-
uted.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Gillet OF the San Pedro IL back again
from his trip to Chicago and will leave
tonight for the west.
A. Il. Devne and n. c. Weber of
Bingham, charged with holding up
saloon, have been discharged as they
were able to prove an abb.
Jacob Coleman OF this city, and
Sanford student, has resigned the edl-
torshlp OF the literary magazine OF the
college, as his college duties require all
OF his attention.
The funeral services OF ex-pollceman
Peter l.. Johnson were held this after
noon from the undertaking parlors of
$. ID. Evans, under the direction OF the
Wasatch lodge Of Masons,
The management OF the Infants
home will rattle a big doll for the bene-
ut of the home Christmas eve, and
the doll is now on exhibition in the
show windows of an East Temple street
store,
lola Schaedler, aged 4, who was re-
Gently burned to death by her clothes
catching fire from burning grass, was
buried this afternoon, from the residence
of her parents on Charles avenue The
interment was at Mt. Olivet.
The Twentieth ward amusement COM
mittee Will give dancing party In the
ward annex tonight, to which all people
OF good character are invited. This
is one of a series TO be given on Friday
nights during the winter months.
Assistant General Freight Agent Il.
V. Derrah of the Rio Grande has been
called to Denver for a conference with
his chief II IL said Traffic Manager
Schumacher will be there also, and that
the local coal tariffs may be adjusted
II now developes that Miss Lena Hall
was to have been married TO James
McGregor, the suicide, tomorrow after
noon, and the lady Is utterly unable
to reason out what cause McGregor
could have had to make away with
himself
There will be a special meeting OF
the local typographical union this at"
ternoon to meet with President James
Lynch Of the International union, and
j. G. Lynch Of the Publishers associa-
ton of America, to range for scale OF
wages for Salt Lake printers during the
coming year. The visitors viii viAt
ogden next.
Orange Seely OF Castle Dale says that
there Is but one person In his town who
is fighting the Fuel company and that
Is George Brandon, the saloon man.
He says that many persons who were
In sympathy with the strikers have
changed their views and are using
their best endeavors to get men to go
over to the coal camp In Sunnyside and
go to work
Superintendent OF Waterworks Hines
and Land and Water Commissioner
MacKnight still have a force Of mer
working on Parley's creek trying e
open the channel OF that stream, which
Is frozen solid for a distance Of about
six miles There Is very little water
flowing down Parley's creek now, but
Il Is expected that the channel Will bt
opened In few days