Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
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Sarah Howeln Of l3J Fourth East
has the smallpox and AN because she
would not be yacclnaled.
The petition FOR "a rehearIng In the
case OF Eliza English ya Joseph OPEN
shaw has been douIed by the supreme
court
Major Hooper Of hc Rio Granda
looks for o very heavy passenger trallic
westward next year ON account Of the
Portland exposition.
Private Thomas CLARK of the Twelfth
battery at Fort Douglas has been
transferred 90 u company twenty
ninth infantry same post
The state board OF examiners opened
bids yesterday afternoon for supplies
and printing tOr the stute Legislature
ana win let contracts Monday
The subject Of Dr. j. II Talmage's
lecture before the University sunday
school Sunday next VIII be TIE Goa
Of Israel Prof Merrill VIII speak OH
THE NJ DOSAGE of Alma
The local Portland Cement company
viii place an exhibit of its wOrk To- the
real estate information bureau, ana
other manufacturing concerns are IN
vlted TO do the same thing
Collector Groeuwald is much interest
ed In the recent Interpretation of tha
tenure NJ office law at Washington
which would give all collectors Of sub
ports their Offices for lie
Los Angeles up 10 date, with all her
main buildings and attractions NUS
trated IN the best style Of which IN"
"Ncw plant Is capable, VIII be "a fea-
ture Of the forthcoming issue OF the
Christmas News,
The many friends Of Prof George
Careless viii read with interest the am
nouncemont IN the music department OF
the Saturday News that he Is to con-
tribute new Sacramento hymn TOT
the Christmas News.
j. W. Summerhays and l., John Nut
tail OF the Dessert Sunday school union
board have left on AN extended tour
of Colorado and New Mexico IN the IN
forests of the Relief society the re-
lglon classes and the general Improve
ment u Sunday school organizations
Bands Mercy win be organized IN
the public schools under the SUPER
vision OF the Society for the Proven
ton Of Cruelty TO Animals and Rev
Or. w. r. Padcn viii speak on the sub
feet next Wednesday afternoon before
the school principals meeting, These
Bands OF Mercy exist IN many of the
public schools elsewhere
There is much inquiry at the Deserel
News book store concerning Mr itlifed
Lambournes charming work Pictures
OF an Inland Sea-" it makes a specially
fitting Christmas present 10 send away
10 friends Interested IN Utah The book
store is closing out the edition at half
price, 30 cents instead Of 81, aud pa
per edition at Is cents.
There was a small explosion ycster
day afternoon at the Model dye works
caused by the Ignition OF match IN
the pocket 0f a vest that was being
cleaned with gasoline, and Mrs. NJ
johnson was slightly burned about tn
arms, The establishment was damaged
so worth.
An Omaha dispatch says Halle Err
mimic Rlves sister Of Amelia Rlves
starts west from here tomorrow Ia
search OF material for a strictly west.
ern novel Her tour viii include Port
land, San Francisco, salt Lake city
and Denver Miss Riyes was the first
member Of the family TO appear ON the
literary armament her first book
Smoking Flax appearing when she
was but ~,
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Veteran Volunteer FIremens ass0cia-
ton will be held at their hall 27l Can.
yon road, on Monday evening. Dee y
al 1880 y. m, a fun attendance OF Of
iicers and members Is requested also
al members Of the Flremon Mortuary
association. to take action ON the rules
ana byelaws OF said association An
old volunteer fremen cordially invited
to All meetings.
There viii be am interesting Thanks.
giving song service IN the seventeenth
ward chapel tomurrow evening, This
Is q custom q several years and Is ale
ways looked forward TO as an event iu
the ward. Two pupils OF Mr. Hngh
Dcugall, Miss Ivy Evans soprano, ana
MI. Henry p. King, baritone, lro TO
make their appearance 10 % public cu-
pacity Each viii sing "a sacred colo
and there viii be other interesting
musical numbers
General Manager II. e., Williams OF
the Utah Fuel company returned last
evening from Carbon county where he
has been for the last two weeks, aud
says that the years output OK coal and
coke VIII be creditable in amount not
wlthstanding the lnterierence.last win
ter With the operation of the mines by
the strikes Mr. Williams says there
are few Of the ex.trlkers left who are
living ON their previous savings and
some Of these are putting in their time
hunting,
The ordnance passed by the council
Monday night regulating the hanging
OF electric signs on streets has been We
toed by Mayor Morris The ordinance
provides that the signs shall not extend
more than 10 feet out from the build
ings, The mayor Is OF the opinion that
they should be allowed iS feet as they
furnish good lighting for the streets,
and the width Of tho streets Is such as
10 justify the mayor lu allowing the
signs 10 project that distance lie
states IN his veto that 70 The ordinance
Il changed in that one respect he viii
approve g.
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Save your money and when YOU get %
dollar, deposit It with lions Savings
Bank and Trust Co.. Salt Lake CITY.