Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-07
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The Fourth quorum Of Seventy will
meet IN the Twenty-frst ward hail, on
Monday evening next, at o'clock.
Leo Grow has started bankruptcy
proceedings. His liabilities are sl,32S,
and his assets 500, in exempt property.
There will be no meeting OF the
Third quorum of Elders on Monday,
May s. The next meeting Will be May
30.
The funeral OF Annie ], Murphy will
be held from the Granite stake taber-
nacle Sunday at II a. m. Interment
in Salt Lake City cemetery
President Anthem IL. I.und and Elder
Joseph w. McMurrin left this morning
to attend the quarterly conference Of
the South sanpete stake.
The coroner's jury decided yesterday
afternoon. that the two babies recently
found dead In this city, came to their
death at the hands of persons unknown
60 the jury.
The Eighteenth ward Ministries which
scored such distinct hit several nights
ago I'm their initial appearance In the
ward house, will give an entertainment
IN the Granite stake tabernacle on
A. Ray Irvine young Salt Laker
who went east year ago To- study
medicine, Immediately after returning
from Europe, where he had been engag-
ed In missionary work Is home for the
summer. He expects TO return 20 Phil
adelphla in the fall and resume his
course.
At Unity hail. $40 South Second East
street, Sunday afternoon, at $3.50 there
will be a lecture by DR.. a. Brodbeck,
"Origin and Destiny Of the Human
Race" In addition there will be read
ings and music, including the offertory
solo, with Verdure Clad" from the
Creation" by Haydn.
The next monthly meeting Of the
Benefit association Of the Nauyoo Le-
gion Will be held Monday evening, May
0, In the Bishops office, tlthing yard. A
continuation OF the interesting lectures
on the Life Of Joseph Smith, the
Prophet" viii be given by the chaplain,
Samuel w. Richards All Latter-day
Saints are cordially Invited, whether
members of the association or not
VIM. NJ Brown, secretary.
Consul Peter Hansen. agent for the
Canadian Pacific railroad and Atlanta
Steamship company, received a talo-
gram today saying that the steamship
Monitor on which the aged mother OF
Andrew Jenson and his brother, Jens
Jensen, from Pleasant Grove sailed on
April "a, had arrived at Liverpool May
3, All we'll Mrs. Jensen is SO years
of age, and went to her native country
Denmark, on missionary work after an
absence Of 30 years
The Stenographers' club decided e
postpone its proposed entertainment
until May p. The program committee
has secured some Of the best talent In
the city, and an evening OF enjoyment
Is pormised. The club will take ad.
vantage OF the excursion 10 Saltair this
evening and VIII so to the lake enmass
The next meeting Of the club will be on
Thursday evening, May ~, az the Bar
nacle and all stenographers interested
IN the movement are requested TO at
tend
Mayor Morris has vetoed the resolu
ton passed by the city council which
relieves r. j. Moran from fulfilling his
contract In regard TO installing
smoke consumer In the furnace at thu
new city jail Moran claims he coulC
not secure the consumer at the pric,
bis contract called for and asked to b.
relieved from the obligation OF install