Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-29
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LOCAL. BRIEFS.

Hamilton's residence at Fourth and ]
streets for 5000.
Anders NJ. Davidson, formerly OF
Sweden. has been admitted to citlEen-
ship by Judge Han.
Eddie williams, for IS years a bar
tender IN this city, died yesterday az
the age OF 80, OF Brlghta disease. lie
leaves wife and child.
W. A. Sherman has sold 10 y, G.
Jackllng the residence property az t5l
east, South Temple street, for |zo'OVV'
Mr.. Jackling will make Il his home
AZ tomorrows session OF the Unlyer-
elty Sunday school, Or. James Y. Tai
mage VII discuss "Atonement" New
outlines will be distributed. and those
who desire additional copies OF the old
ones may secure them on application
Niels p. Larsen has filed suit In the
distrlct court against Amy II. A.
Thomas, administrators OF the estate OF
f.. ID. Hennefer, and eight other defend
ants TO quiet title 10 ~ by 10 rods OF
lot 8, block s.. plat A, Salt Lake city
survey.
Charles r. Carlson has been author
ized by the counselors IN the presidency
az Liberty stake 70 organize sing
ing class for children residing In that
stake. The class will meet Saturday
Nov. s, M the Ninth ward annex, and
parents are urged to send their chill
dren along,
Postmaster Thomas has received
copies OF a departmental booklet en-
titled ~. 8. Postal Service Domestic
and Foreign Mail Matter" for free dis
trbution az the Salt Lake office The
booklet contains information about the
malls that viii be OF interest to the
general public.
The Collegiate Institute gave a rhet-
orical program yesterday, which was
devoted 10 politics. EpItomes OF the
lives OF the presidential and vice pres
identia candidates were given. with
histories OF the two great political
parties Two campaign speeches were
made by Miss Ethel McMiohael for the
Democrats and Clarence HauXhurst
for the Republicans.
Three cases Of dlphtherla and one
additional case OF smallpox were re-
ported 10 the board Of health late yes.
terday afternoon, The diphtherla pa
tients are Mrs, Taylor and her lS.year-
odl son, Percy, residing az "A u street
and Robert Pace, aged years, residing
NJ S67 west, Third North. The other
smallpox case is that OF Horace
Bourne, 10 years OF age. residing at
1877 X street.
A fire alarm was turned In from the
Manitou hotel late yesterday after
noon, but the blaze was put out by the
chemical before any great harm was
done. The fire started In the kitchen
OF the hotel and was caused By the
range sitting fiat on the floor Three
firemen pried up some OF the boards
I'm the floor and found quite little
blaze, which they extlngulshed with
The chemical.
Mary II. RlndlIsbacher has filed suit
for divorce In the district court
against Christian Rindllsbacher on the
grounds Of desertion and failure 10 sup
port. IL Is alleged that the parties
were married mt Bern, Switzerland, on
July IS. 1880 and that defendant de-
serted his wife In July 1899. Plaintiff
asks that the home IN which she lives
be set apart to her In lieu Of alimony
A consignment Of Moody Colportage
books WAS received in this city yester-
day afternoon from Chicago, for the
Utah State Prison society OF Christian
Endeayor, The late Evangelist ID. l..
Moody left o special fund for supply
ing selected religious readings TO in
mates OF penal institutions, ana ad.
vantage has been taken OF that by
member OF the national committee OF
Prison Endeavor TO send q large num-
Der OF the little books. including quite
a range OF reading to the Utah state
prison,
The 1905 Normals OF the state uni
verslty gave the first OF series OF
dancing parties In the University a..
sembly hall last evening, About 500
persons were present, the room was
decorated, and punch was served In one
OF the corners, with music by the uni.
yersity orchestra, The chaperons were
Mrs J. ]. Klngsbury, Mrs W. NJ.
stewart, Mrs Byron Cummings, Mrs.
n G, Gowans and Mrs. j. n Mcknight.
The class committee was composed of
Preal Clark Myrtle Gibson, Elsie ]
Ward. il, f. syndeguard and Moses
Nelson.
Government Inspector Dorsey Ash
has returned from Evanston where he
went 70 Inspect the excavation being
made for the $4,000 government
building there, and will make occasion
al trips until regular inspector In ap-
pointed 20 take station there Evan.
ston has only $500 Inhabitants. so
such line government building Is
regarded as something really gorgeous.
Al present the federal court is held
IN structure that is considered some.
thing hardly much better than
"Leanto'" the post office Is In the back
OF n store. ~.
James Moore, Charles Wilson and
George Taylor, three young boys with
watering mouths for forbidden fruit
were arrested last evening about
o'clock by the police upon the charge OF
stealing about two bushels OF apples
rom farmer who was bringing a load
mo the city nom near Murray The
three boys arrested aud several others
followed the wagon ana sneaked tbe
apples before the farmer knew what
thy were doing. Three OF them FOLLOW.
ed the wagon up State street "a little
too far and were taken into custody by
policeman. They We're released on
their own recognizance and win appear
today FOR arraignment ON the CHARGE
Of incorriglblllty
Colonel S. b. Miner rs In excellent
spirits over the prospects Of Twin
Falls which he believes viii before
long be a larger city than Boise. and
thus be the largest city In the state.
Plans are maturing for q general de-
velopement of the settlement along
such lines and there are also plans fog
commercial use OF tho grand canal.
rms VIII include the operation OF
launches. tug boats and freight bar.
ges, so that merchandise machinery
and supplies can be shipped by water
TO various points along the line OF
the grand canal Then the presence
OF the great reservoir lake VIII Of itself
tend TO make Twin Falls watering re.
sort with facilities for both Yachting