Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-10
OGDEN DEPARTMENT
q canyasslng board to canvass returns
Of the recent school election.
G. A. r. ELECTS OFFICERS

Of the recent school election.
G. A. r. ELECTS OFFICERS.
The Dlx-Logan post G. A. r.. met
last night and besides choosing ten
delegates TO attend the state encainp.
neht IN Ogden next spring chose the
following officers. Post oonimander.
John Nels0ni senior vice commander.
" f. Hodgei Junior vice commander,
yQhn Grey. officer Of the day B. +,
Blair quartermastcr, W. H. Russell.
Pr J. X Allen, surgeon NJ. n. Ives,
W. j.. Russell and II. r. Steel, trus-
tees. The installation Of officers will
occur the second Friday IN January at
tue post Headquarters IN the city hall.
PRIZE ART EXHIBITS.
This Is SAT- Lake day for the Utah
stele Art institute, and number Of
Wen known art patrons are coming up
nom the capital. The exhibition OF
paintings continues 10 attract con-
siderable number Of ogden people. IN
some way the Impression persists that
a fee is charged at the doors. This ls
Incorrect, as the state defrays the ok
penses Of the institute. The following
works have been received In competi-
ton for the state prize Of 5000.
Miss r. McGulfe, 'Kylemore Castle
Miss ~ Mcclure. Provo Canyon"
q. NJ, Ottlnser, Guadalupe Pass
q. NJ. Otthger MOntezuma'
A. B, Wright, portrait OF Mrs, Or,
II. j, n,
A. b. Wright portrait Of President
Llnford
George Beard. Lake Sarah"
n, r, Sooy "T0sObet."
T. Slight Autumn"
For the $50 water color prize.
II. L. A Gunner "springtlme,'
II. l. A. Culmer Heart Of the
Mountains"
II. l.. A. Culmer 1.-THE Forest Path"
H. l.. a. Cumer, Grand Canyon
II. l., a, Culmer American Fork
Canyon"
Mrs e. W. Sloan, study Of violets'
Miss H. Mcguire, provo River"
For the $40 prize. Plaster from llfe'
Luke Crawshaw, THE Prospectors
Dream"
For the 81 prize, lace collar
Miss Birdie Taylor,
Mrs. ). ROsenblutn
FROM IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Klesel returned
Thursday night from trip abroad.
After attending the twelfth National r.
rlRGtiOn congress az l0l PasO, they
spent ten days touring old Mexico and
returned by way Of California, Mr..
Kiesel states that the most significant
thing about the congress sessions, In
his judgment was the establishment Of
mutual relations and the recognition
Of the mutual interests existing be-
tween the lrrlgators OF United States
Of America and those Of the republic OF
Mexico.
NAVY DEsERTER sURRENDERs.
T.. Perrin last evening gave himself
UP to the chief OF police with the
statement that he deserted from the
battleship Ohio four days ago IN san
Francisco. He said he was anxious to
get back and give himself up to the
naval authorities, He will be turned
over to the proper officers OF the navy
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
w. W. Browning has been engaged to
act az Judge at the Salt Lake poultry
exhibition this winter. He will also make
a trip to the northwest, having been en-
gagged 10 act as Judge at numerous
poultry exhibitions throughout Oregon
and Washington. MI, BrOwnlng's
services are demanded each year for
similar services.
White Whittlcsey will hold the boards
today at the Grand opera House natl
nee in "The Second In Command To-
night the bin Is Soldiers OF Fortune
HIS company presented "Heartsease
last night. this being the htst appear
ance OF Whlttlesey In this city. He
was given a cordial greeting ana blds
fair 10 become a fayorlte
pleasant entertainment was given
last evening at the Ogden High school
assembly hall by members OF the
school dramatic association. They
nresented aye Destrct Skule' In a
very credltable manner to a large au-
dience.
II G. Bigley and wife have gone to
tho coast on an extended pleasure trip.
The many friends OF Miss Pearl PIN
gree win be pleased TO learn that she
is allie 10 be out again. She went for
a abort walk TO Visit friends yesterday
afternoon.
Alma Chambers, who for the past
two months has been unable to at
tend school Rt the state university
salt Lake City. on account OF suffering
from a severe attack Of typhoid fever,
has sufficiently recovered 10 resume
his studies,
Cpl. French, Of Salvation Army
fame, lectures tonight at the army hall
on twenty. NTH street,
b.. Il. Cummings, who has been In
ogden for several days past on busl-
ness. left this morning for Rexburg
Idaho.
Mrs. Robert Rilllson Of Falryiew
Idaho, is visiting IN ogden with her
daughter. Mrs Charles ]. Tribe,
Emmett tulkeyson, a young business
man of Chicago. Is visiting I'm Ogden
the guest Of Harold peery,
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