Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-04
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THE
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WEEKLY
NEWS
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COUNTRY PAPER
OF THE WEST.
L. Issued Monday, and Thursday,
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Daily and Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The local Painters union win give a
smoker next Thursday evening In Fed
Grafton Of Labor hall.
Mrs. Florence O. Reber has returned
from Denver where she went TO at
tend the funeral Of her husband.
The Salt Lake High school seniors
viii begin the schools social season to.
night with a ball In honor Of the
visit Of the Pueblo football team, in
Unity hall
Pasqualo Murano, a Murray saloon
ktcner. is petitioner i'm bankruptcy,
with liabilities at S2,S02, and assets at
22421i0 OF which Sl2io is claimed as
exempt.
Further meetings Of the Home Pro-
tectiye league have been postponed I'M
tll after the election, and January is
mentioned as the time for holding the
next regular meeting.
The Citizens Heating & Power COM
pany has filed with City Recorder
CrltchlOw an acceptance of the fran
chise recently granted It by tn city
council,
At tonghts courtmartlal Troopers
a. j. Gemmill, J. Terry II, Madsen and
NJ Taylor OF A troop viii appear to
answer to the charge of failIng to at
tend the last state encampmcnt
Elder y. II Roberts will address the
young people OF the two Improvement
associations Of the Eighteenth ward in
the chapel tomorrow night at $50,
suitable music will be provided by the
ward choir
There will be Conversations and
voting carnival at he Tenth ward
Westinghouse on Friday night next
The evening will be devoted 10 a fine
musical program, with games and re-
ireshments
Arthur Leslie, grandson Of the late
Frank Leslie OF New York, is a guest
40 the Knutsford. He Is the inventor
Of n mechanism which viii reproduce
cuts, IN electrotyping at the rate of one
q second. Mr., Leslie is en- route across
the continent.
Rev Dr. Robert NJ. Stevenson, the
new president of Westminster college,
has arrived with his family from Lin
coin, Neb, to remain here, lie was
formerly vice president Of Vellevue col
lege and made an excellent record, Dr.
Stevenson win reside at l2iS Blaine
avenue.
The Salt Lake subjects Of the Mlkado
celebrated his 54th birthday. last even
ing with a display of fireworks in the
vacant lot corner Of State and Third
South streets, which was followed by a
banquet and rally In Harmonic hall
nearby, A large crowd witnessed the
fireworks.
Acting Postmaster Kesler was noti-
fed last evening that the long delayed
furniture for the new postotiice had
been finally shipped from Chicago. md
IS now in transit, Mr.. Kesler had re-
commended to the department that the
present furniture and fixtures be pur-
chased from MIR. Dooly.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's associa-
ton viii be held at their hall, 21l Cam
yOn road on Monday, Nov, 6, at p.
m, sharp, for the purpose Of transact
ing regular business and such other
matters as may be brought before the
meeting, A full attendance Of the
members is requested.
The Unity Sunday school gave an
harvest entertainment last evening, IN
the church. The auditorium was decor
nted with jack-o-lan and autumn
leaves and the program of the evening,
lncluded a comedletta entitled "Ameri-
can Beauties Those who participated
were Beth Larson, Anna Tolhurst
Samuel Cline, HCSlet Eddy. Charlotte
Perkes. Marion 'rr Lucy Cahoon,
Martha Watson and Miss Fisher.
Our writer's and poets in goodly num-
bers are entering the competition for
the three prizes offered for the Christ
mas News, These are-flrst, $50 for the
best Christmas story; second, SIS for
the best Christmas poem, and third
k}5 for the best contribution on the
subject, salt Lake City in the Next
Five Years Full details are printed
IN the advertising columns Of the Sat
urday News.
The local Eiks are already planning
Tor o big delegation to the next an