Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
McEWAN FAMILY THANKFUL.

The committee that had In charge the
entertainment for the benefit OF the
family of the late Robert c., McEwan
Of Salt Lake, and formerly Of Ogden,
have turned over to the family Of the
deceased a very substantial sum of
money which came from the proceeds Of
the concert in return the heartfelt
thanks Of the recipients have likewise
been received The McEwan children
are particularly grateful TO the promot-
ers Of the concert and To the artists who
participated In the same, and take
this means Of expressing their graft
tudo TO all concerned,
CHRYSANTHEMUM FAIR MONDAY.
The Fourth ward chrysanthemum
iair arranged by the ward Sunday
school, commences Monday IN a large
building opposite Wrlghts store. Those
having the matter I'm charge have ar
ranged for large quantities OF cut and
potted chrysanthemums to be sold. The
display viii be very attractive and
should net the Sunday school a good
sum. A lace dress is to be given in
the most popular lady contest
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Tonight at the Grand opera house
viii be played Midnight IN China
town. The favOrte realistic play, In
Old Kentucky" will be presented next
Wednesday night at the Grand opera
house.
The remains OF Miss Josephine Moyes
who committed suicide Monday night,
were taken 10 Plain city today, where
services were held at the home of
william Carver and her body was laid
to rest in the Plain City cemetery
The ogden High school football team
went to Salt Lake City this morning to
play game with the All Ballows team
Wheelwright Brothers have pitched
their camp along the line Of the Bam-
berger car line route to ogden canyon,
and will commence work Monday morn
ing building the line from Washington
avenue to the mouth Of ogden canyon,
a distance OF three miles
No trace Of the burglars or goods
taken from George Kerrs Thursday
night has been obtained by the police,
Mrs, w. II, Chevers has gone to Cali
fornia on a short pleasure trip.
CASTRO CHARGED WITH FELONY.
ogden. Nov. l1.-Before Judge MUIR
ply yesterday the preliminary hear
ing Of Leroy Castro, charged with
felony, was begun. The woman In the
case Identified the prisoner as the guilty
party and gave other evidence rather
damaging TO the defense.
NEW AIlMORY BUILDING.
Plans and specifications for the new
armory for Company b, Utah National
Guard have been submitted to David
Eccles owner Of the proposed site. who
has approved them Work on the
building win begin in the near future.
The site is located west Of the Belnap
Lumber company on Twenty fourth
street, and the building will be leased
20 the state for period Of 10 years
GRAVITY PIPE LINE.
The Corey Brothers, Construction
company has Il contract from the
Southern Pacific for the erection Of a
gravity pipe line 10 Lemay station on
the Luc.n cutoff, the water to be piped
from a spring near Terrace.
PAROLES GRANTED.
The board Of trustees Of the State
Industrial school met last night and
paroled Bert Christensen. Il. and A,
Freshwater, Eastman, Graham, Har-
bertson Kelly, Knox, Nelson. Tietjen
and Kripp also four girls named Chat
terton. Goodfellow. Wheeler and Sven
son. All had nearly the requisite num-
Der OF credit marks for the parole, and
those lacking the board furnished Roy
stone was pardoned at the request OF
his mother, who stated that she desired
to send him to 81. Joseph, Mo.
Trustee Evans reported the icehouse
and vegetable cellar completed, also
other improvements well under way.
RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.
The designations Of Il. W. Harold,
commlssary clerk aud steward and A.
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