Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02
Observation-Disclosures
THE
SEMI
WEEKLY
NEWS
THE GREAT
COUNTRY PAPER
OF THE WEST
Il Issued Monday. and Thursdays
and Contains All the Cream of The
Daily and Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Frank w. Pickard has Just under
gone Il second operation for appcndi-
cltis at the Holy Cross hospital, and
is seriously III.
W. O. May1eld Of Pennington submit
ted yesterday afternoon 20 an operation
at the L. d. S. hospital for his eye. 1t
is considered successful
The Mutual Improvement assocla-
lions Of the Third ward viii give ball
IN the Liberty stake hall on Wednes-
day night next The public IS invited.
Twenty-first ward are making extend
ed preparations for the ward fair which
Is scheduled for the 5th-1th Of the cur
rent month.
The Pau-Hellenc society has been
fesurrected, reYiviied and turned over
from the college men to the ladies who
VIII meet in mystic session at Rowland
hall next Thursday evening.
The cold weather is driving wild ducks
south In large numbers 80 that local
duck hunters are now finding them
selves In great luck. For the last two
days, the markets have been pretty
well supplied
The directors OF the Ladies' Literary
club viii meet Dec. g. to name new
committees for the federation select
place for holding the next convention,
and plan club work for the coming
year.
The Apostles Sent OUT VIII be the
subject OF Or, Talmago's lecture at the
University Sunday school tomorrow
New leaflets will be distributed. The
lectures ara given In Barratt hall, be-
ginning at 1880 p. m, The public IL
invited
Judge Brown of the juvenile court
yesterday committed Espay Spldel to
the state industrial school for incor-
rgibllty, but. as the hoy and his moth
er pleaded so earnestly for one NOR.
chance. the sentence was suspended
during the good behavior of the boy.
At a mass meeting held IN the Mil
Creek ward Westinghouse Nov. 80. the
following committee was selected to
act IN conjunction with the board Of
education from that districts Charles
Bell, chairman; c, f.. Marks. secretary;
William Carlson G.. II. Spencer and
Frances Qualtrough.
A. Meyer has closed mp his saloon
near the smelter grading camp near
Garfield Beach and has also Withdrawn
his protest against j. j. Cahoon's sa-
loon. This ends the trouble over the
saloons which has been Investigated by
the county commissioners with view
10 revokng both licenses.
Rev. A. II, Henry. formerly pastor of
the First Methodist church IN this city.
has distinguished himself at North
Yakima. Wash, by building u 100000
church there. and which was dedcat-
ed last Sunday, by Bishop d. II, Moore
OF Portland. Bishop Moore dedicated
the Scandinavian Methodist church III
this city.
The proper care and attention oil
horses and other dumb animals is now
receiving the most careful considera-
ton OF City Humane Officer b. b
Mann, now that cold weather has ar
rived and snow Is on the ground, Mr.
Mann II on the lookout for amy per
sons who neglect their horses on show
inhuman treatment towards them. AIR
will consider it favor II any one vii
report any Of such cases to him SO tina
the offender may be punished. Horse
should be well banketed. sheltered an,
fed during the winter months.
The High School Alumni association
gave an enjoyable concert In the Y. NJ
G.. A. auditorium last evening, although
the audience was not q lie ms large al
was desired owing to the "ColleK
Widow attractions IN the Theatel
Among those participating with credi
were Misses Rosemary Holland, Jenni
Myles, Irene and Gertrude Kelly. Edn
Evans. Ella Lowenstein Jennie Glacier
Florence Smith, Halle Foster. Beatric
O'Connor Agatha Berkhoel. Judit
Evans. Mrs. Margaret X. Kerr Nj
Slbley c. d. Schettler, Claude Nettlo
ton, and others