Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-24

Clear ToBght---The weather at pres
emit Is showery. but II promises to clear
on tonight. and sunshine Is therefore,
booked for the morrow by the local
weather office,
Military Bali---Gov John c. Cutler
and members of his staff VIII go 10
Mt. Pleasant tomorrow night To at
tend the military ball given by Com.
pany ID, \. G. T.. new organization at
that place,
Batteries ADMINISTRATORS from FORT
Russell state that the Tweltth hu9
Nineteenth Light batteries arrived
there on schedule time. May ~, IN
good condition. Fort Russell rs now
in the department OF the Missouri
Good Program Tomorrow--The great
Wagner program FOR tomorrow alte'-
noon. at the Tabernacle. Is attracting
considerable attention, ana thcle ,s
promise ~ an unusually large attend
ance. so that the entire gallery ought
10 be filed.
Prof. Jones to llecture--Prot. Mar
Gus n. Jones, the well known scientist
Will lecture Monday evening next pc
fore the Mems club OF the FIRST Cul,,
gregations church, on "Earthquahss'
With special reference to the san
Francisco disaster.
Elks Getting Rcady--Various COM
mittees of the Elks are meeting ~"
every night. for the completion OF ar
ranrements 10 make the pllsrlnlasv
to Denver. There Will be mecuns
! Sunday 10 practically finish up inc pre-
llmlnary arrangements
More ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
| san Francisco report the daily ocSu. :
renee there OF earthquakes OF various
| sizes and dimensions; but tho m
habitants have got used to them ana
an earthquake now excltes out ht,lo
comment. The motto seems 10 DC
Forget II,
WIN Send sts,OoO--The California
uelief committee will send tomorrow
two checks covering $4,000. to Chair
man Pheian Of the committee AT san
L1nncisco. which viii practically close
M the account Mr.. Phelan notihes
the committee that money rather imam
supplies, Is needed at present
Articles Filed---A copy OF the ar
! ticles OF Incorporation OF the hlnchlus
| North Canals and Laterals company
/ y.
in the secretary Of states office TO-DAY.
| It's capital stock Is $1,000 divided lhto
| shares OF the par value OF > each
I n. Ianpton II president, j. ,. Blahe'
! secretary: r. T.. Robinson. treasurer
Endcavor Mceting--The executive
| committee of the State Union OF CHRIS
| tan Endeavor will hold It's last meet
| ing this evening. prior to the mettlns
| Of the annual convention 10 pe neiu
next saturday in the Central ChHstlaI'
! church. There is every promise OF
generous attendance, with n paruCu-
larry good sized delegation from og-
| den and Brigham city
VIII of $. Is. Mllncr--The will OF
| Stanley y. Miner WAS filed for propate
| I'm the district court today by M .
Truth A. Miner, who asks tnat ie..et :
testamentary OF the estate pe lsS ,,,
Ia nor as provided I'm the VIII me
estate consists Of personal property of
! the value Of s2O.000 and real estate
| Of inc value OF $4,000. The entire
estate is bequeathed to the widow oil
the testator
Kansas en-, Editor IIcrc--Editor W.
A Jones of the Weekly lmplemeHi
Trade Journal of Kansas CITY, ann
/ wife. are spending few days IN Sal'
! Lake taking IN the attractions or the
town Mr.. Jones paper has cor
respoudent I'm this city, so that the
| events and needs OF the intermountaln
| country are fully looked after, IN fact
The entire country west OF the Missis-
| sinni "a covered by the Journal Which
rs making marked headway IN the pro-
fession.
Admitted to Probatc-Judge Arm.
strong yesterday admitted the WIZ ~
Mrs. sarah Eyerard To probate ano
aupoiuted President Joseph +. Smith
Joseph W McMurriu aud II, II. Blood
as executors as provided In the VIII
The bond of the executors was fxec
hv tho court at $4,000. Mrs. Everarc
was n resident Of England where sh'
died recently She bequeathed th'
greater part Of her estate to FRIENDS
IN Utah. IL is reported that brother
and sister Of Mrs. t'verard. who reside
IN this state. are preparing to cohtes
The WILL
Was Merely Il JOkc--H. L. Thomas
who has returned from Atlanta. Ga
saws that the Father Sherman inclden
was more laughablo than serious ~
ono would have paid any attention e
his marching over the route taken D!
his famous father on The March t.
the Sea" had not some newspaper cor
respondent with an eye TO the spec
tacular and sensational, proceeded u
exploit the whole business The fac
MAT the son Of the couqueror accom-
uanled BY detachment Of Fedora
cavalry were riding over the llne o
march taken by the Union forces II
1864, was made very evident by tn
newspaper writers, and they did II II
such way as to stir up a great row
Father Sherman was clad IN the uni
form OF cavalry officer ana was on
loving himself when the sensation OK
rloded and the march was present.
at an end.
Famous McGinty Clnb--Salt LAX
pcople acquainted IN El Paso. TeXa'
and they are numerous, will learn wit
interest that the famous McGinty clu
of that city il To- be re-organized, ain
made prom inent local institution a
Of yore when Il was the talk Of tn
state and southern New Mexico, am
I did all the public entertaining. Tn
club included all OF the principal busl
ness and professional men Of the city
and maintained big military cor
orrt band of ~ men, and an Orchestr
= Of IS instruments. Tho president G
! the club was j, w. Reckhart. ESQ
r formerly a resident " Salt Lake, and
graduate of Columbia. He was ais
the bass drummer In the band. an
the fourth horn player Is now a res
don't of this city, A few years agt
the club fell into a condition Of inoS
uous desuctude but has been resusc
tated.