Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-09

Clerk F. L. Hansing OF the city board
4 Of health. will regret exceedingly 10
| learn OF the death Of HIS infant son
| which occurred on Sunday from con-
| yulsions. The child was only 10 days
| old and It's death was very sudden
and unexpected. The interment was "
Calvary cemetery yesterday.
Sugar Ward l,eunIon--The Sugar
| House ward saints VIII hold their an
nual reunion next Friday evening at
1880 D. M, to which the First Presi-
| dency of the Church and number
OF the twelve have been invited; and
all persons in the ward. Irrespective
| of creed are invited to attend. A
fine program Is being prepared.
High School Cadets--Capt. Webb
oommandant OF the high school cadets
says this years battalion will be the
finest In the history OF the school. The
officers viii be appointed next Mon
day. The battalion band has just
been organized with rs musicians,
one-ha OF whom have already Sc
cured their instruments, while the
remainder have been ordered.
Steel Works Plant---The Silver Bros,
company is busy constructing the new
$3.50. 900 steel and iron works plant
on Fourth West street. between sixth
and Seventh South streets. The main
structure will be 25OxS00 feet. with an
l. $50 feet wide. The steel trusses are
now going up, the iron columns are
partly set, and two large electric
cranes will be here Nov. |. The cleo
trio power has Just been connected 10
the So foot boom derrick which is
promised to accomplish In one hour
what Il would require 10 hours win
manual help.
U. of u. Yellmaster-The state uni
yersity students met this noon ana
chose Carl w Scott yellmaster 10 d.
rect the cheering at football matches
during the fall season. II was also de-
, cided that the football team should go
TO Colorado Springs the last or tne
week. to play against Colorado COZ,
lege the Saturday Of next week, ana
to Denver the play Denver university
the following Saturday. on the way
home over the Union Uaclfc. the team
is scheduled to play the University
OF Wyoming at Laramie.
Cooper Comes Home-Manager w.
p. cooper of the Polk Directory COM
many has returned from an extended
vacation trip to Baltimore, Nd, ms
former home. MIR. Cooper managed
10 get all Of tho enjoyment possible
out OF his trip. He ate oysters, that
would nj a fair sized dinner plate
and partook OF shore dinners galore
visited Philadelphia and New York
surveyed the scenic beauties OF the
Delaware water gap and the Never
sink valley attended the Democratic
convention at Buffalo. INDUCED In 2
steamer ride on the great lakes ana
finally took In 81. Louis before point
ing for home. Mr.. Cooper is con
yinced that this is great country
Chances Arc Many--Secy. Williams
Of the civil service commission III ms
clty received quite bunch OF exam
jnation notifications this morning.
They are as follows; oct so, topo-
graphic and photographic craftsman at
ST 900 per annum, In the Office OF the
chief Of staff OF the war department.
also. Nov. 3, for saddler and carpen-
ter. at $3.50 per annum and rations
quartermaster's department a. large
Fort Mackenzie, Wyo., also, Nov .
for topographic craftsman, Panama
canal service, at 800 and sl2b per
month, department Of construction
and engineering also, Nov. H. for
man teacher (marrled), Indian service.
$50 per month, Fort Berthold n. d.,
and Flathead, Mont. at $500 per an
mum, at Colvilie, Wash, and Rosebud
S. D.. also, same date, farmer, With
knowledge OF irrigation, salary $500
to $3.50; same date, interpreter tSyrl Ian
and Ruthenian), immigration service,
~ a n AZ
York harbor; same date. aid In 10
ology. national museum. at s720 per
annum, In department OF biology.