Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Tomorrow Lccturc--"The Truth
Shall Make You Free" VIII be the sub
ject OF DR.. Talmage's lecture at Bar
raft hall at 1900 tomorrow,
Col. Lockwood lscturIis--Colonel Il.
G.. Lockwood Of the goth Infantry re-
turned last evening from Denver,
where he has been in command OF the
department Of the Colorado during the
illness of General McCaskey.
Military Air Ship. n. Knox OF
jamestown ~ Y. was In town last
evening. en- route east 90 resume eX-
periments on a military air ship which
were to have been held on the Pacific
coast. but had to be postponed on ac-
count of unfayorable weather. SO the
OUTFIT was shipped back TO Washington.
w. &. Il. L. Rcccption-1'he w. g. T.
IT, OF this city gave "A reception last
night. at the Phillips Congregational
church parsonage, where addresses
were delivered by Rev +. A. Simpkin
and Rev. w. NJ Paden, and Mrs. H. ~.
Shepherd the state president, Mrs, L.
Montgomery gave two recitatlons.
Treble Clef CIub--The Treble Clef
club viii give an informal reception
and entertainment at 255 Commercial
club building on the evening OF the
10th inst. The club will be assisted BY
Mrs Schaufelberger and Mrs. Kate b.
Anderson A good program Is being
arranged, and pleasant evening Is
assured.
Scenic Display---Articles Of incor-
poration of the Southern Scenic Dis
play company OF this city have been
fled with the county clerk It's capt.
tai stock is $4,000, divided into shares
Of the par value OF s1O0 each. II, ).
Wright Is president, Edward Laird,
vice-president; George w. Reed, Jr.,
secretary and treasurer.
Miss Browns .ttidrcss--NIlss Halle
O. Brown. a member OF the college at
Wilberforce, Ohio, addressed q colored
audience last evening, at Federation
hall, under the auspices of the Wo-
mems Progressive club. Miss Brown Is
A clever elocutiOnist, She read num-
Der of selections, and made an excel
lent Impression The evening was made
more enjoyable by a musical program.
Death Of W, T.. Tillman--A telegram
has been received by Chief of Police
George Sheets announcing the death at
tucson, ATlIt OF one W. H. iHiindl,
II was thought that the dead man had
relatives in this city, but careful IN
vestiga ton has been made among peo-
ole here of the same family name, but
no one seems To know anything about
the person mentioned In the dispatch.
Government Jobs---Therc win be a
civil service examination IN this city,
April 49, for positions I'm the Public
Health and Marine hospital at $3.50
per month. A college education, or its
equivalent Is required also for the po-
sitlons IN the bureau of chemistry. de-
partment of agriculture. ~ $4,000 per
annum. An examination will be held
for position OF messenger at $40 sal
AIRY.
Moot Court at "U"---1'he Law depart
ment OF the University has completed
arrangements for a moot court to be
held every Friday. The warrants are
issued on Tuesday and I'm this way
cases are finished In one week. Ernest
Bramwell one Of the junior law
students has been energetic In getting
the court started and Is the presiding
official. The regular law students are
the only ones allowed TO participate
and already considerable Interest Is
manifest,