Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Thou Art the Christ viii be the sub
ject OF pr. Talmages lecture at the
University Sunday school tomorrow,
Miss Redd. daughter OF Hon. Wayne
Redd of Bluff, Utah, is at the Groves
L. -. s. hospital. where she was brought
yesterday for treatment.
twenty-five cars OF coal were receiv-
ed in this city yesterday, 20 over the
Rio Grande, and two from over the
Short Line, coo tons in oil.
John T. Moomaw. carpenter, fell
from roof Thursday afternoon ana
suffered severe fracture OF the leg.
He is now doing well at the Groves
l.. d. S. hospital.
There will be special services In the
salvation Army headquarters this eve
ming and tomorrow. led by Maj. NILS,
The major was located In this city 10
years ago, so that he IL no stranger
here.
Clerk Judd today distributed war
rants for the salaries of the officers or
the board of eductlon and OF the jan
itors of the schools for the month or
January. The total amount OF the pay
roll is s2,sl3
The first annual banquet Of the Y.
NJ, G. A. in this city will be held on
the evening of Tuesday. Feb. 6 next to
which members only OF the association
viii he admitted Plates for 300 people
will be set.
The teachers at the Grant school yes
terday presented Principal a. $. Mar
TN with q fine Morris chair In honor
OF his birthday anniversary. After the
pre- sentation a luncheon was served IN
one OF the school rooms,
There will be mass meeting for men
in the Y. NJ. C. A, auditorium at $3.50
D. IN. tomorrow, when Rev. Il. /. Co
shen will speak on" Proving and Know
ing" Music will be furnished by the
Orpheus club of 25 voices.
Judge Andrew Howat of Salt Lake
aud II. n. Macmillan OF Ogden have
Termed law partnership, and Mr.,
Macmillan Will move to this city on
Feb. and go into the offices now occu-
pied by Judge Howat in the Keith
OErien building.
The remains of Harry c. Wilson who
died at the police station the other day
under the name OF Hiram McCollum
have been shipped to Canada for inter
ment. Wilson fell and hurt himself OF
the sidewalk sme time ago, and Later
was picked up very i'll on the stree
by the police.
Immigration Inspectors McCabe ant
Longley arrested French girl yester'
day, named Irene Patsllo, who was
brought TO this country several months
ago, by a man posing as her husband
The man Is now In the state prison, anc
the girl VIII be given hearing today
with view to deportation.
city Chemist Harms has Just COM
pleted the analysis OF Is samples o.
milk from the local dalries, and fount
them fully up to the required standard
There is hardly market in the country
where food conditions are watched 80
closely By the city and state inspectors
as In Salt Lake
A boy from the country driving q
wagon loaded with sewer pipe was
struck by an incoming Short Line train
yesterday, at the Ninth North street
crossing, and the wagon and contents
were destroyed. The horses and driver
however, escaped injury, and the
horses ran down the street badl,
frightened. The youthful driver final
ly recovered them.
Mrs. l.. Il. Carlsons younger piano
stndio, and acquitted themselves Will
credit After the recital Miss Iren,
Kelley, one of Mrs. Carlson's advanced
pupils, gave a brief program Miss
Kelly will give a recital In March, as
sisted by Hugh w. Dougall, the bar
itone, In the Y. NJ. G. A. auditorium
The evening was made further enter
tanning by Miss Lillian Hudson Will
vocal numbers.
The First Baptist church was crowd.
ed last night by an audience gathered
TO hear DIR. Coburn describe the pas.
sion play. He explained the features oi
the historic performance AT Oberam
mergau that occurs every 10 years; ant
this with the stereopticon display, mad,
quite an impression on the audience
DIR. Coburn Will he given a reception
this evening In A. o. U. w. hail. wher,
spread viii be served Mt O'clock. n,
meetings were held today.
A special meeting OF the Indian wa,
veterans and Black Hawks was held OF
the Thirteenth ward Westinghouse OF
Jan. 26, President Orson Z. Arnold oc
cupying the chair, with James Haigl
Ms secretary. A cordial invitation wa
extended to all the members OF the as
ISOLATION OF the Nauvoo legion, an
veteran firemen, with their ladies', (
Join them in their old fashioned socla
and dance TO be given on Feb. Q, 1906, n
o'clock In the Thirteenth ward meet
Ing house. VIM. NJ. Brown, secretar
a. n. L.
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