Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24

DIR. TaImage's Lecturc--"My Broth
cr and II win be the subject Of Or.
Talmage's lecture at Barratt hall at
1880 y. IN. tomorrow.
Moments Press Club--The Utah Wo-
mems Press club viii hold a special
meeting Monday evening, In the Of
flee Of the Exponent. IN honor OF the
birthday Of Mrs Emmeline B. Wells
Officers Paid Today---The officers Of
the board OF education and the Janl-
tors of the city schools are being paid
of today by Clerk Judd for the month
OF February. The total amount Of
the payrolls is s2,297.
Pioneers Met Today---At this after
moons meeting OF the Daughters "
the Utah Pioneers. Mrs. Leona FL
dredge read n paper on pioneer Wo-
men" and Mrs. Susa Young Gates read
paper on Ancient Records"
Feast of Purim--The Hebrews of
this city will celebrate the feast OF
Purlm, on the evening Of March IL
next. In Unity hall, and Invitations are
out announcing the event. The ball
viii be given under the auspices of the
-. i. Peixotto lodge No, f2t, /. o. Il. b.
Exhibit for March t0--Tho Ladies'
auxiliary OF the Manufacturers and
Merchants association met yesterday
afternoon, TO arrange for the opening
of an exhibit for March 10. Biscuit
will be made from Utah flour, and
other simila. demonstration VIII be
made
nr. G. r.. BoyntOn Dead---Word Is
received from Redding, Cal, of the
death there of Or. G y, Boynton from
heart disease The deceased formerly
resided In this city aud later In smith
field and Sandy. living at the latter
place for two years He leaves widow
and three children.
Accused of larceny J, Robin
son and Ed Smith, alias Whitley Smith.
are now In the county jail upon
charge Of grand larceny. II Is claimed
that they stole 300 pounds OF lucern
seed from Brig Davis at Lake Point.
Sheriff Evans OF Tooele county came
in after the prisoners today
Gault House Brings si60, 00O--Matt
Cullen has sold to Myron Pearce OF
Chicago, his Gault House property in
that city for 100000. The Gault
House is located at the corner Of Madi-
son and Clinton streets, ll9xl51 feet,
Ave stories and q basement, and was
built Just before the great Chicago fire.
Verdict for Defendant--ln the case
Of Thomas A. Howard against the Salt
Lake Nursery company, which has
been on trial In Judge Rltchie's court
for several days past, the jury has re-
turned a verdict in favor OF defendant
hr..l Flat
by plaintiff to recover $3.50 on a pro-
missory note but defendant put In a
counter claim and the jury found in
his favor.
Sons OF the RevoIution--'The Utah
Society Of the Sons OF the Revolution
elected the following officers at the
meeting held at the Commercial clubs
President Joseph kimball; secretary,
~. D. Woodruff; treasurer. ID. Neal;
chaplain, George G. Hunting. The
board OF managers Is comprised OF
Frank b.. stephens, Russell l.. Tracy,
Fred A. Hale. G. j. Crawford and l..
Frank Gardner
Dinner ut Alta Club--As a prelim-
mary 10 todays annual election at the
Alta club n spread was given last
evening 10 the retiring officers and
board OF governors. There were pres
emit Vice President Benner X. Smith,
T.. w. Packard, ], A. Groesbeck, G, w.
Whitley, Walter g. Filler. ID. NJ. Lind
say, Hyrum Young, Josiah Barnett,
Union Worthington, ID. c. Jackling
and NJ. u. Sowles, President II. A. wall
was absent In Denver, Treasurer NJ. II.
Walker Is In California, Charles Read
a In Manila, and A. Hanauer was de-
tanned elsewhere Speeches followed