Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-16
SACRED SONG SERVICE.
Horace :. Ensign and Choir in Ogden
Tabernacle sunday.

OSueN, Mdrcn lb.--lne ogden taDcr-
nacle choir, assisted by Horace S. En-.
sign, a prominent Salt Lake baritone
singer, viii next Sunday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, give sacred song service,
Prof David o. Mckay will be speaker
at the services, developing the thought
in each musical number before It is
rendered, The program is as follows;
Arise o Glorious Zion" .....,...
Tabernacle Choir
Baritone solo, Shepherd King.
"'''..''' '''''''..''.. go Verne
Mr.. Horace S. Ensign.
"Hallelujah Chorus" ........... Handel
Tabernacle Choir.
Baritone solo, The publican" ...,
.,.,. .,.,...,... zee. =. De Walters
Mr. Ensign.
Solo and chorus. Lord OF Heaven"
.,,..,.. ......... ......,, O.. Parker
Miss Title Hancock and Choir.
solo, Babylon .,,......,.,.,,, watson
Mr. Ensign
Solo and chorus, Gospel Restora-
ton observation-disclosures stephens
Miss Bessie Blair and Choir.
Solo, THE Lords Prayer, Barker
Mr. Ensign
Chorus, by Babylons Wave" .Gourod
Tabernacle Choir.
WEDDING BELLS.
Charles Booth IS, Of Yost. Boxeldcr
county. and Miss Catherine Martin, ri,
of ogden, We're granted a marriage L.
cense and were married by Deputy
County Clerk Ernest p, Brown.
S95 900 SALT REFINERY,
AT a meeting of the directors Of tho
Beck Salt company held yesterday
afternoon a contract was let to A. A.
Rummel Of Salt Lake to build for the
company a modern SIS 900 salt refinery
plant at its salt works near Kesl2r
station on the line Of the San Pedro
route. The plant IL to be commenced
next week or as soon thereafter as
possible and must be completed within
80 days. The company will refine table
dairy, Nos. | and milling and fine
packing salt. II was also decided TO
increase the plant as the business in
creases until the company has $780,
900 salt refining plant
WILL INSPECT FRUIT TREES.
A large quantity Of nursery stock
from a nursery to the south of Ogden
which was shipped into Weber county
without having first been properly In
spected and disinfected by fruit tree
inspector authorized by the state has
been held up here by County Fruit
Tree Inspector X. T.. Wilson, who no.
titled the state board of horticulture,
who today will send one CT It's mem
bers to ogden TO Inspect the trees and
properly certify that they are free
from all kinds Of pests. There have
been large number OF trees shipped
into this county Of late without prop
or certificate of fumigation, thus
threatening the spread of destructive
insects and diseases. Last week Coun-
tv Fruit Tree Inspector Wilson report
ed the matter to the board OF county
commissioners who instructed him not
20 let any more uninspected trees be
brought here, which orders he intends
carrying out and will enforce the laws
IN that respect,
FOOT CRUSHED.
w. u. Scoville, one OF the employees
at the Scovllc Press, while lifting a
large roll Of paper yesterday afternoon
let the same slip In some way and Il
fell ON his left foot, badly crushing
and bruising tho same. He was taken
30 his home next door and n physician
was called who cared for the injuries
which, though painful, are not serious.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Joseph Mclaughlin and Mike Me-
Donald the two men who were adiudg-
ed insane, were taken 10 the State Men
tai hospital at Provo by Sheriff Sc
bring yesterday afterloon.
nd he Of ftsHn IN
arrested with him having In their
possession q quantity OF "phony' Jew
elry were discharged by Judge MUIR
ply. there being insufficient evidence
to convict them OF yagrancN
Harry Simmons ard Gustav NOrd-
strom, tho boys who stole n bicycle and
oyercoat, We're each sentenced To 20
days on the rock pile.
"The Mind OF the Mob" will be the
subject of DR.. George r.. Nincent's lee
ture tonight at the Tabernacle under
| the direction Of the Weber stake acad-
envy
Joseph Scowcroft Is the proud father
| Of beautiful baby girl.
John James Of Salt Lake city wa
an ogden visitor yesterday in The In
| terest of the Sen Davis concert to bC
| given in the Salt Lake Tabernacle OF
| the eNcning or MafCh 2S. A specia
| train has been arranged over the Ore
gon Short Line with n 81 rate for the
trip. Mr. Davis ~ considered one o
| the greatest tenor singers In the world
The assault and battery case against
| Joe Bartlelot and Dominica MoriendeI
was heard by Judge Murphy. TIL,
| testimony OF the Burtons and other,
| showed that Moriender was the guilty
person aud he was fined s25. The
! case against Bartielot was dismissed