Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10

are w n. Williams, Nephi l.. NOR
| rIs, William Langton and Harry ,
Joseph Of this city; Jesse Knight oil
| Provo.
To Attend Orphcum--Tonight al ths
! Orpheum Gov. John c. Gutter any
| vito will entertain the members w
! The governors staff and their wives
| Those who will attend in addition 10
the hosts are Gen. and Mrs. Naylor'
Col ana Mrs Bower. Col. and MRS;
Kssler. Col aud Mrs. Irvine. Col. ana
Mrs Daynes, Col and Mrs hansen
and Col. Taylor.
Visit TO Ncphl--The state board OF
equalization will visit Nephi on Mon
dav next, for conference Win inc
county board Of assessors. on Tues
day the board viii confer with the
Sanpete assessor at Manti, and on
Wednesday. with the SEWER county
assessors at Rlchfeld The board
will then visit Wayne, Piute, Gar
field and Kane counties.
Representatives IIcre--sir. T. 1.
Bannan. representing the Lion anu
the Mouse" company, and MI WIZ
liam r. Moxon. representing the
Checkers" company, arrived IN SAT-
Lake Yesterday aud Will remain here
for a day or two. Both gentlemen
have many friends In this city Whiie
I'm Salt Lake Messrs. Bannan and Mox-
on are being entertained at the ElKs
club.
Teachers Mccting--A large num-
~. - nT9SHnf
meeting of teachers OF the schools
of this county this afternoon held IN
Judge Ritchles court room. the
principal speaker at the meeting was
Miss Resale Pollock. primary super
visor of the city schools, whose SUBJ
ject was Primary Reading" Her
address was very interesting and IN
structlve and was we'll received by the
teachers.
Ell Perkins Lccturc--The lecture OF
Eli Perkins, delivered in the First Nj
f. church last night was intently lis
tened to by an audience OF FAIR size
and one that represented the educa-
tional and professional side OF Salt
Lake life Many Of the best bon
mots OF the speaker and other wits
of this and the past generation were
RECALLED and laughed at. Altogether
the entertainment was one that was
thoroughly enjoyedr0
Two Girls Committcd--Judge Num-
ford of Murray presided over the
juvenile court in this city today and
committed two girls to the State In.
dustrial school The girls are Rhoda
Brash, aged IA years. and Violet G.
Preston, aged rs years. Both OF
them have been wards of the court
for some time and have violated the
terms OF their probation and hence
were committed TO the Industrial
school. They We're taken to ogden
today By Deputy Sheriff Farley
White.
U. S. Court November Tcrm--The
November term OF the United States
court will open Monday morning next,
when the grand jury will be impaneled,
as well as petit juries. The first cause
set for trial Is the Conrad Stanford
company VS.. the Utah Savings Bank
and Trust company, and begins on
the 18th. The next cause Is Peter
Forts VS.. the Southern Pacific COM
pany, Nov. IL, and on the 18th inst,
comes the damage suit of Howcroft
VS., the Ohio Copper company.
CritchIow I'm Charge---It is announc-
ed today, as a fact, that John Q.
Critchlow, former manager of the
Utah Association Of Credit men, will
take active charge Monday next as
general manager OF the Utah Imple-
ment company. The petition for re-
ceiver by certain OF the stockholders
has been laid over until Wednesday
and In the meantime compromise Is
being effected whereby the suit will
be dismissed. Mr. Crltehlow Is given
this important position because OF his
valuable exp srience In settlement of
corporation and business difficulties
generally for which he seems to have
a special genius, as well as his long
experience as u business man.
Clyil Service ENams-There win be
civil service examinations IN this city,
Nov 80, for the position OF laboratory
assistant In the bureau Of standards,
at $1,000 per annum. Applicants
must be qualified In practical optics.
Here is good Illustration OF why
the government has such a strenuous
time of 1t IN securing skilled service
In the sciences. In this present in
lance, the candidate must be skilled In
glass blowing, must be well posted
IN the construction and designing OF
all sorts Of vacuum tubes. glass
measuring apparatus, and the most
intricate physical and chemical APP
paratus, and yet. all the compensation
offered Is $1,000 a year. A man can
carry "a hod in San Francisco and
make more than that, Skilled opera
tives only smile when such bait Is put
out by the departments at Washing
ton. There will be examination also.
Dec, S. for the position or Arboricul-
turist In land agriculture IMAM, de-
partment Of agriculture, with salary
AT $4,000, also, for the position Of
plate printer, bureau Of engraving and
printing