Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07

sale Brings SlO,OOO--The Utah saw
ings Bank and Trust company has solo
10 Midyley Bros. and Charles Peterson
two OF the one story business struc'
lures on the west sido of Richards
street for $1,000 each
Masquerade Ball--A masquerade
tall was given last night, In Fedora
tion Of Labor hall by the Gilbert or
chestra In honor OF Yrs, Joseph Gil
bert. A feature Of the evening, was
the club swinging Of W. W. Evans
Recital Last Night---A number OF
the pupils Of Miss Mary olive Gray
gave an interesting pinno recital last
night In Miss Gray's studio. Among
those participating were Misses Win
nifred and Ella Dyer Miss Jennie
Williamson, Miss Theodosia Gray, Miss
Marguerite Duyall and Edward Brown.
Rev. Dodge ITcrc---Rev. DR. Dodge
Of the Chinese mission OF the Congre-
gational church. who Is en- route 10
the Orient, stopped over In this city
yesterday and spoke last evening, IN
the Phillips Congregational church.
He will also preach tomorrow morn
1pg In the same place
Another Big "Un--The big letter
~ on the mountain side northeast
81 the city. which has been washed
by the rains and SHOWS of the past
season, will be repaired next month,
by the state University students. They
will carry Stacked lime from the near
est lime kiln and build a letter solid
enough ~ easily last for q year. The
students are TO clean up the campus
on Arbor day.
TO Organize Company---Coi. Willard
Young and ex-City Engineer Y. G. Kel-
ssy have applied TO the state engineer
for 900 second feet Of water from the
Weber river In Summit county for
power purposes. The applicants are
promoting company TO furnish light
and power for Morgan and the cement
works near Croydon. No immediate
steps have been taken toward organ
ization OF the company
Certificates Grantcti--The state
board Of medical examiners has grant
ed certificates to the following appii-
cants: Medicine: Alvin L.. Wing.
Randolph; u. Il. J, Kinnear, city; Rob-
ert n. Hampton city; f. Il. Brooks.
Mercur. Obstetrics: Mary Davidson.
city: Lulu Nelson, Farview; Ida NJ.
Lane, city; Huldah Thomas, Bountitul;
Zilpah Gray. Lehl; Vilette +. Eardley,
city; Jane Jacobson, Bountiful
Dance at Uni,ersity--Tho medical
department OF the state University will
give ball next Friday evening. In
Museum hall and the medical fra
ternity OF the city have been invited.
The chaperones are Or, aud Mrs. ].
T. Kingsbury, pr. and Mrs. T.. G. Cow
Dr ara Mrs, r y rhaugh IN. ,,d
Mrs g n pIun,mer mr. ana Mrs
w n calderwood percnt and Mrs
Waldemar Van COT
Looking Up RecOrtl--Atty Fred
Miller OF Spokane, Wash, one Of the
counsel FOR Steve Adams of the West
ern Federation OF Miners, who is now
In jall at Boise. has gone TO Park city
70 look up the local jail record OF his
client Mr.. Miller IS confident OF the
heI,oves tho tTni,cd states s;p1ro,,,e
court VIII not .nnro,,o az Tho n,anrar
Nm which ,he licensed fadero,iou 90.
ncIals vera evtysJI,ed fron, colnrado
Painful AccideDt--Capt, NJ. NJ.
Woods, while returning fran the In
dustrial farm near Bountiful yester-
udN, Hlct WIN uuIts pblllui ACCT
dent. The double-tree broke and fell
against the heels OF the horses, caus-
Ing them TO run away. Capt. Woods
attempted 10 get out of the vehicle
when his clothing caught on the brake
and ne was thrown against the vehicle
receiving severe bruise upon his
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MussrOvc's Players COmlng--Late
today after the dramatic section OF
the News had gone 10 press, Mana
ger Piper concluded arrangements
with the George Musgrove Australian
players TO pay visit 10 Salt Lake IN
the near future rendering the famous
play Sweet Nell of Old Drury" The
entire company comes from the prin-
cipal Australian theaters, and has Just
concluded season of six weeks AT
the Majestic Theater. San Francisco,
where they established a record run
for any one play,
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