Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-02

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Salt Lake,
Canbrlan- 10 Mcct--The members
of the Camhrian association OF SAT-
Lake CITY viii meet at No, @3l Ninth
Fast street on Tuesday the 3rd inst.
at ~ O'Clock noon, to attend the run
eral OF David John.
Holding session Today--Thc state
board OF medical examiners Is holding
a session today for the examination
of applicants for certificates 10 prac-
tisc medicine aud obstetrics There are
- beinE examined IL obstetrics and
y, ven Ia medicine and surgery. the
examinations viii last for two days.
New Realty COmpany-A copy of
the articles OF incorporation OF the
United States Installment Realty COM
pany OF Minneapolis, MIMI. was flleh
in the secretary OF states office today.
The capital stock OF the company Is
$50. 000 divided into shares Of the par
value OF so each. T.. H. Evans Is
president. &. W. REYNOLDS, secretary:
\. II. Blrrell resident agent
\ Change of Datc---The teachers
class in physical education, Instructed
By Miss Martha Johnson, supervisor
schools. viii hereafter be held on each
Wednesday afternoon in the symna-
stun az the University of Utah. Here
tofore the work Of the class has been
conducted I'm the Y. NJ. &. \. gymna-
stun. The class has 100 members.
Body Arrives Tonight--The remains
OF Earl Vivian McCnne. who died In
New York a few days ago Will arrive
on this evenings train. accompanied
by Mrs McCune, wife of the deceased.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from the fam
lily residence, corner of First and II.
streets, Friends are invited TO at
tend
Judge Solomon Entertained - y
luncheon was rendered TO Judge Har-
cid Solomon Of Stockholm. Sweden,
today at noon at the Commercial CLUB
by the board of directors of the Juven-
lie Betterment league of this city.
Judge Solomon will leave I'm the morn
ing for California where he will In
spect the juvenile courts OF that state,
after which he will return east.
Death OF Mrs. Phippen-Aftcr an
Illness covering a period of 10 days
Mrs. Mary Jane Phippen, wife Of Syl-
vester Phippen died yesterday after
noon at the age of 81 years, at the
family residence. 259 Eighth East
street The cause Of death was pneu-
monia The funeral will take place
from the Eleventh ward Westinghouse
on Wednesday at 3 O'Clock p m.
Practise Debate---At the Y. NJ. c. A.
auditorium tonight practise debate
will be held between two University
teams, one composed of men selected
to go to Denver next week, and the
other composed Of those who defeated
the University of Colorado In the Salt
Lake Theater in February. The ques'
ton will be the old one OF railroad
rntes. and on one side will be Park,
Hopkins and Alexander while oppos-
ing them win be Goddard Alexander
and Jensen.
japanese Experts--Three japanese
mining experts are at the knutsford,
from Denver where they were enter
tanned by Gov. Mcdonald. The visitors
are Jiutsro kojima, NJ. Otagawa and
T. Fujibayshi of Toxic. two Of them
being connected with the Ashiro cop
per mines, and the other with the Dir
Furukawa Mining company. They are
on a tour Of inspection In the United
States and have Just completed an ex-
animation OF the more noted mining
properties In Colorado, including the
cripple Creek country. and are now In
Utah on a similar errand.
Allen Gets Job--The United states
treasury department has notified the
Thomas G.. Allen Electric company Of
this city, that II Is the successful bid
der for wiring tho new Federal build
ing at ogden. The Salt Lake COM
pany's bid was s2,i45; and that tho
bidding was close is shown by the
next highest bid, that Of tho r. +.
Newberry company Of 81. Louis, whose
figure was s2.473. and the bid above
that was from William A. Corrao Elec-
trical Construction company for 81
5Ot,2O The highest bid was by the
$500 There were eight bidders In
all
Law In Eject TOday--The local in
tcrnal revenue office has issued nearly
80 government liquor licenses to drug
gists and other handlers of 1 patent
medicines which the government
chemists find contain so much alcohol
a. to bring them IN ruling of the
treasury department. within the deflni-
ton OF alcoholic stimulants The law
effectiug this change went into effect
today. when over a dozen licenses were
taken out, the others having been taxi
en- out In advance of the date of the
laws operation, Dealers handling
these medicines are treated by the
government the same as ordinary sa-
loon keepers. The government circu-
lar Is headed, Concerning Alcoholic
Compounds Labelled as Medicines and
Held out to the Public as Remedies
for Diseases"