Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

for a few days while on route across
the continent.
Orders TO Captain--Adjt Gen. Nay
lor has issued an order directing Capt
Rassett Of II company. First infan-
try to square up his books prepare
tory TO mastering out Of his COM
msnd.
More Property Sold---Meeks &
Lynch report the sale Of Bombs feet
on Main between Sixth and Seventh
South streets, the r.. Pickncll property
to Bertha NJ. Jackson OF Los Angeles
for $4,000.
Gibson Namcd--At yesterdays
meeting Of the WILSON, Sherman COM
pany. George Jay Gibson was chosen
vice president in place of Il. w. VIII
son removed to San Francisco though
Mr.. Wilson remains In tho directory.
Funeral TomOrrow---The funeral Of
James White, the volunteer fireman
veteran, will be held tomorrow at
1870 y. M, from the residence, 75i
east South Temple street. with Inter-
mcnt In the City cemetery.
Blanks Sent Out--Secy Of state
ilUkt1 kOutg w nli ihNuA teiAe'
companies doing business in this state
regular annual statement blanks call
ing for general statement of the
business done by the companies.
lecturer Ill---Prof. George Riddle
Of Cambridge. Mass. will be unable
10 give his Shakespearean readings In
this city next Monday evening, as he
wired last evening, that he was sick
and would have TO return home. Four
other Utah dates have also been can
celled.
Unpavcd AIlcys-President c. a.
Quigley and Manager Fisher Harris
of the Commercial club wrote to the
mayor yesterday, calling his attention
10 the disgracefu condition Of the
Inp8ved alleys, and asking that steps
be taken to enforce the ordinance
providing for paving the city alleys.
News Of Investmcnts---Hcnry Peery
Is back from Los Angeles. ana says
that the news Of Mr.. Newhouse's in
vestments created sensation in the
Angel city. and there were many COM
pliments for Mr. Newhouse Mr.
Peery believes II will bring much
capital and business enterprise into
this city.
Calder Home SoId-Theodore To-
blason has bought six acres at Seventh
East and Thirteenth South streets, In
GLIDING the older Calder homestead,
from the Salt Lake Sanitarium COM
pany and George Calder, for 10000.
What VIII be done with the property
II not known. as the new proprietor
has not yet made up his mind.
Fees RecciyctI---'rhe fees OF the Of
flee OF Seoy. OF State TinRey yesterday
amounted Ia the total sum OF sf,260.
This amount was paid to the office as
filing fees for two new interpretations.
The companies are the Pacific Fruit
Express company, capitalized at S12,-
900, 900, and Yerington Central Cop
per company with a capital stock of
100000.
Hurt In Runaway--Mrs. Elizabeth
won Knoblock and her son Austin,
mother and brother OF DIR. j. G. Lam
denberger. were thrown out and badly
shaken up as 81 result OF runaway
at First and ID streets yesterday after
noon. They were removed to the
home of Or. Landenberger where
their Injuries were attended 10. Moth
ing serious Is anticipated
Vetoed by Mayor--The resolution
introduced by Councilman O'Donnell
and authorizing the board OF health
to close up all private alleys In the
business district of the city that are
not paved within go days from no.
tlcc, has been vetoed by Mayor
Thompson The mayor states that II
Is impossible to do paving this time
OF the year and that the passage
Of the resolution would be unjust
Students On Rollers--IIigh school
students enjoyed the roller skatinp
at the Wasatch rink last night. The
hall was decorated In beautiful style
Red and black streamers were fcstoon.
cd about the walls and the electric
lamps were painted a ruby red. Thes,
We're used during the "moonHgh
rolls" every half hour. SO successful
was the party last night that another
VIII be held next Friday night a
the same place.
Successful Bazar--The bazaar givel
I'm the First Presbyterian church 70
the last two evenings, under the aus
pieces Of the Ladies' Aid society, wa
success. 1t was held In the Sun
day chool room which was elaborated
decorated, and 200 people attende
the Entertainment last night unde
the direction of Mrs. William Igle
heart. Sixteen misses sang n do
song, followed by living pictures fror
juvenile story books.
Varsity Dramatic CIub--A prelin
mary trial will be held Tuesday after
noon next, for places on the Unvei
sity of Utah Dramatic club Thos
who Will try for the several character
un Tuesday are May O'Neil Gate NJ,
Manis. X. A. Hart Annie E'razie
Daisy Clark, Ida Mcdonald, Haz
Barnes. Elmer Wolff n. w. Gun
mings. Mona Wilcox, Irene Cleghor
Dick Young Carl Scott. The pla
will be presented about the midd
OF February.
Searching for Rclatiycs---At the Lii
coin hotel In this city where he W
remain for a few days. Is Emil Al
derson, who ~ seeking informatIC
concerning his brother and siste
Fred and Emma Caroline Andcrso
They are from Motala, Sweden, al
are known TO have come to Utah
number OF years ago. Their broth
has not seen them for long tim
and he Is very DESTROYS OF hoaril
from or concerning them Any |
formation sent 10 Mr. Anderson.
the address indicated, viii be mu
appreciated.
Varsity Annaal Itcport--rhc boa
of regents of the University OF Ut
met yesterday to consider the col
pilation Of an annual report 10 {
governor on the needs Of the instit
tion, for the next two years. II Is I
lleved by the board that only the m,
urgent needs Of the institution VIII
considered by the legislature, and
that reason everything not absolut,
urgent will be eliminated from 1
list Of things 10 be applied for. Amo
the things that are 20 SO BY the boa
for two years are the matters OF co
pleting the gymnasium and erccti
cottage for the care taker OF
grounds