Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Recital ToIay---AIiss Cecilia Sharp
will give a recital this afternoon, for
30 OF her piano pupils IN her Consti-
tuition building studio.
I.umbcrmcn Gave S200---Salt Lake
lmbermen sent S200 yesterday 10 san
Francisco. through G. w. Merrill. for
the relief OF the sufferers,
Handsome Contribution - Rigby'
Ida. with 500 population, has given
$500 worth OF -four 90 tons, to the
California sufferers. and the -four Is
IN transit.
Paying Salarlcs--Clerk Judd Of the
board OF education is today paying the
salaries Of the officers Of the board and
The janitors Of the schools for the
month Of April. The total amount of
the payroll Is s2,950.33
Course OF Studies--The legislative
committee appointed to investigate the
duplication OF college work in the
state University and the Agricultural
college, visited the University yester-
day afternoon and examined the course
OF studies there.
Fed Rcfugecs---Mrs. Lee Chamber
lain fed 30 San Francisco refugees
Thursday evening at her home, 800
west Second South street, while their
east bound Rio Grandc train waited
mt the depot. Her contribution to the
cause was appreciated.
Played the Big Organ--Miss Agnes
Eyre, the piano soloist accompanying
MIR Kubelik. played on the Tabernacle
uf, found
the vox humana stop so deceptive, that
she instinctively turned 20 see II there
was any ons singing behind her
Woulan's Press Club--'rhe Utah Wo-
mans Press club will meet this even
ang at 1880 at the home OF Dr. Ellis II.
Ship, 713 Second street. The even
ing will be spent IN considering the
life and poems Of Hanna 7. King
Full attendance desired
Won $50 Prlse-The prize Of $50.
offered by the Salt Lake Real Estate
association for the best assortment OF
data to be used on stationery of the
society, for advertising purposes. has
.heen awarded to Mrs. w. b. Griffin,
of Denver Mrs. Griffin was formerly
n resident OF Salt Lake, but some time
ago removed to the Colorado metropo-
lis.
Company Donates SIS, OO0--Mauager
OdeIl of the Consolidated Wagon and
Machine company has received adviccs
from the international Harvester COM
many which they represent In this city,
That that company subscribed S25 900
to the San Francisco relief fund. In
addition. all the employees OF the gem
eral offices In Chicago united I'm maxi
ing up q purse which was sent to San
Francisco.
Kindergarten Change-The State
kindergarten association decided at
yesterday afternoons meeting ia
merge the association into that OF the
state teachers so rs TO bring the kim
dergarten work into closer relation
with the schools OF the state The adj
dress OF the afternoon was delivered
by Prof william NJ. Stewart on "The
History OF the State kindergarten As.
ISOLATION and It's Achievements"
Prisoners ReIcased--Three United
States prisoners were yesterday releas-
ed from tho Salt Lake county Jail
They were Jesse and Roswell de Mil
and Byron Millett, residents of south.
crn Utah, who in February last were
convicted In the federal court of Illicit
sfistilIing They were fined 500 each
and were sentenced To 80 days inn
prlsonment IN addition. The term wa.
served. with an additional months in
generation In liquidation OF the fine
imposed, az the defendants took ad
vantage OF the pauper oath.
Cause Of Troublcs--John Hartman
one of the officers OF the Intcrnati0na
M.ttIlarof tintnn arrived taYfl1
afternoon. from Seattle, and was re
ceived by the Salt Lake union las
evening. They then adjourned To NEE
with the state federation before whom
Mr.. Hartman spoke against tn
principle OF the open shop claiming
II was the basis of the labor trouble
In this country. He said the Salt LAX
moulders had the support OF the In
ternational unlon. The federation pro
missed TO aid the moulders as far a
they could.
Left Clerks Oifice--Deputy Count
Clerk Calvin s. Buckwalter today sev
cred his competition with the clerks oi
flee and will engage In the real estat
business. having opened M on offic
fn the Atlas block Mr. Buckwalte
has been in the clerks office for abou
four years and hss been very capable
efficient ana courteous deputy and Ina
made host of friends who will wis
him well I'm his new career. Count
Clerk Eldredge has appointed VIII I
Dunn, a young attorney who was ad
mitted to the bar In February, 90 fl
the vacancy caused by the resignatio
OF Mr.. Buckwalter
Students Exhibit--Patrons Of IN
Oquirrh school, TO the number
about 500 viewed last evening an es
hibit of students work at the scho,
building. Work illustrative of what
being done I'm each grade was to b
seen IN the lower hail. including spec
mems from the manual training d,
partments. the same being about ever
ly divided between the boys and girl
handiwork, Oral examinations wer
given TO the pupils in the presence {
their parents and friends, and the el
hibition was entertaining Throughout
and was much appreciated by tho'
who we're In attendance.
lions Saving Bank and Trust Con