Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.


two plays this season. instead OF one
AZ heretofore Each OF the plays will
have II characters
Coal Delivcrics---Twenty-fo cars
OF coal were delivered by the Rio
Grande yesterday 60 Salt Lake con-
signees. while the Oregon Short Line
delivered 10.
Dancing Party--Arrangemen are
being made for dancing party given
for Walker Bros employees at the
Twentieth ward amusement hall, Mon
day. Nov go. which promises TO be a
most enjoyable affair
Considerable Grain Rust--J, y. AM
darson Of Ephraim Is in the city, and
tells sorrowful story OF grain rust
in his section. He says that only In
two years since 1900 has the south en-
Joyed good crops OF grain
strawberry Tunnel---W. d. Beers OF
thu reclamation survey Is back from
the strawberry tunnel whore he re-
ports 10 inc ~ Of snow, which Is not
f, nj ell interfering with the work.
Seventy-fiye men are employed there,
Address to Elders--President j.
Golden kimball will address a meet
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elders quorums OF the Pioneer stake,
Monday evening, Nov rs, 1906, at
u. M All members Of the stake
priesthood are invited 10 attend.
p,.,,, cal, 4,
represented ON the Columbia uhNer-
sity On. ~, Tiee clup IN Dougias
Jessup. he sings first bass. The club
VIII sing the coming holidays In Bos-
ton PHILADELPHIA and n number OF
other cites.
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larceny III Is aileged that she siole
solu Watch ana chalI from a, p
Broohs' an oiicer NJ fort pougus'
WINE employed III MS hoiie'
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npecill niuslc py one OF ,ne assoe'9.
uon quar,es. coruiai ihfu"tioh 80
extehueo 10 an men,
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nlois WIZ go .t,,o INA
manufacturing process by which Wool
~ made into laorie.
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franciuses acep'.u--t,', =. , ,ain
VINO ehslheetoI .no .iailchisss sV 1851,
py the prohloters oi the ii.si VI u III ~
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irancnises rocenly slan.ea w. tn
county COMMISSIONERS oser , ues,sii'en
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ham Junction.
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lures OF yesleruay aI.ernooil h'ee ME
OF me L4tuies LITERARY elup, n
Mary ~, hihuaI sang .wo rreion
songs win MISS 5ennie oahus rs ~
conpahlst, MISS pesoie eaVe tWo W.
I'm seieclons' anu 'he rrenen national
antnem was glsen py s,e cruo c'oiu'
Three Boys Committed--Throe boys.
ranging In age from IL TO IA years and |
whose names are Francis Jameson, |
William letters and Clarence Hough-
ton, were committed to the state In |
dustr.ial school yesterday afternoon |
by the Juvenile court. The boys STOLE |
three pairs of gloves from Keith |
O'Brlens store and sold them. They |
Labor Meeting--The Utah Fedora |
ton OF Labor will endeavor to organ
ize every industry In tho city. AT
last nights meeting the delegates
were asked 20 impress on their unions
the advisability OF buying only such
commodities as bore the union label,
and the matter of continuing the In
dependent Labor party In politics was
referred to a committee.
Orders from Washington have been
received by DR. Hyatt, local weather
observer, TO use "simple spelling only
IN making out his reports OF the fore
casts for this locality. Accordingly
It Is expected that tho next bulletin
issued from the local bureau will read
something like this: "4cast 2day,
snow, coldr."
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on tne utah S,euit men ssso S5
nase ,v,sa W t ~ WIN 'n1 s Ne annia
law" which obtains In other states
ana when fofDids n mefchaht uls-
posing OK MS STOCK OF goods without
previously hotilyihs MS executors,
such law VIII prevent good ueai
OF undermined work.
ffoniicreifh'h pcau--N IMAM lawn,
frontersinah VINO came 20 this olS
IN the carry seventies dled sumaehy
OF heart nature az PARK CITY Ihurs-
DAY, AT me age OF 30 he was wagon
msster Tor inc government IN the carry
days and drove teams OUT or torl
daughter, Kate. resident Of this
city. The funeral Will be held from
O'Donnells undertaking rooms at 2
p. m, tomorrow.