Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

seniors ~ NcwhousC-Fise sia'o
university seniors arc enjoying thcr
Thaukggiving rccoss,s surveying ln
tho NewhOuse mining district
paync's Mother Dead W..
PAYNE of this citv received last evcu-
inr. message from seattle announC-
ing The death there OF his mother.
Skysrrapcr Siccl-The Rio Grande
hauled in yesterday noon "a cars 81
stecl for the Nswh1uso buildings.
This viii Keep things moving FOR some
time.
shipped to san Francisco--rhe re-
mains OF John rhom who was FOUND
dead In n soloon were shipped 10 san
Francisco last evening by O'DVnneu'
Tor interment.
Local stock business GOod--'rhe
Salt Lake stock yards are dolne
so0d business with local live stock, az
present as there Is comparatively 1T
Tie through shipping being done.
sympathy for Sousa-The Illness Of
Bandmastcr Sousa at Chicago mas
awakened q strong sympathetic inter-
est among his many friends and adj
mirers here. who walt with anxiety 20
know the outcome
One Was Natcrcd--The state chem
let has Just analysed 20 samples Of
milk which were found up TO The
standard. except one which was water
ed Tho city food inspector VIII
proceed against the offender.
some Peopc Don't like It--Inf5rm-
alton has reached this city that the
san Francisco bankghave "blacklisted'
the Reno, New, Kansas City ana Los
Angeles bank cashiers scrip, and viii
not handle 20 at n. either for collec-
lion or in any other way
Anthem TomOrroN-The anthem at
the First Congregational church to-
morrow morning viii be 20 Come Lot
rs Sing 90 the Lord by Berthold
Tours. For the onertory solo Mr.
George Rogers win sing, 1.-THE Lord
is My Light by Allitsen.
Prcst. Lmd TO Address Meeting
AT the conjolnt session Of the Mutual
Improvement associations 20 be held
IN the Second ward tomorrow even-
ing prest Anthem II. Lund will de-
liver an address. There win be special
music and an interesting program
rendered. All are invited 20 attend.
Illustrated acknowledgements ev-
euing at Sis az Temple B'Nai Israel,
on Fourth East. between Second and
Third South streets, Rabbi Freund
viii repeat the illustrated lecture on
Jewish Ceremonial I'm Synagogue and
Home" which lls gave last Monday
night in Barratt hall The lecture
viii be free.
Miss Walsh Chosen Queen--At Tho
Twenty-eighth ward fair lnat night
Miss Anne y Walsh was elected
queen In the voting contest, she re-
Ceiving more than 1900 votes The
next highest competitor received LOO
votes. Miss Walsh was Christened
queen Anne" The fair has proven
"a great success. An interesting pro-
zram Was presented last evening, the
audience being mrge and appreciativc.
Testimonial 10 Maxwell---Monday
evening az the Twcnty-seventh ward
chapel, a farewell entertainment viii
be rendered Gavin Maxwell. prior 20
his departure for a mission 20 the
southern states. The following per-
SONS will take part on the progr an:
John SOnderreRer, Joseph Poll. Irene
and Daisy Hilton. Elsie Pike, Winnie
Hin. Mabel Nilsen, Pearl Gibson,
Henry Gibson, Henry johnson, Gladys
whitehead, c. S. Booth, Van Savage,
Thomas Ii. Ash. George j. Cannon
ana Nellie N Allen.
Diphthcria at FielIing-Inspector
Clark OF the state board OF health has
returned from an official trip TO Field
ing. Boxelder county, where 30 peO-
pie. 10 per cent OF the entire popula-
ton. were sick with scarlet fever.
There g. no doctor resident within 10
miles. and the people being under no
official restraint ran from one house
Go another as they liked, so the dis
ease spread Dir. Clark established
n proper quarantine, leaving a health
officer in charge, so no further spread
81 apprehenicd particularly as the
cases are not very serious
lions Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Paws = per cent on deposits.