Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25

sentinS the charity ball given that night
in the McNickoll * Wright's hall in be-
half of the new hospital, invited the
eXcurSioniSts to attend the ball that
evening, which invitation was accepted.
Countermarching back to the headquar-
ters of the Elks the visitors were for
mally received and given the keys of
the city. Daniel W. Church acting as
spokesman. The response was made by
5. IL. Love. After music by the band"
the meeting adjourned and the visitors
made the most Of their time in getting
acquainted by personal visits about the
city and incidentally patronizing the
bail In the evening, materially assisting
in making the same a financial success.
a card of thanks was issued by the
ball committee expressing their appre-
citation of the success and especially
thanking the Salt Lake boosters for
their presence.
Bishop Milo A. Hendricks is seriously
i'll with pneumonia, Dr. i. H. Bean is In
constant attendance. Mrs. Hendricks
who was visiting her parents In Provo
was advised of his condition and ar
rived home Monday evening. A brother
of Bishop Hendricks from Richmond
came also to visit and aid his sick
brother. This is Mr.. Hendricks third
attack Of pneumonia, but there are now
hopes OF recovery, as the patient has
improved slightly the last two days
Julu AlSMplln lllt lI~NftI SUN
of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Alsworth Of
this city died Saturday morning at
o'clock from the effects Of an injury 10
his spine, received in a fall some time
ago.
ICE FACTORY.
The Franklin Il Hayes Brewing COM
pany has installed new ice plant,
which is now in successful operation.
The plant cost $4,000. and has a capa-
city of 10 tons of ice per day. The first
delivery was made last Thursday morn
ing TO a local confectionery store, and
one carload was shipped To Blackfoot
last Saturday.
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
Memorial services on Decoration day
Will be under the auspices of the Grand
Army of the Republic and the Spanish
American war veterans. Rev James a,
Hedges of the Presbyterian church viii
deliver the Grafton at the cemetery. and
a round of blank cartridges viii be dis
charged by the firing squad, and taps
Will he sounded by the bugler Tho
parade will start at 10 a. m. at the west
side schoolhousc.
Word has been received that Harry
Jones. formerly of this city ana the son
of eN-Judgc Albert W. Jones was mar
ried May 10 to Miss Beatrice Ocheider
at Los Angeles. Cal.
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Yesterday the academy board award
ed the contract for the new wing of the
building to Contractor Paul Gardner of
this city. the figure being SIG $50 Others
bidding was George Brough, Sl7,18l so,
and j. II. Murray. Slg,Sl5. The speci6-
cations for the ini1nary have not yet
been given out,
conductor and Mrs. Al Robinson arc
convalesclng from case of ptomatnc
poisoning with which they suffered last
sunday. -..
LINEMEN STRIKE
The Rocky Mountain Bel lincmen
struck yesterday In compliance with i'm
structions received from the strike COM
mittee nj salt Lake About 40 mon
arc e'l'o.ou
NEW COAL NINE.
Coal IL still at q premium ia Poca.
tcllo and the Union Pacific is turning
down orders being unable to nh the
demands of their agents. There H.