Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-31

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Contributions are beginning to be re-
ceived at the office OF the peseret News
for the relief of the sufferers in the
Italian earthquake Up ITO press time
1.-THE amount reached Stl for the first
three hours the list was open Owing
to the inability of the committee to get
Tout printed subscription blanks, the
Eccntributions have not even started to.
roll in. Every member of the commit
tee is confident that when once the
people start there will be a scranlble TO
secure places # honor in the !; 9i 81.
The printer has promised the sub
sstript.on blanks and general committee
receipts by this evening and in the
morning they will be open at several
places in the city to be designated by
the committee insaddition to the offices
of the newspapers, banks and the
Commercial club. Authorized persons
carrying credentials Will solicit sub
scirptions to the fund tomorrow, morn
ing and thereafter.
IN THE OUTSIDE CITIES.
The Italian colony has undertaken
from the Salt Lake headquarters the
collection of relief funds from the
outside cities and for this purpose the
following committee was appointed
last night:
Ogden--C esare Frazzini. Fred NIassl.
Binghanl-Guy Boloynesi. Vitterio
Ausehno.
Salt Lake,. 3. Ft.atello. John Sc
rem, Peter Targhetla, Pasguele Fore,
Raffaele Mauro.
Mercur--J. B. Paricco, J. B. Accam-
pc.
reka-Frank Scapature, H. Gustal-
di
Scofeld-Luigi Bargieri.
Eelper--J. Martielio, j. Bonaccl.
Sunnyside--F. Paternostro, l.. Bora.
Green River-F. Politano.
z The general committee appointed by
the conference in the office of Governor
Cutler yesterday requests that for the
present and until other announcement
is made that all contributions to the re-
lief fund be placed with the local banks.
offices and commercial clubs
in the various cities of the state. Sub
scription blanks will be found at
these places Friday, the printer having
been given rush orders, which will be
executed with the utmost dispatch. The
general committee met at the Conn
lmercial club last night and organized
with W. i. Halloran as chairman Jo-j
seph E. Game was selected as secretary
and c. w. Nibley as treasurer. The
other members OF the committee are:
the Row. Peter A. Simpkin, Tony vac
lchiatta, Frank letter. and Nose Pag-
gil the latter being editor of Ell Mini
tore, the local Italian newspaper.
IS RECEIPTS FOR CONTRIBUTORS.
The committee will issue an official
receipt to the contributors to the fund
and later will announce list OF per-
sons accredited by the committee to act
with it in the matter of accepting con-
ftributions. These persons will be eS-.
pected to exhibit their credentials IN ac-
f cepting funds and to issue proper re-
ceipts for them.
The subscription blanks VIII bear at
i the head the following:
ITO the Citizens OF utall--We, the
committee appointed by Hon. John c.
Cutler, governor of Utah. Hon. WllllafIi
SpI.y, goyernor-elect. aud Hon. .lonn ,.
Br.tnsford, mayor Of Salt Lake city. to
solicit funds for the sufferers from the
terrible earthquake and tidal wave
Which has desolated Sicily and Calabria
ana left hundreds of thousands utter
~ destitute. do in the. name and spirit
| Of Gods fatherhood and mans BROTH
e,hood, appeal for the financial aid OF
cur American fellow citizens.
At the head OF the subscription blank
| will be printed in red Ink this quota
ton: He gives twice who gives quick
| ly.'''
One thousand of; these blanks Will be
printed In English ana the remaining
Ave hundred in italian. They will be
found today In the. newspaper offices.
banks and In the Commercial ciu p
a cable message was received from
! Alphonso ssearceiH a. resident Of this
city, who is now In spezzano Granda
in campania. about 50 miles from Sa-
pies on the extreme edge OF ne strickc N
| district. The message reads
Earthquake terrible. Not so pad
here IL escaped safe.
! Mr.. s;carce,li has With him Mrs Scar
| cell and their daughter. His friends
here. Interpret the message TO mean
that these, too, escaped harm.