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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
8saRala Unanimously Passas Bill 10
Amended Form; house Concurs.
ONLY Two MIGHT'VE VoTEsRECoRDE0
Measure Goes TO Governor Now, and
4 II is a Foresone Conclusion THAT He
WIN ave II His Signature, on Ao.
count Of Overwhelming Majority.

The Cox Edwards pilotagc bill, over
which the Virginia Pilots Associa-
ton on one side. and the coal and
shipping interests OF Norfolk and
Newport News on the other, have
been waging such warm contes,
during the past few weeks, was unan-
imousiy passed In amended form. as
reported by the committee, by Tic
State Senate yesterday. and shoril.
atterwnrd the House concured In the
amendment, only two negative votes
being recorded. The fight was over
when the Senate acted. and Delegate
l'arrett OF this city, who opposed the
measure when 1t came up In the
House originally, voted for the bill.
The bin will now go 20 the gov
olnor, and OH account OF the over.
whelming majority by which Ii pass
ed the assembly II Is a foregone con-
cllislon that It will be signed.
Tho lilll In It's amended form
abolishes the compulsory pllotago tax
on coastwise vessels, ana Increases
the pllotage rate on foreign ships
about as cents per foot OF draft. It
Is estimated that the Increase in rates
VIII givc tho pilots something like
$4,000 annually In added revenues,
While the abolition of compulsory
Gcoastwise pilotago cuts off about $27,-
600 annually from the revenue here
tofore received,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
yer was rendered delightful surprise

Yer was rendered Il delightful surprise
party Mt her home on Chestnut ave-
nue. Dainty refreshments were
served, and games and music added
to the enjoyment of he evening.
Those present were: Misses Alma
Smith. Ruth Powell Icunice Kilian,
Mary Evans, Alberta Richardson,
Dorothy Grant. Marguerite Wilson,
Florence Richardson. Eulalia Vel
lines; Masters Paul Wilson. George
Cooke. Hal Richardson. Edwin Phil
lips, Allie Bivins. Willie McCallum.
Christian Weaver 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
Joseph Charles Auxiliary.

Hhe annual meeting OF the Joseph
charies Auxiliary will be held at the
nome of Mrs. William Gamer. 270S
West avenue. tomorrow a .e.,on nj .
O'Clock Business in resaru 10 The
work of the auxiliary 70 coming
year is to be transacted nj n 'arge
attendance is expected The mxIi-f
iary received a generous donation
from Mrs. Charles recently to aid in
the work
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
waJfaU.,oS Mrs. aAkcr.

VA Warrant : & the arrest OF Mrs.
Mamie b. fkef. charged win the
murder OF fNr infant child. has been
sent TO Wesar, n. c., with the request
,hat me woman be arrested and held
Tor The local authorities. Mrs. Ba-
kcr Jailed 10 appear for trial when
ncr case was set in the Corporation
Court last week, and her tond of S3OO.
with Mr.. G. w. Burcher MS security.
was declared forfeited.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
On Inaneetion Tour.

Captain ]. l.. Williams. immigration
inspector of this port. will leave
Monday to inspect the jails and asyl-
nms located IN this district This
duty recently was assigned to Can
tam Williams by the department of
commerce and labor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
First officer Tibbests susoensed

First Ofilccr A. d. Tlbbetts. of the
army transport Fitzpatrick. has been
suspended from the service ana re-
Moved from duty. The order from
me department was given IA result
OF TIE mention of the first officers
name in connection with the rope rob
merry case. and Mr. 'ribbetts expects
10 be reinstated in the near future
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
Death of Mr.. Garter.

After a brief Illness Mr.. w. G.
carter died last Friday at his home
IN Lexington, Ky. He was 67 years
olu' Mr. Carter was we'll known In
Newport News having lived here for
the past II years. returning to his
nome In Kentucky four months ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
The Lucky Quarter

is the one you pay ont for a box OF
Or. Kings New Life Pills. They bring
You the heath that's more precious
Than Jewels. Try them for headache.
lbiliousness. constipation and malaria.
Iif they disnppoln; YOU the price viii
he cheerfuly refunded ut all drug
stores.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
Dreamland Theater.

Thc Dreamland moving picture the
ater will offer tomorrow the celebrated
"Harieauin's Story These ilm, 90
OF unusual length and are bcaut l.r
hand colored. The films are sai6 . .
some of the best ever preser IN
Newport News. ana the manase ent
expects them to appeal espo, ,..y 10
ladies and children.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
Mrs. Francis panzenbaker n.,d

Mrs. Francis Danzcnbaker died last
week ut the Protestant hospital in
Norfolk. The body was taken to
Akron. Ohio. for burial. Mrs. Dan
2enbaker was well known in Ncwnort
News, having visited here ON numer
GUS occasions. She was related 10 Mr..
and Mrs. L. ". Danzonbaker
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
Would Give Away Salary.

Mr. f. c. LEM. who Will be can
didate for the Democratic nomination
ior mayor announces that IL he Is
elected TO the Office he Will give the
salary, $1,000. TO be used in purchas-
ing school books for the poor chill
drcn of the city
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
Used Her STEEL

Julia Gibson. negro. was arrested
In Rockets ut midnight last night by
Pa'rolmen Parrish and A. A. Padgett
on the charge of felonions cutting. It
is. alleged that she stabbed Mary
branch. also colored. in tho hand on
Twenty-fonrth street last night. Tho
wound was only slight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01
Suit in chinrnru

Suit In chnncery was filed in tho
clerks Office of the Corporation Court
Yesterday by The Powell Trust Com
pany against T. G. Powell. admlnistra-
tor for George w. Skinner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

German car, are expected in Chicago
today All the foreign cars will start
at the same time and try 10 keep to-
gether.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01


Die Iiehc Tasae Chm will moo,
Tuesday afternoon ,t o.c,ocr =, no
second street W
-
Nrs r,ororoo W.. 49,.
at her home on Twentv.n,nth s,rast "
nut r'.lc daughter nave gone to Rich
in nU"n " SpcHu se'er"i DAYS WIN re-
Mrs. Frank James, who has been
TO be improving.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

been i'll at her home, S2I Twenty
ninth street. has been removed 10
ST. Vincent's hospital for. treatment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

Die Liebc Tasse Club will NEE.
Tuesday afternoon ut o'clock Mt the
home OF Miss Harizill, 3z Fifty.
second street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

Mss tama Mecpllough. who has
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

Mrs. Florence Wray Bowen has suf
fered relapse and continues very il
at her home on Twenty ninth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

Mr. and Mrs. f. I. Ivy. who have
peen at Hot Springs, Ark. for the
past four weeks for the benefit of their
neai'h' are reported to be improving.
Mra. Ivy underwent an operation re .
Gently
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

SurprIse Party.
on Friday evening, Miss Mary Wea,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

: , ,.,.''es. -,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

Mrs. s. V. Smith is able TO he on
after severe attack of grip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28

string quintet, Scherzo from Quintet,
c. IS 5....,..s.,..5 =. .'.......'. st. Saens
Salt Lake Symphony quintet.
Los. --o..tl,.T., -. .,s...........
NJ, j. Brines.
Russian Airs. ....t.....,. WieniawskI
Willard Il. Weihe
Quartet from Robin Hood. DE Koven
Miss Edna Evans. Miss Edna Dwy-
or. Fred G. Graham, Horace En-
sign.
Tha stringed quintet was an especial-
~ pleasing feature whose Successful
performance led to the hope that cham
her music might be made more of Il
feature in Salt Lake programs
'lhc club rnom decorations wei., elnh-
crate and beautiful. Withholding rows Of
palms ana chrysanthemumsa lining the
corridors, the tables aud inantels In the
pa'lorS were masses OF chi'ysanthe-
NUNS. with American Beauty roses as
the decoration in the ladies' dressing
rooms. The silver cups Won by the
state IN agricultural competitions wore
we'll displayed. and at the close OF the
program a buffet supper was served in
the dningrooiu, with an impronptu So
cial. There We're many elegant toilets
among the Indies. and most OF the gen.
tlemen We're in full evening dress
Judging from last nights experience
the audience room facilities of the new
Commercial club building will be taxed
TO their utmost when the next musicale
~ given. The reputation of Salt Lake
as a musical center was again fully
demonstrated last evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28

= s q i . n d :
ast-Mrs. Martha blackwell. IS Green
4i-7Mrs. Phoebe G. Taylor, 81 north
9assr-M ~ @ Beattie. 10 First avenue
'''-tn a -. Esther NJ. Butler, BIS Sixth
af-Mrs. W. $. Barnes. 5l4 Second ave-
40 81. u, Brown 667 Sixth avenue
~ lines Lawson, Jr. 1873 Nj street
-. :, j. Hoffman, Second avenue and
4S--Ruby Gum. 112l Bueno street
~ 497-Jennie Davidson, 252 Ninth East
o e q, Lynberg, $50 east First south.
SlF-J ennle Holcomb, 1876 east Third
South. - :
o2-kate u. Farrell, MAYS drug etorc
- Ihird East and Second South.
eo--N eiie Edwards, LAG east Second
South
a-G NJ. Lewis. Tribune office.
COUNTY DISTRICTS.
5o-Joseph Osguthorpe, Cader's station.
OBJ. b. Jackson, Calder's station.
5I-Charles Bell, go u. Fourteenth
South.
5S-Willialn j. Guest, caldcrs, IL. Ii. d.
6o-Charles Holm, Murray.
6l-John Richardson, Murray. X. II. Il.
No. s.
Solver 4. Jenson, Murray, II. f. D.
ell. r. Watrous, Silver Lake.
b4-Ethyle Harrison, Mountain Dell
.65-Mary Hansen, Sandy, r. d. L. No
A. -
ss a. H. Wake, Sandy. Il. !. 2. No.
6T-Carl Larson. Sandy.
6S--Willjam sHnlSteal Ga,,,,,,
6s-Allee a. Brand SANDY, r. f. D.
70-M. p. Germo. Alta.
7l-John Fl. Wellington, Sandy, r. u
d. No. 9.
IA. r. Ballard Draper.
73-G. L. Knight, Bluff Dale.
I4--J. r. Freeman, Herman.
7o--Geneva Garside, Riverton.
I6-Albert Mable, Sandy, K. i. d. No.
7l-C. l.. Cooper, West Jordan
l8-Hyrum Golf. West Jordan.
79-H. Bannion, Jr, Taylorsville. .
S0-Gada Richards. Bingham.
Sl-James d. Lamb. Bingham.
s2-A. c. French. Bingham.
S3-Edith Reid. Pleasant Green.
S4-John r. Nelson, Hunter.
so--AleXander j Hill, Granger.
S6--Rudolph Boss. Brighton.
S7-Anna A. Madsen, so Whitman
avenue.
SS-Clara G. stookey. f. Twelfth South.
S9-NIaggie W. Thompson, a4sl South
Seventh East
90-Mrs. Louise Peterson. Garfield
9l-W. Fl. Rudy, North Point
92--Rena Crawford, Lark.
Godfrey, Murray
Fl. Bishop, Murray.
II. Lyon, Murray
96-John A. Weible, Garfield.
Quayle. 81 w. Eleventh
South.
as-Marie G. Dudley, Bingham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28
Commercial Club INDUCES
In Swell Musical.

The parlors Of the Commercial club
We're SO crowded that no more people
could get in last evening. on the oc-
casion OF the annual musicale of the
Commercial club. 1t was estimated
that the attendance must have been
over 500. But Notwithstanding the great
crowd. the entire program passed off
without u marrlng feature. and greatest
credit to the participants. Prof j, ]. Nc
Clellan and Fred Graham We're in
charge, the program being as follows
Quartet from '.Rigolettot' ..s..s...,., Verdi
Miss Edna Evans. Miss Edna Dwy-
err, Fred G. Graham Horace En-
sign.
Flute solo CLiutc).... ......z.e...G German
Willard Flashman.
Celeste Aida" 1880. .....t.,.N Verdi
NJ. i. Brines
String quintet Schcrzo from Quintet,
Opus S1..............a.. ...,... DNorak
Salt Lake symphony quintct--t'red
Midgley, first VIOLIN George G.
Groneman. second violin: Alfred
Press, viola; Oge Jorgenson. cello;
j. j. Mcclellan. piano.
Soldiers Dream'' ...... Rodney
Horace S. Ensign.
THE Butterfly. ...............,..,.,..
Miss Edna Evans.
estraunl ,...'...l. ,.. - :, - i1SHt
Miss Mary Olive Gray.
ARA from Carmen .....r,...'.... bi2et
Fred G. Graham.
"Serenade" Observation-Disclosures. Strauss
Miss Edna Dwyer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28
WITH THE POLICE.

When CT. Fruse loaded up on bad
whiskey Monday night sgd was hauled
to police headquarters he had the pres
ence of mind to dig down deep in his
jeans and bring forth a Sc gold piece.
Yesterday afternoon his name was
called several times but Fruse was APP
parently too scared to show UP and the
V went jingling into the almost de-
pleted Golfers of the city.
James A. Murray started out Monday
night to celebrate and after sampling
various connections dispensed in diff
ferent saloons. became most generous.
He scraped up half dozen or so ac-
quaintances. and invited all Of them in
to Lyons saloon and ordered several
rounds of the besl In the house"
After the drinks were served Muir
ray invited his companions to follow
him. and started out of the place, de-
clining 10 pay for the booze. Murray
was arrested and yanked over to police
headquarters. Yesterday afternoon he
pleaded guilty and was assessed IS.
George Frank. a burly able bodied
vagirant unblushingly admitted to
Judge DiehI that he was too tired to
work and found 1t much easier to-
.Inooch" on the streets. He intimated,
however. III a languid way that, If Civ
en- the opportunity he would make an
Judge Diehl thought otherwise and In
vited Frank to tarry at the city Jail
for a period of so days.
A row. over couple Of boxes of
grapes and a few squash cost Frank
Parker, a pedder. SIS. Parker and Il
youth named Holbrook got into a mix
up over the ownership Of the grapes
and squash. each insisting that he was
the owner of the same. Finally Hol-
brook declared in no uncertain Ian
guage that Parker was a direct des-
Gendant of Ananias; that the truth
was not in him. and that II he met it
in the street in broad daylight he
would not recognize 1t. To prove, that
Holbrcoks opinion wos not worth
much, and that the things he said We're
not entirely correct. Parker landed q
right hook and knocked Holbrook
down For this he was fined IS and
advised to behave in the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28

District No. A-Resdence OF l.. c.
Johnson. 40i west Third South.
District No. 25-Store, 46 Postoffice
Place.
street
District No 27-Bird-cowan company,
leo south West Temple.
District No, 2s--Kesidence of w. S.
Burton, lis south Second West.
District No. 29Residence of Mrs
Battley. IA south Seventh West,
District No. 31-Fifteenth ward
amusement hail. First South,
PRECINCT NO. g.
District No. si-Residence of H. Dahl
uuist, 15l west North Temple.
District No. s2--Relief society hall.
First North and Second West.
North Temple and First North
District No. 34-Residence Of Fl. c..
Anderson, 9ts west North Temple
District No. 35,-Resdence OF r. G.
Collet, 81 Almond street.
District No. 3s-IrvinS school, Fourth
North and Second West.
District No 3,-Residenee Of Josiah
District No. Ss-71e north Second
West
District No. S9-Residence of Fl. p.
Folsom, North Salt Lake.
w, Willis. go Center street.
District No. i1-Resiclcnce or Mrs
Phoebe G. Taylor, 81 north state.
PRECINCT N. &
District No 4a-rwentieth ward
amusement hall.
District No. 4aResidence of ~ A.
Butler. 3i5 C street.
District No. 44-Rcsidence OF r. s..
.Calderwood "a II street.
District No. 45-Residcnce Of L. L.
Brown, 667 Sixth avenue
District No. 46--Residenco OF Mrs.
Higham, 1853 Second avenue.
District No. 47--Residence Of j. A.
Devalley, 1883 First avenue.
PRECINCT NO. ..
District No. 4s-Residence Of Ruby
Gum, 1921 Bueno street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28
Don't Forget 10
Register Tonight.

dlr ~. i.
Tonight will be the last chance !,
register for the coming presidential
and local elections There are a nun
her Of tardy ones OF both sexes whe
have SO farSneglected to see that tnei,
names are properly entered on the
registration books. DO not fake
any mans word for IT but po nd
see that your name is on the, Iist
The offices will be open until u M
and they. will DO available Ia n,,n,.,,
voter within walking distance of his
home.
The list of registration places is as
follows.
Dist.
No.
1-Emily Il. Whitbcck, SO east EIcv-
enth South
2--F NJ. Ulmcr. 756 Washington ave-
3-charles Il. Beers, 1899 Eighth East
Ada n. Shorten, 9Sl east Ninth
s-Alrs. 2; II. Rhodes, SCI east Seventh
South,
6--Altcc Smith, 342 Express avenue.
7-Christtna A. Bowles. GS6 Fifth East.
S-Mrs A. W. Eardley, 621 south Main
a-Mason O. Miner Chamberlain
court.
J0-Ida Rulon 40T Second East
1l-Claire Driscoll, 325 Second East
12-Catherine Smith, ALI Sixth East
1S-Rodney lillian, $50 east Fifth Soitb
14--Alice FL. Palmquist, S25 cast Sixth
South.
Hilary g. Glenn, 1914 east Fifth
South \,
1s--John Mcneil, 1912 south First West
17-H. a. l<ougy, 9O2 south Eighth West.
ts-l4ouisa McCaw, 1417 Indiana avenue.
1s-James Cowan, 613 south Third West.
2o--Charles ulrich. 2 sperry avenue
21Emily Fox, 191 west Fourth South
22--John %. Cowley. ass south Second
2s--D. F. Hagans, s27 west Fourth
South.
e4--Louis c. Johnson, do4 west Third
South.
25-Ella NJ. Aplin. $40 south First West.
o6-Alice G. Ripley, 229 south Second
West.
a7--Alice Mullnger, ITO west Second
South.
2S-Mrs Eta NJ. Patterson. 116 south
Fourth West.
29---I. e. Mahle, $50 west First South.
s0-Richie Hardness, ITO south Ninth
West
Sired A. Ellis. IA north First West.
32--Belle White Sc north Second West
S3--Elizabeth Il. Davis, GA north Fifth
West.
e4--Heber e. Anderson. s4s west North
Temple.
r. Campbell, 155 west Sec
ond North.
B6-William P. Nebeker 457 north Sec
ond West.
37-Josiah N. Lees. e19 west Fourth
North.
ss---John cuthers. 915 north Second
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28

y d w. . j /. o. .
District 10. iaResidence OF Mrs.
Davidson % south Ninth East.
District No. 50-Eleventh ward annex,
Eighth East and First South.
District No. 51.--Calrary Methodist
church. iia east Second South.
District No Spelling place not se-
lected.
First South and State.
/ District No, 5i-Hall's Tailor shop,
1I2 south state
COUNTY DISTRICTS.
District No. 5o-East Mill Creek
: District 'ri, t. 10. 56--store, Fifteenth
South and county road,
District No, 57-Alill Creek ward
house, Fifteenth South, between Fifth
District No. 5s-Thirty-first district
schoolhouse.
District No 59-south Cottonwood
District No. oGsecond ward meet
nshouse. Murray.
District No. 6l--Grant ward meet
rs Bi hTIs y No 70 62-Holliduy meeting
house.
District No. 6S-Maxfield mine, Big
Cottonwood canyon;
district No. 6-F'ifty-seventh dis
trict schoolhouse, Butler.
N o.
District No 67-City hall, sandy
District No. 6s-Samuel Parry's resi-
dence on State, road. Sandy
District No. 69-Tithing office, Gram
lite.
District No 7o-columbus mine Of
fee Alta,
District No. 7l-crescent ward
District No. 72-commercial hail.
District No. 7$-Bluffdale dance hall
District No. Award house at Her
District No, 75-Riverton Commercial
District No .6--old Holt store San
dy r.. ID. No. 2.
District No. 77---West Jordan amuse-
ment hall.
District No. 7s-Twenty- dis
trict school, East Jordan
District No. 79-Taylorsville ward
house.
District No. so-odd Fellows hall,
Upper Bingham.
District No. sl--Meycr,s hotel, Main
Bingham
District No s2-Copperton boarding
District No S3-Pleasant Green ward
house.
District No. S-Granger meeting
house
District No SG-Brighton ward meet
District No. S7-Residence of Anna
G. Madsen. 80 Whitman avenue; Ind
12tS5S.
District No. ss-1992 Eleventh East.
corner Eleventh East and Twelfth
District No sold farm house, For
est Dale
District No. a-Horace Blevin's
clearinghouse, Highland Boy.
District No. 9l-Resdence of W. H.
Rudy. North Point.
District No CLARK scloolhouse.
District No. 93-First ward meeting
house. Murray.
District No 94-Murray courthouse.
District No. 6-McIenry's livery
stables, Murray.
District No. @i-Bathhouso at Gar
field.
District No, s7-Burton,s school, 1900
State street.
District No. aS-Residence of Mrs
ID. Clays. 30 Bingham Canyon Road.
stops itching instantly Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch, hives,
herpes. scabies-Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28
LIST OF POLLING PLACES.

The board Of county commissioners
Monday. designated the Following
polling places In Salt Lake county for
election day, Nov. 3:
PRECINCT NO. i.
District No. Residence of Thomas
Eergusson, 1861 south Firth East
District No. 2-Ulmer's Greenhouse,
1l5o kensington avenue.
District No. s--l143 Windsor avenue.
between Eighth and Ninth East and
Ninth and Tenth South.
District No. 4.-R esidence OF John
Seager, 703 south Eighth East.
District, No. 5-store, 7o2 south Sew
Gnth East.
District No. s-Residence OF T. A.
Tellefsen, 1866 south Fourth East.
District No. Residence Of Mrs. l..
d. Davis, 6SS south Fourth East.
District No. S-Residence of e.
stronness, as south State.
District No. 9--Basement OF City and
District No. 1o-4a9 south Second
District No. 1l-ica cast Fourth
District No. 11Ninth ward annex.
4l6 south Fifth East.
District No. 13-Tenth ward annex,
Eighth East and Fourth South
N District pis a,s No: ror, R so,,, Of T.
amusement hall. Eleventh East be-
tween Fourth and Fifth South.
PRECINCT NO. q
District No. ls.-storc s75 south
First West.
District No. 17-Dunford's store, SO
south Eighth West.
District No. 1S.-Uintall training
school. between Eleventh and Twelfth
West and Ninth and Tenth South.
District No 13-Annex Fifth ward
meetnghousc, Seventh South and
Third West.
District No 20--Henry's store. 127
west Seventh South.
District No 21-Residence of John
u. Busby, 467 south West Temple.
District No. o2--Watson's store,
corner Third West and Fifth South.
District No. 23-Rear of Twenty
fifth ward Westinghouse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28


Mrs. Il. e. McGurrin was hostess at
an Informal luncheon on Monday at the
Alta club in honor OF Miss Lees. who is
visiting Mrs. w. II. Armstrong. Th.
decorations were in yellow chrysanthc-
NUNS and covers laid for eight
Miss Josephine CIawson entertained
AT cards yesterday afternoon. Seven ia
bles were played, and prizes won by
Mrs. Arthur Gardner, and Miss ,,na
Lambert.
Mrs. Leslie L. Savage entertained the
bridge tournament on Monday at her
home.
Miss Irene Short entertained last eve
ming at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zane arc here
and Will be at home for some time at
the Kenyon.
Nj. and Mrs. Philo L. Farnsworth,
Jr., will leave shortly for an extended
eastern trip.
Mr.. James E. Clinton and Miss Stella
clinton have returned from their east
ern trip.
Mrs. c. Il. Richards will entertain her
IeauilS ciuD ana IL rev. outside guests
at her home on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Marie Levy and daughter are
nome after a years travel. They are
nj the Wilson.
Mrs. A; +. Enoch has returned from
New York visit.
Miss Jean odcl aud Dr. Kirtley were
guests of honor last evening at a card
party given by the Misses Bartch. The
rooms We're decorated in pink carna-
tons, and prizes awarded at each of
the five tables,
Mrs. w d, Harris OF st. Louis has
returned to- her home. after AN extend
ed visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Needham, of 100 north State
street.
Mrs. G, G. Hunting, wife OF Rector
Hunting OF Ely; New, is visiting In
this city with Mrs, S. D. Evans. Rev.
Hunting was formerly superintendent
OF st. Marks hospital.
Mrs. Helen Tilate Kimball and her
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niece, Miss Rita Jacllnlan, have re-
turned from Berlin where Miss
Jacknlan has been studying music. Her
instructor has been the noted pianist,