Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-26
LATE LOCALS.

Womcn's Press Club NIccting-The
1 Utah Women's Press club VIII hoio
/ it's annual social next Saturday even,
/ Ing, at the residence of DR. iJlns !,
Ship. Members will attend dressed
In historic costumes.
| Cruelty to Animals--T II. Mott is
| charged with cruelty to animals, in a
complaint issued from the county at
| torney's office. Humane Officer j. ~.
| Isle says III the complaint that Mott
was driving a horse unfit to be worked.
NIolders VIII Attcnd-All the mold
ers of Salt Lake and vicinity are re-
quested to appear at Federation Trades
hall Tuesday, Oct 81. at o'clock
sharp. to attend the funeral of the late
Brother j. r. Oswald.
Shot Ducks Galorc-Dr.. Beatty, M.
III. Walker, and Charles READ retarhsC
last night, from a three rays duck
shoot on the reserves of the Bear River
Duck club. Each nimrod shot the legal
limit, returning laden with feathered
trophies.
Condition Of Noel Pratt-Reports
from the bedside of Noel Sheets Pratt
give no change III his condition. de Is
a very sict ID his legion of rela-
"a
hoping for his recovery Prof.
Stephens is at his bedside most of the
time, and next his parents feels the
situation most keenly.
Charged Will, BurSlary-Com-
plants have been issued from the office
of the county attorney charging Henry
f. Doles and Eugene Thomas, two
youths. with burglary in the third de-
gree 1t is alleged the boys broke into
the Sumner school on the night Of Oct.
y, and that Doles obtained S. in cash.
Guardello Brown, chief probation Off
Ger, is the complainant.
Young Couple In Jail-Charles
Clark and Ruby Young We're arrested
Saturday by Deputy Sheriffs Sperry
and ISddington and placed in the coun-
ty Jail. Clark, it is claimed, was held
OH a charge of attempting to jump a
board bill. The girl is believed to be
a minor, and a statutory charge will
probably be preferred against the cou-
pie.
Exposition at Brussels III 1910
Gov. John G. Cutler has received q let
ter from the Belgian consul general at
San Francisco. urging the Utah execu-
tive to take notice of the international
universal exposition to be held at Brus-
sells in 1910. The exposition will open
in April, and it is desired that all who
wish to make exhibits communicate
with the Belgian consul at San Fran
cisco.
Last Sermon Sunday - Tho old
Westminster church property on
Fourth West street has just been
sold for $4,000 to b. +. Redman who
takes possession Nov. /. So the last
sermon in the old edifice will be
preached next Sunday by Rev. C. c.
Mcintyre, after which the congre-
CATION is to worship In Odd Fellows
hall until the building of their new
church edlfico at Fifth South and
Fifth West streets.
Begin Work at Fort Douglas
Tearing down the old stone barracks
at Fort Douglas will begin next week,
to erection of the hand
home new, modern barracks provided
for by last Congress with an appro-
prtion of 100000. As this will
necessitate shortage in accomoda-
tons, one battalion OF the Fifteenth
Infantry shto be sent away for the
time being to other posts.
Back from Califorilia--A. c. Mel
son. state superintendent of public in
struction. returned last evening from
California, where he went to address
the teachers of the golden state. The
meetings We're held at Marysville. an
hours ride from Sacramento and Supt.
Nelson talked on Wednesday, and Fri
day of last week. He was well re-