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

4 -st : III
Mormon Battalion-rhe Daughters
of the Mormon Battalion will meet
Monday. Oct. twelfth, at 8 D.. m. at
the ihome[sof Mrs. Mary J. Glawson,
No. 81 Second Ave,
of the advertising department OF the
Republican,, has resigned to take a.
similar position With the publishers Of
the Western Weekly.
Information Wnntcti--Herman An
derson. of Eugene, Ore. desires to-
learn the Whereabouts of his brother,
Docinus Anderson who left Denmark
for Utah in the year 1888 or 1884.
Testimonial .Concert--WiIliam White,
who is now con.alescent after a long
illness, will be rendered n testimonial
concert Eby the Thistle club in the
Twenty fifth ward meethinghouse Fri
day evening, Oct 16 att p. m.
Ideal For Grazing-c. b. stewart
has returned from Il trip through the
UintalI forest reserve. He reports graz
ing conditions ideal In that locality
and says there is room for 10000 to
$4,000 moro sheep on the range.
Furniture Store ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Harris has given 10 year lease to
the Nebraska Furniture COMPANY, Of
: q
Z The building is 35 feet front by $50
feet deep, and three stories high.
Trusty lii jail Again-Frank Hutch
ms, a trusty who had been missing
from the county jail since Thursday,
was picked up at the Fair last night
& by Deputy Sheriff Claude Russell.
and returned to prison
IN Liberty WnrtI-The members of
+ Liberty ward VIII hold their opening
meeting intheir new chapel tomorrow
evening atieG:30 O'Clock. A splendid
service lis anticipated, President
Joseph e Smith being expected to
make an address during the evening.
a cordial invitation Is extended to the
public to be present.
Aids Its Studcnts--rhe Y. Nj. C. "A.
will publish a list of capable workers
in its schools In circular form for the
benefit Of temployers seeking various
classes of help. A metallurgical and
chemical courses has been opened at
the association building. with Prof.
Blum of the University in charge. The
outlook is encouraging.
Lecture To ArchaelogistS-Prof a.
", Ilidder of Harvard will lecture
before the Utah Archaeological In
istitute this evening iii Library hall on
THE Pottery of the Southwest He
las explored extensively drought the
ancient ruins 'of southern Utah, and
will have interesting relics to exhibit
at the close Of the lecture
Falls Under Wagon james Smith
an attorney, was thrown from a wag
on yesterday afternoon. en- route to
the fair grounds. He was seated in
q wagon waiting to start when the
horses started to run. In reaching for
the reins, Smith lost his balance, fell
to the ground and was run over, sus-
tanning painful injuries. He was re-
moved to his home.
Townslte3 Meeting Adjourns-Th re-
sgular annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Sugar Townste COM
pany, was to have been held at IL
o'clock this morning In tho Sharon
building. but owing to the absence
from the city of number of the leading
stockholders, the meeting was adj
jouined until Thursday next at
O'Clock p. M.
Protest From Tooele-The vol
growers of ,rooele county are strongly
protesting against the proposed es-
Establishment of IA forest reserve in the
Cedar Mountain country in the Tooele
desert, which was asked for by Grants
Vile citizens in an application adj
dressed to Senator Reed Smoot. The
growers say that the land in question
is not adapted to forest purpose
and that it's segregation as such would
deny grazing to 100000 sheep.
Idaho Growers With Utah-'rhat
Idaho growers are cooperating with
the Utah association plans Is evil
denced from n communication re-
ceved yesterday from Adrian Cirimane
of Blackfoot. Mr.. Grimane stated that
he had carload OF wool ready to
ship under the associations eastern
storage plan. The officials of the Utah
association of wool growers We're
much pleased to learn that the plan
Heart Failure The Cause-Last
night Dr.. G. NJ. Chandler held post
mortem over the remains of David
TAYLOR, the miner who died in the
Sanitarium Thursday evening and
learned that the mans death was due
to heart failure. 1t was learned yes
terday that the dead man had wife
and DAUGHTER residing at Silver Cliff
Col, and efforts are being made to
locate Mrs. Taylor. 1t has been de-
cided that an inquest is unnecessary
Tribute TO Clewson-rhe Los An
geles Times of q recent date has a
half-tone picture of new portrait
lust executed by the Utah artist, j.
w. Clawson. The subject is Mrs.
Thomas Gbbon, Wife of the we'll
known Los Angeles attorney and rail-
road man.tThc art critic daYotes. nearly
n colun reviewing Mr., ClaWson's
famous portraits, and speaks especial
~ of his recent picture of EX-Govel-
nor Wells.