Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mass ut Bingham---Rev. Ryan will
ham.
Hard Times Party-The Badger
club will give a "hard times" party
this evening at Eagles hall.
Must Go ON March--Orders are re-
ceived at Fort Douglas for practise
march of 200 miles by the regiment
during the coming year.
Buys Now ReSidepcc--Dr. II, S.
Scott has bought the Richter residence
on Second avenue, between and +
streets, with ~ by 65 foot lot. The
doctor will move into his now home at
once.
Funeral of Hattie GrifYlths--.rhe
funeral of Miss Hattie Griffiths, who
died from gasolene burns, will he held
from Evans undertaking establish
ment tomorrow afternoon. The re-
mains will not be exposed to view.
Recovering His Sight---Word from
st. Anthony states that c. o. Harris is
recovering the use Of his eyeslgilt,
which in the recent past threatened TO
leave him. owing TO an accident sus-
tanned two years ago by the upsetting
of chair.
Shepard AppcaI-The opinion hand
ed down by the circuit court of APP
peals in the r.. Il. Shepard case has
been received here. II is the affirma-
ton of the verdict OF the lower court.
Shepard has co days in which u take
further steps in hope of keeping him
out of the penitentiary for 3 months.
Asks Board To Investigates. l..
Irving, Sandy sheep owner, requests
the state board of health to investi-
gate the mysterious poisoning of many
of his flock of 1000 head As the
swine disease continues ~ Weber
county. all infected hogs will be kill
cd in hopes of Graduating the disease.
No Ice In ParIcy's-There will be no
ice cut this winter from Parley's can
yon reservoir because there is none
there to cut. The water from the Big
Cottonwood conduit which flows into
Parley's canyon. keeps the reservoir
water stirred up and in constant mo-
ton, which prevents formation OF Ice.
should Have Water System--Inspec-
tor +. l.. Clark of the state board If
health Will go to Fountain Green,
Monday, 10 lecture TO the people there
on the benefits of waterworkS system.
The doctor found so cases of typn1Id
fever in that section recently. and
that the cause of the same was tho
water supply. A system of water
works will remedy all this.
Changes nj Fort DougIas-Capt.
James Nj. Love Jr.. of the Fifteenth
infantry, has been detailed to the re-
cruiting service at Columbus barracks,
Ohio Lieut.. and Mrs. j. $. Upham
have arrived from Los Angeles, where
they have been visiting. Lieut.. G.. a.
Weiser has been detailed Tor military
map work in Arizona.
Ice Is Better--Thc state chemist has
been analyzing specimens of ice cut
from ponds on the outskirts of the city.
and finds that such ice this year,
judged by the samples. is free rom
the impurities that We're round last
winter. The chemist Is also analyzing
the usual lot OF samples of milk taken
at random from city wagons by The
food inspector.
Forensic Club OGicers-The Foren-
sic club of the Y. Nj. G. A. elected
these officers last evening: President,
Frank a. Burlington: vice president.
A. @. Adamson; secretary, j. Kyle:
treasurer, II. G.. Enos: attorney. O. II.
Sterling: critic, a. O. Adamson; SER
geant at arms. A. Chiids chaplain.
George Muir. NJ the meetinP last ev-
ening, solos We're sung by Leo Bow
ers who was accompanied on the pi-
ano by Fred Hardy. Afterward
banquet was served.
Implement Company Changes
John Q. Critchlow resigned his posi-
ton as secretary and treasurer of the
Utah Implement-Vehicle company at
a recent meeting of the directors and
General Manager A. j. Colt was chos-
en- to ill the vacant positions, so that
the latter now fills the three offices.
col. Colt was general manager of the
Indianapolis branch of the Western
Moline pillow company. prior TO conf
ing To salt Lake to accept his present
responsible position. and by his cE-
perience and knowledge of the bust
ness has reorganl2ed the implement
company and established IL on firm
haets