Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MANY Chick. Entcrcd-Ovor 1900
sutrIee have been made for THE Hn.
nuaI chicken show of next week. Which
PROMISES 20 bo thc most notable aualt
OF the kind in the history OF tn,
state.
sporting Writer l1ntcrtaincd--G. o.
shields editor OF Shields Magazine
and Recreation of New York was en-
tcrtuiucd last evening at the CONNER 70
oal club by Manager Harris, 400 Ola
friend of the visitor.
Tho West Buying Most. a.
GrceucWald has returned from o. nu--
iucss trip TO Chicago and Grand
EHpids. He saws western houses are
the best purchasers this season ~
tho eastern markets.
End of FIRST Scmestcr--rhe second
semester OF the school year VIII COM
menco "a week from Monday, when
about 1000 pupils of the public schoo's
will be changed 40 now classes About
zoo of the advanccments VIII occur IN
the high school.
Archaeological SOcicty--rhe Utoh
Archaeological society VIII meet TINS
evening al the residence Of Hon. w.
W Ritter on east First South street
4 number of papers viii be read ON
southern Utah ruins and "a musical
program given.
Another Hall From Caro-. W.
Brady OF 131 west Fouth South street,
tried TO board moving street car
Yesterday afternoon. as Second south
and Firth West streets. He missed and
fell heavily 10 the pavement. The
shock Knocked him scnseless, but ne
recovered shortly and was able TO go
home without assistance.
Music at Hospital-The usual sun
day morning musical exercises at the
Groves l.. ID. S. hospital viii be REM
dered tomorrow by Prof Charles Kent
and "a number of his pupils. The fol-
lowing viii take part. Kents male
chorus. Van Savage. Edna Morris, Pr.
r. Burton, Dot Mcmillan, Lillian
Framing, Mrs Beatrice Crismon
Thomas Gus Backman, and Carl
MCenig.
Mayor Signs Iicenses-Although
former incumbents of the mayors Of
flee have used "a rubber stamp for the
signing of licenses and other city do
cuments Of the Kind which require
his signature. and which reach his
desk in great numbers Mayor Brans-
ford scorns the use Of anything less
laborious than the pen, and yesterday
spent great part Of the day affixing
saloons and merchants.
Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris Honor
cd--Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris viii
DE presented this evening at the pub
lie installation Of the officers of James
b Mexican post No. i, G. A. r. and
Women's Relief Corps. with an AM
erican flag OF solid gold. in apprccia-
ton OF the assistance she has given
at so many q. A. r. entertainments.
on the flag is the inscription. "A
nag without a stain, a token OF esteem
presented TO Emma Ramsey Morris
hy the c. A. r., Department OF Utah"
Mrs. Morris father was a veteran OF
the Civil war.
Three Additional ExaminatiOns-
Three additional civil service examina-
tons are announced for Feb. "a In
this city. ono Is for the position OF
aid In a laboratory OF the department
of plant industry, at Columbus, Miss
women only being eligible. at a salary
Of $500 a year. Both OF the others are
for men, one being for assistant in
the bureau OF fisheries. at a salary
OF $3.50 a year. minimum age limit
20 years; and the other as plumbers
helper for the bureau Of animal in
dustry, at 81 day, and is year
minimum age limit.
NAtnRMAAAAN AAOIOr AhuEllA-~= N'lH
Caledonian club celebrated last even
ing the one hundred and fiftieth an
niversary of Robert Burns In the Jen-
nings block with nearly 200 persons
present There We're five banquet
tables set the length OF the hall,
whore the feasters were welcomed by
John Il. Cummock. not only as Scots,
but as Americans. The toast 70 Robert
Burns was responded TO by William
Alexander Of Park City. The toast to
The Caledonian club" was responded
TO by James MOnatt. Benny McPhee
was the piper OF the evening. with
Miss Laviua Cummock dancing the
Highland Fling, and Miss Margaret
Taylor dancing the horn pipe Mrs.
Browning sang Aud Robin GRAY"
James sheldon sang "rhe Banks and
Braes OF Bonnie Doom" Mrs. Frank
Brown recitod The RELIEF Of Luck
now" william Cook and Peter Sned-
don gave vocal selections. and the en-
tire evening was very much enjoy
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