Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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Tuning Glass For Blind-A class il
piano tuning for the blind will bt
started Friday afternoon for the adult
blind at their workshop near the Lior
House.
Local Clcarings Soar-Bradstree re.
ports the Salt Lake bank clearings
for November last as the greatest in
local financial history, the amount
being sS9,2S2,ooo.
Miss Clara Glover Hcrc-AIss Clara
Glover. of Yorkshire, England, ar
rived in Salt Lake yesterday and is
the guest of her sister. Miss Lille
Glover, of 432 South Main street.
File on Irrigation Watcr-Jamcs A.
Faust and Frank r. Slaughter have
made application for an appropriation
of 10 cubic feet OF water to be taken
from Corn creek. Aillard county. for
irrigation purposes.
Merchants Postpone NIccting-The
regular melting of the Retail Mer-
chants association that was to have
been held Wednesday night, was
postr oned one week or until after the
close OF the Pure Food show.
Cashier Earlcs Improycd-Cashier
". +. Earles of the National Bank
of the Republic has recovered so
rapidly at Los Angeles from his asth-
matte attack that he expects to re-
turn home in six weeks to resume his
duties.
Wheeling Home Sold-The Wheeling
house at 61S south West Temple. was
sold Wednesday To Ed Wheeler, for
Mrs. Wheeler, The building is con-
sSdered to be one of the finest on the
ctr ho dor f,n
secret.
Former Salt Lakcr Hmt-Tony
Dederich of -Alnmosa, California,
formerly a student al All Hallows col
lege in this city. caught his hand in
the machinery of the Murphy Manu-
featuring company there two days
ago. and lost all The fingers and part
OF the thumb of his right hand.
College Men Admitted-The follow
ing resident college men have been
admitted to membership In the Uni
versity club: Fred V. johnson. b. S,
University of Ills, 1902; Culbert L.
Olson. LII. b, Columbian univer-
sity. D. c.. 1901 c. Max Pettig, B.
s. Obcrlin. 1899; and Charles L.
Eeuser. Kansas university. 1904.
Lodge Dedication-Uintah (Ma-
sonic lodge No. of Park City will
Friday evening, to be attended by the
officers Of The grand lodge and 90
masons from Salt Lake. The train |
will leave the Rio Grande depot at i
SIS p. IN. returning at 1916. Lunch |
Will be served on the outgoing train. |
Fifth Anniversary Scrvicc-The con-
gregation of temple B'Nai Israel will |
hold exercises next Friday night in
honor of the fifth anniversary of |
Rabbi Charles ]. Freund's ministry in |
Salt Lake City. Rabbi Freund will de- |
liver an address appropriate to the |
occasion, which will be one of re-.
joiclng for the Jewish people of this |
city
Funeral of Capt WiIder-The fun
cral of Capt Edward E, Wilder was
held at O'DonnclPs undertaking
parlors Wednesday afternoon, with
Rector c. E. Perkins of st. Pauls
Episcopal church conducting the serv-
ice. and interment at Mt. Olivet The |
pallbearers were J. A. Brown, ]. P.
Norris. J. a. Poulton and Arthur
Erown.
Moran's Bill Special Ordcr-When
the council meets tonight as COM
mittec of the whole, p. J. Moran's
bill OF $20,45S.G7 will be taken uC as
a special order of business II will |
take several hours TO dis
pose on this matter because it has been
in the hands Of several committees
and none of them have been able to
reach an agreement
Christianscn Home SoId-The James
christensen residence, 1857 First
avenue, Wednesday became the prop
erty of Thomas CT. WINNER Jr, who
purchased 1t for a home. the consid-
Grafton being $4,000. When Mr..
christensen. former state treasurer.
was placed under arrest. this, with
other properties was turned over to
the three banks who were on his
bonds.
Chapter OF Bank CIerIss-The Salt
Lake Chapter of Bank Clerks will |
hold general meeting Thursday eve
ming. at the Commercial club. The
program includes paper on Legal
Tender" by A. L. Moreton of the
Continental National bank, a reading
by John w. James. Jr.. of the Utah
National. and Faper on Keeping
up the Interest by Radclin Cannon
of Zion's bank
Floral Establishment Sold-The
property of the Salt Lake Floral
company, between State and Main |
streets, Eleventh and Twelfth South, |
was sold Wednesday by Mayor John
S. Bransford to w. W. Wilson and D. |
aSs 11o"s u loutles Ills Is the property |
established several years ago by Will |
liam A Clark, Jr.. for an associate who
tailed to make the business n success |
1T finally became a possession of the
mayor, and has been prosr erous
under his ownership
Cause of Deaths RcvoaIcd-The |
diagnosis Of the government yeteri-
nary examining the state prison herd |
or Jersey cattle was verified by the |
slaughter and examination OF six |
COWS before the killing of the herd |
Every one "s those six cows had |
lungs d<s<4scay marked by tubercular |
1ornHs>ozss. cossequcntly the warden |
was reconciled to seeing the herd |
Slaughtered. Several prison cattle died |
last summer from a cause then not |
understood, but now 1t is believed |
the trouble was tuberculosis.