Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Henry NJ Lasnc Buricd--lienry NJ.
1.aync. who was killed az Lark sum
day was buried Friday I'm Mt olivot
cemetery under the auspices ~ tho
Modern Woodmcn OF America.
special Gospel Mcctiugs-speciai
GOSPEL meetings begin Sunday. iu the
Central Christian church. continuing
through tho evenings Of tho week,
except on Saturday. a steeropticon Vih
be used in illustration ~ talks on the
oily Land.
HAY High m ldqito--Ni-iting sheep
mon from Idaho state that the home
ranges arc iu dne condition. hay Is
plentiful but high SO higher than ~
was last year. on IS per ton 90 the
stack The visitors arc IN high erpec-
tstions regarding the wOolgrowers' con-
Veution 20 De held al Ogden IN Jam
nary.
Choral society Elrciion--Nt Fridays
meeting OF ihe Salt Lake Choral SO
cicty the following directors were
chosen; Eli Pierce Mrs. s. \. s Nell
den. AIRS Thomas Wise. j. T. Dun
bar and George Midgley Tuesday Owe
ming OF each week WAS decided on Tor
rehearsals. Much work VIII be done
ny the society this Hinter.
Song service and Rcunion-srhe
people Of the TTeuty-hrst ward viii
meet in "a good old time reunion and
song service 90 tnc TWeutN-ufst Whru
noetinghouse on sunday evening 40
O'Clock Songs from The hymn book
aud psalmody viii De sung, ano an
the people of the ward, and trends
from am over The city ere cordially
invited 10 bring their hymn books.
Prof Charles Kent viii be in charge
OF tho music
Tribute 10 Ne, Wincll--stage mama
ger stephen Newman, speaking for the
stage employees Of the Orpheum
theatcr. last evening presented a fine
porpoise travelling bag 20 william r.
Winch. former manager of the house
Mr.. Winch has relinQuished the
management OF the ogden orr heum
which he took when he lefi salt Lake
and will leave within a few days for
III Paso who're he has purchased an
interest In a theater, which he VIII
manage
Executive Committee Mcets-'rhere
was a meeting yesterday ~ the Conti-
mental National bank OF the eNecu-
tive committee OF the National Wool
Warehouse storage company There
were present }. Z. Cosgrin, OF Raw
Inns II W. CoodinE. of Idaho. W.
Scott Anderson of Boise. r. r. john
sion OF BiackfOOt. and ". q. Boyer
OF this city General business WAS
talked over and tlans were discussed
FOR the coming year which Is regarded
as highly promising
Christmas News Prizes--The Of
fetal announcement of the literary
prizes 20 be offered fOr the hest story
and the best poem Submitted for the
Christmas News appears IN another
Fart Of this paper. This announcement
VIII answer the many Inquiries which
have already been received from
various parts OF the country. The
prize for the best story Is $50. ana
for the best poem S2J. Intending
contestants are referred 20 the notices
elsewhere FOR further particulars.
New Bank For Blngham--A new
bank. the copper State bank Is pro-
posed for Bingham canyon back
ed by number OF To-
cal bankers. mining mon ana in
Nestors. Among those actively interest
cd are, j. y. Risque. general manager
Of the Utah Consolidated Mining
company. r. g. Oliver. general mama
ger OF the Utah Apex Mining COM
rany: Louis -. Gordon. a capitalist OF
this city. W. s. Boyd 20 Bingham
canyon: John Bern, vice-p president of
tho National Copper bank W. W.
Armstrong, president of the National
Copper bank; Louis $. Gates, mine
marager OF the Boston Con. Mining
company. j. W. eddie OF Bingham
canyon