Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
LATE LOCALS

smallpox IN the Isolation hospital that
Of William wade. vas released this
morning. and the hospital Is again
closed
one Permit rohay--One building
permit was this morning issued by
Inspector 4. h. Hlrth. for two-story
apartment building OF ig rooms at
12f east Third South street TO cost
$500. To- Anna M. Reed.
Scclss > ~ Recommendation j.
Newman Of Frankfort. Kentucky. has
written 10 Postmaster A. L. Thomas
o. nnd out the location OF Joseph
b. Newman and family who arc said
TO- be residents Of this state.
Soprano star Rccovcring--Mis
Ciarissa STRAUSS, soprano OF tho In
tcrnatlonal Grand Opera company. IS
recovering rapidly from an operation
for appendicitis performed on her laIt
Friday az Holy Cross hospital.
Two Cases of TyphOid--Tvo cases
of typhoid fever have been ported TO
the city board Of health since stature
day. as follows; Aida johnson. reside
ing at 81 south Fourth West street; II.
). Royf. aged 20 wears, residing al AZ
Weight street.
Educators go 10 NcrnaI--A C. Nell
together with Prof Howard briggs
and Prof Moisah Han. will leave FOR
Nernal Friday TO be in attendance at
the three days session Of the Uintah
county teachers Institute which opens
AT Nernai next Monday
For Benefit of the Blmd-'rickets
have been placed on sale al Schram' 5,
Willis-l1orue's Bodbc Pitts and the
Halliday drug stores for the matinee
az the Orpheum Friday which Will be
given for the benefit Of the adult blind
OF this city. Indications are that the
sale viii be heavy and a handsome
sum Melted FOR the cause.
Blind Commission Appointed-Gov-
ernor Spry has appointed DR.. $. II.
Allen. Josephine Morris Rowan and
Annie H. Hardy OF salt Lake and g
j. Ross Of ogden AS members of the
commission for the care of the adult
blind, authorized by the last legisla-
ture The commission has at its dis
posal for the objects Of the act the
sum OF $4,000. appropriated by the
legislature.
Reed VIII Recovcr-George w
Reed. Of ~ j street. who was struck
down and run over by NJ. II Walkers
automobile on Brigham street at
Seventh East street. late saturday az
ternoon. is resting easily at Holy
Cross hospital. and will recover. sc-
cording to DR. r. 5 Wright, unless
Unforeseen complications from possible
serious internal injuries develop.
Babies at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in five
wards of Ensign stake the ACCESSIBILITY
| Of taking small children to meeting
or leaving them at home. was dis
cussed In the parents classes OF the
sunday schools. No decision was ar
rived at which appeared satisfactory
TO everybody Those giving talks on
the subject were DR.. James SchOfield
| Thomas A. Williams, +. c. Evans A
| r. Christensen and w. :. owen.
Development Congress-The official
| cali for the Western slope Develop
ment congress which is to be held In
Grand Junction. Colorado. November
10 and IL. has just been issued and
| the governors. senator's, members of
| congress and others of Colorado.
| Arizona. Wyoming, New Mexico and
| Utah. are invited to cooperate In
/ making the congress a successful one
Subjects which will come up for dis
cussion at the congress are reclama-
ton projects. freight rates. and other
matters connected with the develop
ment Of the Western slope territory
Mother seeking SOn-Mrs Annie
Skillman living az $50 Milpas street
Santa Barbara cal, wants 10 find her
| boy Harold. who has been lost for
| more than a year. and To that end has
| written To Postmaster A. l.. Thomas
| enclosing a picture of him. He is / 8
| years old and Is described as having
dark brown eyes. brown hair, medium
| dark complexion. and small for his
age. His teeth are said 10 be irregular
| and he is OF nervous temperament
| and exceedingly talkatiye. He has not
| been heard from since September 4
| 1905, when he wrote his mother from
Helper Utah. saying he was going &c
Reno, Nevada
Father Says Son l. Bad one--C. J
Oberg. 1875 south sixth West. who
charged his lS-year-old son with dis
turhing the peace and the case cams
az before Judge Bowman Friday az,
ternoon. takes umbrage at some OF the
testimony introduced In the court.
room. He affirms that his son has
figured In the juvenile court a num-
Der Of times and Is utterly incorrigi'
| BILE. He has threatened his life viii
a rock and an ak. and generally keep
late hours He shut his son out OF th'
house on the night he disturbed the
peace ana the trouble followed which
led 10 the arrest. The boy is Is year.
| OF age and not Ia as enormously re-
| ported In all papers.
Inquiry For Mrs. Izard-W. JohI
! Hunt a solicitor OF Pershore. England
has written the city board of healtl
for Information concerning Mrs. Mar,
lizard, who he says, joined the Nor
| mon Church at that place and wen
90 Utah with her husband and daugh
ter number Of years ago. The WON
ans maiden name was Waters, and Mr.
Hunt H. anxious 20 communicate witt
some Of her descendants. The onl.