Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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WIN Ouiciatc nt nnQbam-Eoy W.
~ RYAN viii odiDutD 600 fhc Daiho.'.
church iu Bingham tomorrow.
Excellent Wool Crop--WooI growers
aro asking Us cents for good quality
stock and arc getting t1tIF price
Marcus Harris sHNN Doc never saws
Ctan wool ln better condition.
Death OF jaime. Jncob-ou--Jamee
jacobson. 90 resident Ui C0louiH DIta.
Mexico. died n this city yesterday
agcd ,5. The funerat win ho held too
uf Joseph vs.. Taylor ON West Temple
street
BID. For Janltors' supplics--L. j..
Judd. clerk OF The board ~ education.
has issued "a call FOR bids Tor the cone
tract OF furnishing iauhors supplies
so the school BUILDINGS FOR the next
scar. The tenders viii be- opened at
noon on April rs.
Cainmians win Entertan--'rhe
Cambriau association decided last
evening. 10 throw open its heldquart-
prs. 2I2 sharon building, To- visiting
CamArians during the g. 8. r. enc
oampment next August Harry j.
Evans will De in charge.
win Address Pa-cnts' Class--Dr
Gowans viii address the Eleventh
ward Sunday school parents class to-
morrow morning on How TO Handle
Maynard Boys and Girls" AN inter-
cstcd are invited To- attend. Meeting
house corner First south and Eighth
East street.
F0rcstcrs In Tusn--Chief Ranger
John McLaren of the Holy Cross for
est reserve " Colorado. Assistants JOY
Higgins. }. ,. Pitts and George Durfce
with j. g.. Bennett. H fancy stock exc
merit an OF Glenwood Springs. were in
town yca erday afternoon. en- route Go
ogden to attend a Forest Service meet
ing
Funeral TOmOrrow-F'unerM SER
vices for louis j. stevenson, the COM
ductor. who was killed ON the Emil
grafton canyon railroad Wednesday
night. win Ne held az O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon at the Second ward
westinghouse. Friends may view the
remains sunday morning from 20
1880 o'clock az the family residence.
7a5 south Third East street.
collecting E,vidcnce-Ralph n. Me-
Ken1ie. secrat service official from
Washington. is working In the city
collecting evidence Ia regard 10 the
merger suit instituted against the
Hartman and other interests under
the sherman antitrust law The hear
ing will come up on April ~ before
Special Examiner S. A. Williams In
the United States court A number Of
prominent RAILROAD men Of the city
have been subpoenaed TO testify az the
hearing
IunchcOn For Al Cnb--A luncheon
will be given by the Salt Lake Ad
club at the Cullen hotel, Tuesday,
April IS. from 1918 20 lao o'clock
Talks on the craft viii be made by
a. ID. Mcclure. Eriant $. Young, O.
IT, Wood and John ID. Giles. The fool
lowing hill OF fare win be served:
Consomme en- tasse, celery and olives,
flet Of sole. tartar sauce: fricasse Of
chicken with peas, Duchesse potatoes,
combination salad; ice cream and
cake; coffee
Sandy Gets Busy---The Commercial
club Of sandy is taking a very active
part In the work OF identifying that
town. II has organized the Sandy
CITY Park association. which Is go
ing TO plant lot Of trees on the
land secured. reading room has al
so been organized, and books and
money are being freely subscribed by
tho citizens Among the other improve
% 1onrse 'p ba gro lnSd ana dancing
pavilion The city council Is also taxi
ing ~ the work Of grading Main
street. and a contract for this work
has been let.
Charles n. Hanford Entertained
The members OF the faculty OF the J..
ID s. university were entertained at an
Easter luncheon served by the girls
Of the Domestic Science department,
in the Lion house Friday afternoon.
The decorations were in gold and
blue the L. D. s. colors. Streamers OF
blue Ribbon interwove the candleabra,
which were set with golden peoples.
Jonquills and danadils we're used in
profusion. The guests of honor We're
Charles B. Hanford. Miss Marie
Drofnah. and Mrs. Baird. Mr.. Hanford
In a speech paid a glowing tribute TO
the people OF Salt Lake.
For Better Humane L.aWs--At
Yesterday afternoons meeting OF thq
w q. r. ". an excellent paper was
read by Mrs. II. p. Myton on the Inn
mediate need for better humane laws
in Utah for the proper protection Of
the brute creation. She was followed
by Dr. Beatty with an address on the
work 0f the Humane society iu this
state The doctor spoke OF the need 81
a better public sentiment on the sub
iect and also called attention TO the
need Of strict regulations governing the
milk supply. as so many infants alv
poisoned with tainted OF impure milk
lie wished the school children could bo
taught the principles Of governing tho
Humane society. IL was decided To ask
az ct the WOmen's clubs IN the city
10 ioin with tho W. O. T. n. and the
humane society in pushing this work
...r..- 1900 A. A AZ Al rrsur Vrga4 ~,