Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Lake postofhco inqulfing for bic son
Allan Cooper. who is supposed 20 be
living in this city
Free Lecture Tonicht--"Man az
Seen by ClairNuyancc' VIII be the sub
ject of free lecture this evening az
the Library bah by the thoospnhicM
lecturer g. Jinarajadasa OF Ceyion.
Mrs Helen wcbbcr Dcad--word
has been received in this city OF the
death at colorado springs % Mrs.
Helen Weber, formerly q resident or
Salt Lake. and 4 member Of ST Paurs
church. She leaves husband. two
sons and a daughter
Cars on Ninth N,cnue--The date
set for the fret Ninth avenue car go
run is Nov ! next The work % track
laying Is now more than half done and
wOrkmen finished yesterday the frs,
strip OF double truck from the Junction
with the SIKH avenue line
Drafts Found Two drafts of 800
and $500 have been found in one 81
the letter boxes Of tho city and turned
over to Postmaster A. l.. Thomas.
They are drawn by Baxter. Reed q
Co. bankcrs Ida grove, Iowa on the
Corn Exchange bank. Chicago.
Death of y. Henderson, Ucnder-
sou well known citizen OF
hUlNNNs lNfN at Ilfe AHIONiN t. u ~
hospital last evening ~ Brghts dis
case. from which he has suffered for
long time. re n survived by his wife
Tho funeral VIII be held on Sunday
Bank Examiners I.cate--secretary
~ STATE charles s 1iuFey and e. A.
Glazicr state hank examiner LEFT for
Chicago this morning whore they viii
attend the convention ~ eflonal bank
Supervisor Tine convention will be
hold rom sept lS 60 n inclusive.
Eaglc- Name Dclcgatcs-The order
OF Eagles In this state viii be repro
sented a. Omaha Sept 1915 ia the
annual convention Of the general body
by II $. Mccain and A. G. Nathan u
this city. H. y. Dean Of Bingham. Y w.
Kemp Of Mercur and J. Riley Of Idaho
Falls.
Parent. Glass Lectures Tho last Of
the series of lectures on Juvenile
Delinuucncyn will be delivered before
tho Parenis' classes Of tins Ensign
stake tomorrow morning. Next sun
DAY the topic for discussion viii be
SHOULD Babies and Small Children
BE Taken to Meetins2"
Held For Omaha PoIlcc---Ioc oliver
who claims 20 have been In salt Lake
FOR the past -four weeks. was arrested
yesterday By Detective yelling up-
on a telcgrsphic request from Omaha.
The telegram did not state the nature
% the charge against Oliver. but he Is
being held awaiting the arrival OF tho
Omaha officers
Giant Apples From Hclper--A box
Of apples from Helper was opened yes
terday afternoon at the Chamber II
Commerce containing dozen APPLE
measuring SPY inches when set up IN
q row. As II has not been believe
fruit could be successfully raised at
Helper. the exhibit creates more or
less astonishment.
Think He Took Harncss--M u
Smith. a colored expressman. was TAX
en- into custody yesterday by Detective
Frank Wheeling under suspicion os
having heen implicated IN the IN II
Of several sets OF valuable harness from
number OF private stables in the city
Smith Is Identified as the man who
sold the harness IN . south state street
second hand store but denied his guilt
Gathering Agricultural Statistics
u. J. Haines. who Is IN charge OF The
state bureau 81 statistics. viii make
an effort 10 ascertain the amount OF
grass seed AID the number of bushels
of other kinds Of grain raised IN the
state. Circular letters have been sent
out 10 AN the threshina outfits in the
state. asking them 10 check up and
send their results into the statistical
bureau.
Peace Rcisns in the Third-sIhe
Third precinct citizens whose sleep has
been made a. ruthless mockcrv for
many days by the gasoline engine
pumping seepage from the conduit.
have succeeded IN persuadng the con-
tractors 10 substitute an electric uump
and now that paif Of the city Is ono
more able TO compose itself 20 slumber
without something more than merely
cursory comment on gasoline engines
as promoters 81 slumber
Dr.. Packs Icctarc Dr. Fred j.
Pack Of the University OF Utah will
speak tomorrow evening az $40 In
tho Third ward chapel seventh SCf.h
and State street on THE Philosophy
of the First PRINCIPLES OF Mormon
ism. Special music Tor the services
viii be furnished DIV Miss claudia Holt
aud . mixed quartet composed OF AIRS
sylvia g. Ball. Mrs. Ida =, Weller and
Messrs j. W McMurrln and Carl
CART The uublio ~ invited
Greatly hnprc~scd--Imdge ". H.
King mas returned from am extended
trip along the Pacific coast He snNs
The way the coast elites are growing o.
something surprising. particularly ln
the case ~ San Frsncisco and Seattle
INC Mti'l 'llhf inc Iuugc tninks. uugn
20 have l000.000 population in I've
years AZ n has the monopoly ~ the
entire Alaskln trade which IFS destined
10 become OF mmenee Importance %
this country az Alaska s bound t. 20
n great agricultural as well AZ min-
ing country
Matcr t-cd la Salt Iake---sait
Lake 'tN consumed i5.3OO0oO gallons
of water last wear. according To tho az
ures of Edward kneaes. chief clerk oil
the water WORKS department This ls
$50 gallons per capita on basis of 90.
ooo population The water conaunied
this year VIII hc much iess ou account
OF he heavy rains The infouuat ion
Was compiled az she request of the olty
officials of Denver which r. consider
ms n proposition Of OWNING rs own
water works system
Tcachcr-' Institute g. Nelson.
slate fuperintcnucut of uhliC matruc-
ton, IN arranging series OF Institute
a. he held iu CErrl county la the
slate Tho hrHi Institute viii Doc held
o. Huntington. Emery county ou
sept %. % ond iG. an the teacher
IN tho county Whi attend the institute
md The schools vill he dismissed f1r
those three dnys Prof Howard
nrlgGs ANA Mosiah Han of fho INT
NcrlltN nf Utah win De tho speaker.
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