Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Death of n. c. Cablc-Nclson C.
Cable. a school teacher OF Taylors-
VILE. died suddenly Friday morning at
the home of James Marsdcn, In
TaylorsviIle. Death was due to heart
disease He has relatives in oklahoma.
Eagles Hold SocinI-The Eagles
social of Friday evening was attended
by over 400 couples. Tuesday eve
ming will be Eagles evening at the
Colonial theater. where the leading
man of the Sweet Innisfallen" COM
pany is member of the order.
Cashier Earls RccovcrIng-Cashier
Earls of the National bank of the
Republic has so far recovered at Los
Angeles from his asthmatic attack
that he expects to be able to return
to his banking duties here in two
weeks.
Conservation Commission-The con-
servation commission Will hold
meeting in Governor William Spry's
effice next Wednesday At that time
reports on the natural re-
sourses of the state will be submitt-
ed to the commission.
Prcst. BrImhaII TO Spcak-President
George H. Brimhall of Brigham
Young university is TO speak before
the parents convention In the Eigh-
teenth ward chapel The ward choir,
tho mems quartet composed of Messrs.
Pyper Whitney, Spencer and Patrick.
and a girls chorus will sing.
Train Delayed Three Hours-A
wheel worked loose from the tender
of the engine OF the Los Angeles
limited train at Milford today. delay
ing the train three hours. Fortunately
no one was injured. Another engine
was dispatched from Salt Lake bring
ing the delayed train into the city.
Postage ON The Christmas News
People who do their own mailing of
The Christmas News are particularly
reminded that the postage to domes-
tic points Is Q cents and II cents to
foreign. II anything less than these
amounts is attached the papers will
be held In the postofiice.
Calcdonian Club SociaI-The Gale
donIan club will give social and
dance Friday evening, Dec. "a, in the
knights OF Columbus hall. 81 west
First South street. There will be n
program rendered after which dancing
will be INDUCED In. Another social
Will be given at the same place on
Dec. 81.
Tourists In Dcccmber-The number
of turists visiting the bureau of in
formation Is reported as somewhat
larger than last December They are
mostly eastern people en- route to
southern California to spend the
winter. OF course all are shown the
tabernacle which Is heated twice a
week so thoroughly that 1t never
gets really cold there.
New Officers InstaIled-The follow
ing newly elected officers of the
wasatch Lodge of Masons were in
stalled Friday evening in Masonic
temple: Worshipful master. DIR. a. c.
Wherry; senior warden. Harry s.
Knight; junior warden. f. o. Leath-
erwood; treasurer, Robert Connor; sec
rotary. A. J. Lowe. A banquet follow
ed the installation Of the new officers.
Engineers Mcct-The Utah Society
OF Engineers held a we'll attended
meeting Friday evening in the New
house club rooms. Theodore p. Holt
read a paper on the cyansding of
silver ores, and j. l.. Sebastian read
a paper on compressed air pumps,
showing also the working of the
Sterett pump now being tested at the
state university,
Articles Amendcd-The Halloran-
Judge company of Salt Lake which is
in corporated under the law
of the territory of Arizona
articles OF incorporation this morning
in the secretary of states office,
changing the name. 1t Is now known
as the Halloran-Judge Loan & Trust
company. A meeting of the directors
and officers of the company was held
on Nov. 10 last when this action was
decided and the company will branch
out into other business.
Ladies OF G.. A. X. Elcction-The
James C. Rice circle No. 3. Ladies' oi
the G. A. R., elected Friday evening
: Mrs. Roberta Mcdonald. president
Mrs. Priscilla Kent, senior vice-prcsl
dent, Mrs. Kate Farrell. junior vice.
president; Mrs. Mary Hoge. chaplain
Mrs. Burrows, conductor. Mrs. Clars
Olsen, assistant conductor; Mrs. Could
guard: Miss Laura De Kemp, assistan
guard; Mrs. Laura Woodruff. patriotic
Instructor. Miss Laura Hadley, dele
gate to the national convention. Mrs
Mary Grosvenor. alternate.
Reports Not Confirmcd-With re
ference to the report that sheep wer
pershing by the thousands from tn
:. cold weather In Utah and western
Wyoming, c. B. Stewart. secretary o
the Utah Wool Growers association
says: IT have received advices from
various points in Utah and wester,
Wyoming today and tonight and
cannot learn of any injury to tn
sheep on account of the winter wealth
er. There has been plenty of snoN
=. everywhere. but the sheep have with
stood It well and everything is 1
:. good shape"