Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Receives Bad Ncws-Word has bee
received here OF the recent death II
Summit, n j., of the mother of Harr.
3. Windsor. local general agent o
the Maryland Casualty company.
Clerk Clutch RcsIgns-George NJ
Clutch. clerk of the criminal divl
sion of the city court. Will resign hi
position Jan. ]. to take position witt
the International Life Insurance com
pany.
Funeral Tuesday-The funeral o
Thelma, aged eight, daughter OF Henr,
and Rosella White OF Wilford, Will b'
held from the ward meetinghous,
Tuesday noon, with Interment In MIL
Creek cemetery.
Corn For Shccp-Sixty four cars ol
corn are In transit from the middle
west to northern Utah and southern
Idaho points where the sheep arc
stalled in the snow. Some heavy feed
ing must be done to save the thou
sands OF sheep there.
Defective F1ue-A defective fiuc was
the cause OF a fire alarm from the
home OF Ncls Madsen, sS7 Blair
avenue at $50 Sunday afternoon. AS
sistnnt Chief Fitzgerald and the ap-
paratus from No. responded. The
damage done is estimated at $40.
Linguist Mt ST. SIary's-Rcv. Law
renee Alt, a German priest. Is now
stationed permanently at st, Mary's
cathedral. He speaks German. French
and Italian, Rev. Ait will be able to
make himself valuable at the episco-
pal residence, and In general church
work.
Carnival Prcliminarlcs-The wards
OF the Wizard of the Wasatch VIII
gather tonight in special session for
the purpose of receiving from the
nominating committee a list of can
didatcs selected for the board of gov
ernors for the next year. Other I'M
portant business Will come up for con-
sideration and all of the wards are re-
quested TO be present.
Late Hours for Shopping-Beginning
Wednesday the large department
stores of the city will have open doors
during tho evenings the remainder of
the week. A number of the smaller
stores will remain open In the eve
nings throughout the week. The cam
paign in favor of early shopping has
borne good fruit and the management
of tho larger stores decided that the
traffic could be handled with but lit
tie night work for their employees.
Funeral of Duel Victim-The fun
eral of Mike Vaccarclli who was shot
during a pistol duel with Special Of
ficer Emil Glaser on Dec. in front
of 533 west Second South street was
held Sunday afternoon at St Mary's
cathedral. The services were simple
and brief and the body was laid to
rest in Calvary cemetery. The man was
a member of the Spanish war veterans
and several of his former comrades
attended the services.
Simon Woolf Obscquics-The funeral
90 urhn Aind NJ
disease at Golconda, New, Thursday.
was held Sunday afternoon. from the
Jewish temple in this city, with inter-
ment In the Jewish cemetery. Rabbi
Freund paid a handsome tribute to the
deceased. saying that his qualities had
endeared him to his relatives and
hosts of friends, and that he had been
lover of all mankind. The pallbearers
were H Barnett, E. Kahn, Max
Beaver, H. S. McCann, w. r. Williams
and Albert Graupe.
University Club For Bingham-A
strong effort is being made at Bing-
ham to organize a University club.
The camp Is full OF college men whose
number is steadily increasing from
year to year: and as there are no
social conveniences and accommoda-
tions there, outside of the limited
Commercial club, the need of such all
organization as a University club is
much felt in the camp. The movement
Is being pushed by Messrs D. w.
Jessup of the United States Mining
company. Columbia; Oliver and
Murphy of the Utah Apex Mining COM
pany. Michigan School of Mines.
Rood. Mass. Tech. Wishman of
Columbia and Stcbbins of Yale, of the
New Haven-Bingham Mining company.
and others. The promoters would like
to have the new club made branch
OF the University club of Salt Lake.