Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

horticulture speaks this evening. be
fore the Farmers Roundup at Logan
Address 10 Bankers-Attorney e
Ashton VIII address the Salt LAX
Chapter OF the American Institute o
Banking Thursday evening. on bank
ing law.
Nevada Sheep arc o. K.-Report
from the Nevada ranges state tina
the sheep there are winterlng well
though some alfalfa Is being fed, at {
cost of $3.50 per ton.
Paying or CIaims-Jcsse D. JewIees
state auditor. is this week paying
bounty claims under the 100? ap-
Precipitation There are about 1,00C
claims. aggregating $4,000.
Leave for Gcrmany-Prof. Byron
Cummings and family left Tuesday
for New York whence they VIII sal
for Germany, to be absent for two
years. The professor Will devote the
time to study.
Another AInin Burst-The water
works department had more trouble
Tuesday when n 36-inch water main
broke near the city cemetery. The
break caused food but little
damage wns done before the repairs
were made.
Big Drop In Butter-A team of
horses attached to a Jensen Creamery
wagon. became frightened Tuesday
afternoon at the high price of but
ter and ran away on Main street.
spilling several boxes of the goods Into
the street.
Bank Selects Oniccrs-At n meeting
OF the board OF directors of the Ma
tional bank of the Republic Tues
day. Frank Knox was reelected presl-
dent, J. A. Murray. vice-prcsident. w.
F. Earls. cashier; and f A. Culber-
son, assistant cashier,
Bishop Smith Operated Upon
Bishop David A. Smith, one OF the
directors of the Groves J.. ID, S. hos
pital and a member of the presiding
bishoprlc, was operated on at the
hospital. Tuesday. for appendicitis
His condition is reported very favor
able.
Mortgage Rencwcd-J. j. DAILY,
owner of the building in which the
Wilson hotel is located. on Tuesday
renewed the $4,000 mortgage which
is carried by the property. 1t is for
flve years and bears 5 y per cent in
terest. It is held by the Equitable Life
Assurance company.
Steam Pipe Burst at University
The breaking OF a steam pipe at the
university this morning accompanied
by the necessary shutting off of the
heat made II necessary to dismiss the
student body until necessary repairs
were made, The heating plant will be
running by tomorrow.
Mysterious Shock-G. F. Felt of Al
east First North street, Mrs +. p.
u fpn nf
Bert Price also n Windsor avenue
resident report an earthquake shock
at $50 p. M, Tuesday. However. the
university selsmograph failed to re-
cord any such shock.
New Member Admittcd-The MEM
bership of the Utah Manufacturers
association has been increased by the
addition of the Smith Bailey Drug
company Secretary d. F. Collett. of
the association, received the applica-
tion of the manufacturing phar-
macists and chemists Tuesday.
McNicol on Broadway-D. McNicol.
formerly city manager for the Postnl
Telegraph company in Salt Lake. Is
now located at 253 Broadway, as a
member of the engineering stan of
the company at Its New York offices
He writes a friend in Salt Lake that
he is very much pleased with his
present position
In Days of Long Ago-As a pre-
face to his lecture Tuesday evening
In the Third ward on the Philippines,
Chaplain Axton said he felt at home,
for looking down the aisle the first
person he saw was Orson II. Hewlett.
with whom he used to get up at
4 o'clock In the morning. 25 years
ago. to deliver papers.
Ladies of Niaccabccs-Banner Hive
of the Ladies' OF the AIaccabees In
stalled these officers Tuesday after
noon Past commander. Lady Dubei:
commander. Lady Livingston; lieu
tenant commander. Lady Bayes:
finance auditor. Lady Decker. record
keeper. Lady Truitt. sergeant. Lady
Bates, lady-at-armS, Lady Laurence.
chaplain, Lady Towle; sentinel, LADY
Barber: picket. Lady Cameron LADY,
Dubie was presented by members of
tho hive with a handsome pin. She
has been a commander of the hive for
five years. and member and officer
of the organization for nine years
Postal Clerks Elcctlon-The annual
meeting OF local No. c. National
Federation of Postoffice Clerks. which
was held Tuesday night. resulted In
inc etcction ol b l.. Morse, who has
seen quarter OF century OF service
In the Salt Lake PostofTlcc, to the
presidency. David Bernheisel was made
vice-president. and T. j. Bost was
reelected secretary and treasurer. 1t
was decided TO support the postal
clerk pension bill now pending In
Congress. to add sick benefit clause
to the bylaws. and to improve the
service in tho postoffice By co-opera
tion with other clerks. There were 81
members present and a smoker was
held in connection with the meeting