Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03
LATE LOCALS

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Fees OF City Court-Fees for the
month of November in the civil divi-
sion of the city court aggregated
S523.50; 203 complaints were filed
during The month.
Plans For Banquct-Plans for the
annual banquet of the Commercial
club, which will be held during the
holiday week, have been approved by
tho board of governors. r. Q. Howard,
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements, has the matter in hand
and he has been instructed to proceed
with his plans
Would Rather Protect Birls-The
office of the state fish and game
comm issioner is ut n loss to account
for the desire of the sportsmen5 of
Provo, to get the legislature to pask
law placing bounty on pelicans
killed on Utah lake. us reported from
Provo recently. Information received
by the game commissioner is to the
effect that If anything Is done in re-
gard to the pelicans, the Provo people
would give preference to n law CIV
Ing the birds protection.
Dies From Burns-John Julian.
laborer, died at the ST. Marks hospi-
tai this morning as the result OF burns
sustained in a gasoline explosion at
Garfield. Julian was burned on NOV.
..
j. i. Cannon Observation-Disclosures
was mad e yesterday, through erroneous
information furnished The News, to
John c. Critchlow rs manager anu
treasurer of the Colonial Realty and
Trust company. Joseph j. Cannon Is
the present manager ana secretary
Mr.. Critchlow having left the con-
,o,,, SOMA time ago on account of Ill
health. - sF.
Mr.. Whitncy's Condition-Late this
afternoon, 1t was learned that S. a.
whitney, who was operated on. for ap-
I,endicitis at the Judge Mercy hos
pital ycsterday,iWas progressing favor
ably, althougiL%the operation was one
of great seriousness.
Second yVard--Prest. F. NJ Lyman
will be tile spealser at the conjoint ses-
sion of the Young people's associations
in the secontss,&,aryl s,Sun id eye EN-.
Dec. 4, at 6: 80 O'Clock. a special mu-
steal program will be rendered Public
cordially invited.
Third Ward-The following pro-
gram will be rendered Sunday eve
ming Dec. A.. Opening song by the
choir; Anthem: Ladies' chorus: lesson
Gan angel flying" Sarah Lindholm;
solo, sylvia 15all, REMARKS, why
C,hristian?" Peter Clayton: violiIr solo,
Carl Jacobson.
Seventh Ward-At o'clock Sunday
evening. Dec. 4, the conjoint NJ. |. a.
will be held. Judge Alexander McMas-
ter of the juvenile court will deliver
q lecture. and among the musical num-
| beers will be solos by Neph Gotham
and Erma ,Pendletan,t and duet by
Misses Edith ant1'Bartha Emery.
Thrty-iirst Ward-A special Christ
mas song service will be given by
Elihu Call and his pupils. Sunday eve
ming Dec 4 ut $3.50 o'clock. Tho
program follows: solo: Prince OF
| Peace" J. II. Bull; solo. "Calm on tho
listening ear Of night" Sadie Robin
son with violin obligato by w.
Wooley; solo, while the shepherds
watched their ilocks by night"
Lucille Paul; solo, "Childrcn's friend"
NJ, l.. Leanord, with violin oblgato.
by w. Wooley: solo. "City of refuge"
Mira Bates; quartet, Sweet Sabbath
eve" Mira Bates. Emma Rich, A. T..
Cardwell and Waldemar Call; violin
solo, selected. w Wooley: solo.
.Birthdav Of a king" a. Il. cardwel;
solo. Angels message" Eta Brown
ing; solo, selected, Wadmar CALI
solo, "Shinc on. o star of Bethlehem"