Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
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Holy Thursday Obscrycd-Holy
| Thursday or Maundy Thursday. was
| suitably observed yesterday. in the
| local Catholic and Episcopal churches.
| At the Catholic cathedral, Bishop
| Seaman consecrated the oils 20 be
used during the coming year In
baptisms
New Postal Managcr-H S Robin
| son. manager Of the Postal Telegraph
companys office at Michigan city.
| Ind, viii succeed w W. Morrison as
manager In this city of the Postal
companys offices.
Clouds save Fruit-The cloudy
weather saved the fruit from frost
last night but experts advise the use
of smudgcs for a few nights longer.
John q. Stay. county horticultural in
spector. feared that a frost would
damage the crop both wednesday and
Thursday night hut heavy clouds
hung over the Wasatch and Oquirrh
ranges and prevented 3d.
BARRIERS Ia TROUBLED W Evans
barber. rs charged with employing
Walter Jones' who has not obtained
certificate from the state board Of
barber examiners in a complaint ts-
sued Thursday by County Attorney
job r. Lyon. tu another complaint
Jones is charged with following the
occupation of a barber without first
procuring a certificate. Both COM
plants were sworn to by u J. watts.
secretary Of the board Of examiners.
Genuine Forty Rod-Fodd Conn
missioner Hansen seized "a quantity OF
brandy at the New Bar saloon, corner
OF state and Fourth South street,
Thursday afternoon, and sent sample
Of IL 20 the state chemist FOR analysis.
The seizure was made on the COM
plant Of 5. -. Lee who alleges that
an employe. Thomas O'Neill. has been
in the hospital for eight days from
effects Of brandy drank at this place,
also that he himself had been taken
an after drinking a small quantity
Of the stun
W. y. Cooper seriously Ili-W. p.
Cooper. manager for r. l.. POLK 81
Co. is seriously ill with Brights
disease at his home on Third avenue.
so that his friends are becoming
alarmed. Mr. Cooper is one of tine
best known men In the city. con-
nocted with q number OF iratcrnal
orders IN which he has held and is
stil holding high official postions,
and there win be considerable anxiety
over his condition.
Ogden Ice Under Suspicion-State
Chemist Harms received this morning
natural ice that certain ogden dealers
are handing out TO unsuspecting
patrons As the state official held jar
after jar up in the light and noted
the wigglers hairs, and light duffy
rubbish floating around In tho water.
the expression on his face was very
fair indication Of what the result or
his analyses would be. However, Prof
Harms says nothing before cxamina-
ton. preferrinF to state HIS Views I'm
his reports State Food Commissioner
Hansen was present and took good
look himself
Mrs. Cook Improving-Mrg. Frank
b. Cook who has been seriously ill
al Los Angeles is now improving fast.
according 10 the latest reports. IL Is
now believed she will be fully recover
ed in short time.
Annual u. c. VI. 4. Ball--Cards are
out announcing "The employees of the
u. e.. NJ. l request the pleasure OF
your company al the annual grand
bali az Saltair. Wednesday. April s.
Trains p. m. Rain or shine, wet or
fine"
President Nindcr's Condition
To-day there Is practically no change
en- the condition OF President Winder
from Thursday. when he was stiil
holding his own and VI anything show
ing slight gradual Improvement
Granite Wards VIII Gather
Nearly 200 people viii Do seen at the
Granite stake amusement hail tonight
In a grand -medley Of nations This is
to be a national character ball, each
OF tho 20 wards Of tho stake having
selected half a dozen or more young
people 10 represent it's ward in the
particular country assigned To IL for
representation. There Will Dc much
good -natured rivalry TO- see which or