Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

high school will be held Tuesday next,
at the Granite stake house, where
program and spread Will be INDUCED
in. with dancing
Dance an Assured Succcss-So many
tickets are being sold for the dance
TO be given In the Odeon Monday eve
ming next, in aid of the widow of
Motorman A z. Davis. that the affair
promises to net her quite a sum OF
money.
Candidates for Jobs-Eight candi-
dates for positions under the civil
service were examined Wednesday, in
the Federal court room, five seeking
the position of nSslstan; gcologist, and
three that of hydraulic engineer
Democrats TO CcIcbratc-Scvcral
prominent Democrats met last night
in the office OF The Sunday Times to
formulate plans for the celebration OF
Jefferson day Arrangements were
made for banquet. which will take
place In April
A. l.. FarwelI Presidential We'd
ncsdayss meeting In Chicago OF the
Utah Gas & Coke company Arthur L.
FarweIl was chosen president to sue
ceed Douglas Smith. Chairman of the
Board, John P Primiey. Jr., Vice
president. George A. Snow
VIII Study I.aw-Pa1ley Jensen.
editor of the Western Monthly. has
sold out his interest In the magazine.
and leaves next Saturday for Washing
ton, d. c.. To study law. Mr.. Jensen
will be given a dinner at the Press
club Friday evening
Prof. KimIraIl Rcjoiccs-Prof. Ed.
p. KImbalrs countenance is wrcathcd in
smiles today as the result OF the ar
-t.- ,l.f nj tI.a t. rt.,,
ball househould this time son,
whose debut occurred this morning.
All concerned are progressing favor
ably.
Revival in tie Siums-Colonel a. C.
Wright of the Volunteers of America
preached on Commercial street We'd
nesday evening. on "He went down
into pit and slew n lion on a snowy
day." Miss. Margaret Summerhays
sang solo, and five men profcssed
conversion.
New Girl in Town-There is joy on
Duncan avenue incident to the arrival
OF lively daughter at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrews. James A.
Cushing, the wellknown emPloyc ut
the presidents Office. smiles every
time anybody calls him grandpa. The
stork called Tuesday.
Day OF Prayer-Thc Women's Mis-
sionary union OF this city will OBJ
serve a day OF prayer on the afternoon
of the gath inst. in the Baptist church
with Mrs. H. J. Fitzgerald in charge
of the program. The day will be OBJ
served all over the country. the sub
ject for prayer being the evangelical
home missions generally
New Continuous RaiI-Howard L.
Sawdy of Salt Lake, inventor of the
new continuous rail. has received en-
couragtng reports from Investigations
now being made into the merits of the
rail The manager of the United States
Steel company expressed his willing
ness to take the matter UP through
railroad sources. as he was deslrous
to sec the rail tested.
Arrested ON uspicion-Wcdnesday
afternoon Patrolmen Phillips and
Crowther arrested a man giving the
name of George Schwaetcr, on
suspicion of being the man who. on
Feb. H. Knocked down and robbed
Frank Trerweiler in a Second South
street saloon Trerweller was robbed
of IS. Schwacter denies the charge
and insists 1t Is a case of mistaken
identity
Dubois "Out of PoIitics'-Ex-Sena-
tor Fred T. Dubois OF Idaho was in
Salt Lake Wednesday. on his way
east with Mrs. Dubois. where they arc
going on business. Mr. Dubois saws
Idaho is now reclaimlng 600 900
acres of arid land. He stated further
that he Is entirely out of touch with
the political situation of his state with
which he was prominently Identified
Tor so many years.
Widow Thanks Fricnds-The fun
eral of Benjamin OSBORN. who was
accidentally killed at Garfield, Satur-
day was held, Tuesday afternoon AZ
the residence of w T Lingard 1850
West Temple. father of Mrs, Osboern
The burial was at the city cemetery.
The deceased leaves a widow and three
little children. and they wish to thank
the choir for its music and friends
Tor their many kind offices In their
hour of trouble
Water Mains Going Down-Tho
board of public works Will hold its
regular meeting Friday night when
bids Will be opened for the LAYING of
water mains in the CITY for the prcs-
ent year About ten miles of mains
VIII be laid this year and the contract
VIII amount to about $4,000 The
pipe has already been ordered by the
city for the lines on Third South
Nihth East and First avenue where
most OF the work will be done
Buried Poltcrs FicId-On Wednes-
day afternoon the bodies of two uni
denthed men were buried In potter's
neld at the city cemetery. The au-
thorities and those connected with
O'Donnelrs undertaking parlors. tried
In vain to locate relatives OF the dead
men. but without result One body was
that Of man who committed suicide
In a roominghousc on West Temple
street jan 30. and the other is of the
man who jumped off the Luna theatcr
building on Feb. Q
Complaint Against Jenscn-Walter
j, Frazier. city food and dairy com
missioner. Will ask the county at
torney for complaint in a day or two
against the Jensen Creamery company
on the charge OF selling milk without
a license. The company has been sell
Ing milk In violation OF his orders and
he proposes TO prosecute the corpora
tion. The company was notified that
Its permit had been revoked for the
reason that 1t was buying milk from
a dairy in Davis county which Wa
not up to the standard
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