Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

mcnt.-The Third Presbyterian Chris'
tIan Endeavor society will give e
Washington's birthday entertainment
Tuesday evening.
Entertainment for Childrcn.-The
children In Cannon ward VIII be given
an entertainment Tuesday afternoon
With a social and dancing for older
folks in the evening.
Ward Reunions.-The Twenty-sey-
enth and Thirty-nrst wards VIII hold
reunions Tuesday afternoon, In their
respective meetinghouses, with
dance in the evening,
Vaudeville at Granitc.-The Granite
Stake Mutuals will give a vaudeville
entertainment in the stake amusement
hall next Friday evening. including
pleasing specialties and music.
Death OF L. ID. Martin. Jr-L. D.
Martin. Jr., son OF x-Councilman l..
d. Martin. died. Saturday, from rhcu-
matism OF the heart, the lad having
been afflicted since last January,
Trades Council Meets Tonight
The Building Trades council has
changed its date of regular meeting
from Sunday TO Monday. the first un-
der the change to be held this eve
ming.
Address ut Y. NJ. C. Al H. Dim
mitt. a, travelling man. addressed tho
7 NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon, on ''The
Traditions and Realities OF Palestine"
as found by tourists through that
country.
A. c. Nelson Rccoycring.-A. c, Nell
son. state superintendent of public
instruction, who underwent an opera
tIon Saturday in Chicago. is on the
road TO recovery. according to a dis
patch received early this morning.
Rod I'm Pickle for Physiclans.-Sec-
retary Beatty OF the state board OF
health proposes to prosecute all
health officials over the state who fail
to report cases of consumption. The
spread of goitre is also being investi-
gated.
To Open Subscription Mst.-During
the week the subscription lists for the
new Salt Lake labor temple will be
open at the Merchants bank and
those who subscribe for stock will be
given receipts. 1t is expected there
Will be liberal responses from union
men OF the city and that the temple
Will be built by Feb. l. 1912.
University Club Banquet.-The Uni
rersity club holds its nineteenth an
nual banquet this evening at O'Clock
at the club house, Seven o'clock is
designated in order that the clubmen
may get home at their regular bed
time, for nil members of this organ
fzation are noted for their early re-
tirlng prociivities.
Oriental Banquct.-A Chinese sup
per will be served by the Students
council Of the Y. NJ c. A. In the as
sociation gymnasium on the evening
of March next. the chief articles on
the bill OF fare being chop suey. moo
dles. birds nest soup. f1recrackers and
punk The decorations Will be strict
ly celestial. with Chinese music and
Chinese comedy.
Six Boys Arraigncd.-The six bows
who gave series of dinners, boxing
matches and other sports in q house
which was left vacant for a few DAYS.
were arraigned before Judge McMas-
ter Saturday Five OF them were
made wards of tho court and put on
probation to report once n week The
other was dismissed because of insult
fcient evidence,
Sheep Dipping Dates.-The state
board of sheep commissioners decided
Saturday afternoon that sheep dip
ping shall be held Sept to Oct Is, as
on account of the severity OF the pres
ent winter, sheep will be quite weak
lts
state when spring comes. and during
the summer they will all be out on
the reservations where there are no
vats.
New Hotel Opcning.-Thc Knox
Holmes hotel at State and second
South streets on the site OF the old
Atwood building. will he thrown open
the latter part of the week II has
ZVo well-appointed rooms. and a
heating, power and refrigeration plant
costing 100000. With passenger and
freight elevators. spacious lobby with
old-fashtoned fireplace. Offices, writing
rooms. etc.
Chinese New Year Ends-The Chi
nese New Year has come to a close
and the Mongolians who reside on
rum alley are busily engaged in
cleaning up af1r 10 days of fire
works and feastng. The celebration
came to close Sunday night with the
discharge OF a great amount of fire.
crackers. the noise of which is sup
posed to go badly frishten evil spirits
they will not come back for a wear.
Miss Glcason's Annual Concert
Ihere will be 300 children in Miss
Nora Gleason's annual concert March
u, st. Patrick's day, at the Salt Lake
tneater For eighteen years the local
natnohc cnurcn haf thus celebrated
tnls event. the proceeds to go to the
kearns-st. AIMS Orphans home The
cathedral choir VIII take part in tho
concert. This year it promises to
eclipse that of any previous chiIdren's
concert
Canning Factory for Murray.-Mur-
ray is soon TO have a canning factory
10 cost $4,000. The location OF the
plant viii be decided upon this week.
when the work OF construction Will he
started, The officers of the company
are; U. c. Miller. president and man
ager. Francis Mcdonald. secretary: ]
u. Brown. attorney. and w. II. Hairb'
treasurer. James L. Brashear OF or,
den has been engaged to look ofter
part of the technical work.
Students 10 Tread Boards-"Ths
Only way Out OF It, Will he pre-.
sented tonight at the University OF
Utah by the Scrlbblcrs club. the pro.
ceeds to be devoted to The Pen. a
literary magazine ISSUED by this club
The following arc I'm the cast. +, A
Whitmore, Charles Woodbcrry. chr
1ord Ashby, B. +. Howclls. Jonathan
Gibbs. L. FL Hamren. Hugo An0er-
son. d. NJ Draper. There will h,
sancing after the play is over.
Lion's Savings EnnlS s. Trust 70