Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Inspected Sheep :Dipping-.Dr. +. Il.
Murray, chief OF the local bureau OF
X animnl industry, has returned from
Fairfield. Utah county. where he In
srected the sheep dipping going on
there.
Is Now C0nvalcsccnt--Mrs. Lilly D.
Woodbury., who has been ut the DR..
droves L. d. S., hospital for three
weeks following n critical operation.
was taken to her home yesterday
i well on the rond to recovery.
Married ut 'arsonagc-Miss Laura
Slaughter and Isaac +. Maxwell were
married at the Phillips congregational
parsonage Saturday afternoon, by
Rev. p. a. Slmpkin. Mr.. and Mrs.
( Maxwell left Immediately for q trip
through the northwest
S,,nn,sitlc Miner Illllcd-A telegram
saturday afternoon to state Coal Mine
Inspector Petit stated that Steve
Bnrdelis n Sunnyside coal miner had
4 been killed by cave-in ut Mine No.
2, mir. Petit left for Sunnyslde on the
evening train. &,
Funeral OF Frank Jcmllngs-The
funeral OF Frank G. Jennings, who
was killed in an accident In tho mills
ut Ely, where he was employed. was
.fsheld this afternoon from the resi-
S5dencc or his mother. 537 south Fifth
= East street. The services and inter-
ment We're private.
Breaks Leg ina Flght-Frank w
johnson, 523 west First North street
suffered n compound fracture of the
right leg Saturday night rs the re-
suit of a flst tight on First South near
4 Richards street. HI was taken to the
emergency hospital md treated by Dr..
Sprag,le and then taken to his home.
.ss Death OF Lacy NJ. IIndson-Mrs.
Lucy NJ Hudson, aged 7S years, wife OF
ssR. Il. Hudson, died Saturday at her
home, III | street, of general de-
Diity. Mrs. Hudson came to Salt Lake
with her husband, from Chester, o.,
ia years ago. She is survived ~ her
husband and four sons, a. H.. g. FL,
Herbert b., and William j. Hudson.
Funeral services are being held from
the family residence today. 1nterment
In the Mt. Olivet cemetery.
AicCrcn Breaks Collar Bonc-Wil-
liam NJ McCrea, assistant United
{ States district attorney, fractured his
collar bone, Sunday morning when he
slipped nnd fell down stairs. Mr.. Nc
Crcn started down stairs and trip
ped over the rug on the landing. Los
ing his balance he grabbed at the
bannister but missed 1t and plunged
the entire distance striking on his
head and shoulders. The fracture was
4 reduced aud It will be several days
before he will be out again.
Murray Accepts Pipe 14iiieTh new
gravity pine line which has been put
& In from State street, Murray, run
ming southeast along Vine street to tho
4 main reservoir, at the source of sup
ply In South Cottonwood. e has been
accepted by the Murray council. Tho
8. n H.. n l.k<1
woven, and Is two and one half miles
long. Tho reservoir is entirely enclos-
ed and Is supplied from six 1arteslan
wells flowing 5000 gallons per minute.
The pressure on the system Is recelv-
ed from n 60-foot head.
Maxwell Association Mects-Friday
: evening Oct. 28, at tho home OF
nGrandmn' Maxwell the annual
meeting OF tho j. L. Maxwell Gene
illogical association was held with nm
attendance Of 40 members, all being
7tchil1rcn and grandchildren OF the late
u. L.. and Jane Hird Maxwell, with
the exception of Mrs. MAXWELL who
was the honored guest of the eve
z ming. After the business of the meeting
was disposed Of. there was social
reunion, refreshments being served. 1t
being the anniversary Of the late ]. L.
Maxwell. y (. 5s{ 4
,s;s Temperance Meeting IIcld-Mrs. p.
II. Shepherd, president of the Utah
Nv. C. It. u, spoke In Unity hall Sun
Z day evening. reviewing her work in
this and other states where she has
been laborlng. The lecturer explains
ed that when men leave their homes
5they;do not have crime In their minds.
but after becoming drunk they arc
ready for anything. Dice throwing for
the drinks. selling liquor to drunken
men and children were scored. and
shown to DO ordinary things In Salt
Lake saloons. Prohibition songs were
sung by the audience. one Of them
being "utah's Going Dry" Mrs,
Shepherd led In the singing.