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

manager OF the Jewish Tribune o
Portland, Ore. Is in the city with hi.
bride on their honeymoon.
Returning to Salt Lakc-Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Bambcrgcr left New York
Sunday for Salt Lake. as their sor
Sidney has improved sufficiently to bc
left In the hospital without their at
tendance.
All Trains Late-Continued bad
weather conditions 10 the east continue
TO delay all mails from that section
and everything for the past twelve
hours has ranged from 10 TO IL
hours late.
New Labor Observation-Disclosures
helpers and drill Prcssmcn organized
Monday evening, into a local union.
with 81 persons. The new union is
10 meet the second and fourth Mon
days In each month.
To Game Mcct-F. W. Chambers.
fish and game commissioner has re-
cevcd an invitation to attend the an
nual convention at New ORLEANS of the
national association of state game
wardens and commissioners.
Realty Men MeeGng-Thc Salt Lake
Real Estate association is holding its
semi-monthly meeting this afternoon,
at the Commercial club. The meeting
is OF special interest in that it is dis
cussing the local labor situation
Who is Alex MISUNDERSTANDING
Mcdonald, said to have connections in
this city, died at the Denver county
hospital on the Sth Inst. However.
the parties here. alleged to be con-
nected with him, deny all knowledge
OF the man.
Paupcr Clerk ReportS-James
Sabine Jr., pauper clerk, submitted his
annual report Monday to the county
commissioners. During the year 1909.
he assisted S11 families consisting of
2,33o persons. The total amount ex-
pended was s31,57s.52 as against
SSS.ST6.52.
Annual Roll Call-The annual roll
call of the Baptist church will be held
next Friday evening. The choir Will
repeat the canteta, 'sThe Hope of
The World" and reports from the
various societies connected with the
church be read. followed by refresh
ments served by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety.
Phew.-And now Willard Hansen,
state dairy and food commissioner. is
after the cheap perfumes. These come
under the pure food law, and he is
finding much room for reformation.
as many of the cheaper perfumes now
on sale arc said TO contain acids and
essences that are in many ways det-
crimental.
Makes one more Start. D. Mckay.
of Los Angeles. who started With a car
load of valuable horses from Pres
ton. Idaho, Jan. /. and who was de-
layed three days at Milford from
where he was again delayed several
days, started out over the S. p. this
afternoon for his destination.
knights of CoIumbus-The Knights
of Columbus Will install officers for
tho year. In their new Wcy building
quarters on east FirstaSouth street, fol-
lowed by a smoker and a luncheon.
The council mas sent It's quota to the
national body as Its part of the half
million endowment fund for "the
Catholic university of America"
Old Trick OF Pickpocllets-A card
case containing number of receipts
and a railroad conductors pass. among
other things. with the name c. s. GIL
pin In various places, was found in a
mail box at First South and CONNER
cial street Monday night by a mail
collector and is awaiting its owner at
the Office OF the postmaster.
Leave for Denver Show-Drs. A.
dom, r. a. Ramsay, and James
Pickens OF the bureau of animal in
dustry who attended the Ogden wool
convention, have gone to Denver. to
attend the live stock exhibition there
Dr. Melvin was In Salt Lake. visiting
with Ro, and Mrs. E. 1. Goshen.
Genealogical Badge-The Gcnealogl
cal society has adopted a badge in
the shape of gold heart inscribed
with miniature of the Prophet
Joseph Smith. and circled with an
edge of white enamel bearing the
words, The hearts of the children
shall be turned to the fathers" A
large number arc wearing tho badges.
Burial in Home State-Miss Mary
Shaughnessy, daughter of Colonel
Michael Shaughnessy, who died at the
Holy Cross hospital this week will
start for New York today with the
body OF her father and interment Will
take place In his native state. In
thicago, Miss ShaughneSsy Will be met
by her brother, Walter. consul at
AuSuas Calientes. Mexico.
Enumcrators Must AppIy EarIv-
hugh a. Mcmillan says all applicants
Tor enumerator work must be heard
from before Jan. 25, for the Feb
examination; the papers to be
examined and rated before Feb o.
There are e65 districts in Utah. and
postmasters in the outlying parts of
the state Will supervise the examIna-
tons There Will be 54 enumerators
in Salt Lake county
All Interested in salt Lal,e-Tbo
Jacobs-Stein Realty company of PORT
land has written TO the Salt Lake
chamber of commerce. asking for in
formation regarding tho home build-
Ing companies of this city, as the PORT
land firm is desirous of inaueuratinp
similar movement in this CITY W w
Rider OF Norwich. n Y. asks for In
formation on Salt Lake real estate "a
he Is thinking of removing blther
INQUIRIES also come from Stockton
California.
Aiding the Orpians-Monday after
noon. at the home of Mrs. Edwin kim
ball. l25 south Sixth East street. a
meeting OF the officers of the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery association
was held to consider the best means Of
raising the $4,000 stIll lacking in tho
building fund for the new $50 ooO
home Mrs. a. J. Gorham. Chairman
or the building committee introduced
the subject. which was discussed nj
some length. when 1t was decided to
secure the amount by popular sub
scription.
Dividend DccIarcd-The Western
Loan 6 Savings company held lis an
nuai stockholders meeting MONDAY
evening. when the old board of dIrec-
tors was reelected as follows. p w