Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.


VIII speak this evening. In the JEWS
tqmplc on Lincoln the prophet G
humanity"
Bank Furniture Arrivcs-Fine hard
wood furniture Is arriving for tn
Ncwhouse building apartments OF tn
National Copper bank.
Ncw Pastor for Sandy-Thc Con
gregational church at Sandy has call
ed Rev. j. M. Richards OF Mammoth
TO be its pastor. He Will accept.
Lectures to Studcnts-Before thu
graduating students OF the universit,
this morning Claude It. Barnes CAV,
biological lecture on the Fels Con-
color.
Application for Watcr-Parley p
Christensen OF Nephi has filed appll-
cation with the state engineer for l :
second feet of water from Salt Creek
to be used for power and lighting
Woodmcn BanQuct-Thc Modern
Woodmen of America and the Order
OF Royal Neighbors banqueted Thurs
day evening. in Odd Fellows hall,
where there was an excellent atten-
dance.
Candidates Admittcd-The Sego
Lily lodge of Fraternal brotherhood
held house warming Thursday night.
at their new quarters. 1877 east First
South street where seven new cam
didntes were initiated.
Official Physicinn-Dr. J. H. Robin
son has been chosen official physician
for the Electrical Workers union. The
union has bought $25 worth Of tickets
TO the ball to be given in aid. of the
striking chocolate dippers.
Essay Contcst-W. r. Hutchison,
Mrs. Margaret Witcher. and Mrs c.
c. Stevenson are officiating as judges
In the awarding of the Salt Lake
Security & Trust company essay con-
test which closed Thursday.
Boy Dies at HospitaI-Emilc Bush.
age years. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles c. Bush. Pa west Third North
street. died at st. Marks hospital
Wednesday, after long Illness. The
body will be buried in the Tooele
cemetery.
Going Fishing Misunderstanding
Fish Commissioner Smith is preparing
to seine again in the surplus canal
Monday next. when the fish caught
viii be distributed among the poor of
the city. The seining is to be four
miles west of the fair grounds on the
extension OF South Temple street
VIM. Rivers RcsiSns-Wlliam w
Rivers for 2S years bookkeeper and
cashier of the Salt Lake Tribune. has
resigned on account of failing health
and will not engage in business again
until he has taken a much needed
rest. Mr.. Rivers Is succeeded by H. J.
Schultz. chief clerk OF the city board
OF health.
Three More Street FIushcrs-Jake
r. Raleigh. street supervisor. has
ordered three more 1ushers for the
paved district and they are expected
here In GO days. This Will make IL
1iUshers used by the street depart
mcnt in the city. They were purchased
in ST Louis and Will cost the city
$1,000 each.
Society Goes SIumming-About 100
residents of South Temple street paid
q visit to Chinatown Thursday eve
ming, under the guidance of Chief of
Police Barlow and several patromen.
Nearly every Chinese abode was visit
ed and the Joss house received con-
siderable attention. The various stores
we're we'll patronized and the visitors
received many souvenirs and were
well entertained by the Mongolians
New Slaughter House-Another
slaughter house for Salt Lake IS in
prospect, judging from a letter receiv-
ed by the city recorder. Thursday,
from the Utah Packing G. Provision
company, recently Incorporated The
new company asks for the privilege
of temporarily using the old Radon
& Williams place in the southwestern
part OF the city until it has time to
construct Its own contemplated plant
Murrny Launches Club-The Muir
ray Commercial club Is now an assur-
ed fact. Thursday night at an
enthusiastic meeting the following
BOARD OF governors was elected, c.
II. Banks. j. L. Brown. d w Moffatt
]. w Cahoon D. A. Mcmillan
Michael Mauss, C. F. Gaufin, L. c.
Miller. S. b. Bradford. w. H. Lyon.
and James w. McHcnry. Many of the
city officials. including Mayor Phil
Bentz. were present at the meeting.
Young FnmiIy Rcumion-There WAS
large gathering of the members OF
the Young Family association at the
residence of Mrs. Maria Y Doueall on
north State street last night Reports
or The various committees In relation Ia
The coming great social gathering to
be held in Whitney hall the night OF
Washington's birthday Feb % were
submitted According to the ronorts
everything is progressing more than
iaVornbly and every indication poInts
TO the great success in the history of
the association.
Drank Water and Falnted-At 22s
west First South street Thursdoy
evening. Miss Anna Gerber of 1s1
fourth avenue. fell In n faint after
orlnking glass OF water 1t was
thought the glass contained poison
and Patrolman Tinges was summoned
Under his direction tho young woman
was removed to the emergency hospi-
,, ~, wmere III. r. b. Steele attended
her The physician found that tha
young woman had an attack of haert
lallure and had merely tainted. She
was removed to her home later