Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

sold his half interest in the Colonia
theatcr drug store TO his partners.
Benefit Dance PIanncd-The Con
gregation B'nni Israel will give
bencfit dance on the evening OF thu
5Ist
Sears Baby Dics-A telegram re-
ceived from John S. Sears. artist ant
illustrator formerly of this city, an
nounces the death In New York
yesterday of his baby boy which was
born on Now Years day.
Judge Goodwin at Y. VI. c. A.
Judge c. c. Goodwin addressed the
Y. NJ. C. A. Sunday afternoon on
The Story of Ny Life and some men
] have known" The Misses Osborne
furnished excellent music.
Surveyors Asked 10 Bid-The sur
yeyor general of Utah has called for
bids for the surveying OF township Z
SOUTH ranges 1 east and j west. The
townships are at the south end OF
Utah lake and the bids Will be opened
Feb. Is.
> Martin Beck Coming-Martin Beck.
general manager of the Orpheum
circuit, is due to arrive In Ogden to-
morrow on his way 10 San Francisco.
Mr. Beck has been tied up in a wreck
In Iowa. He will not visit Salt Lake on
this trip.
Handsome Menu Cards-The Very
handsome and elaborate menu cards
which we're the subject OF general adj
miring comment at the banquet of
the Commercial club Saturday night
we're the work OF The Dcscret News
job department.
To Give Military Bali-Thc officers
and enlisted men of c company. as
sisted by other members OF the guard.
nre completing preparations for a fine
ball next Friday evening In the state
armory. 1t Will be a full dress func-
ton, and invitations are being sent
over the state
Municipal League CalI-The Munich
pal league of Utah Will hold its an
nual convention at Logan. Jan. %
and 20. A copy of the official call
was received Saturday at the city re-
corder's office. Mayor John S. Brans-
ford Is on the program for an ad-
dress on THE Des Moines Plan"
( All Trains Dclnyed-An unusually
large number Of passengers reached
Salt Lake Sunday evening, the result
of the arrival of many belatcd trains
The trunk lines I'm all directions were
more or less delayed. owing to the
heavy snowstorm and the drifts In the
deep cuts and out In the mountains
schultz Appointed Clcrl-H. ].
Schultz. formerly cashier of Keith
O'Brien's store, was appointed clerk
Of the city board of health Saturday
by DR.. S c. Paul TO succeed F. L.
Haneing. who has held the position
for four years. The name OF Schultz
will pTopbably be presented to the city
council tonight. but the appointment
will not take effect until Feb. l.
Three Pioneer Womcn-The
Daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold
their regular meeting at the homo of
Mrs. NJ. Y, Dougall on Jan "a. and
the program will be devoted TO the
lives OF the three pioneer women who
FIRST entered the Salt Lake valley.
Harriet Decker Young, Ellen Kimball
and Clara Decker Young. There Will
also be vocal and instrumental music
Victim OF Tuberculosis-Julius
Johnson, residing at 6S Commercial
street, who had been suffering from
tuberculosis for several years, was
stricken suddenly with a hemorrhage
SUNDAY afternoon and died almost
Instantly His death was investigated
by the police and the body was re-
moved to O'Donnell's undertaking.
establishment Johnson was 80 years
of age.
Thistle Club CcIcbratiOn-The This
tie club Will give an entertainment
on the evening OF the 25th inst. in
honor of the 151st anniversary
OF the birth of Robert Burns. The
program includes a concert and dance
with McSsrs, McPhle, Hamilton and
Craig at the bagDipcs. and leading
the grand march. and Bessie Craig to
execute the Highland dances. William
A. Gray and Robert Stevenson are
the floor managers.
G. A. X. Post mstallatIon-The
George r. Maxwell post. 6. A r. in
stalled Its newly elected officers
Saturday night. as follows; r. Ohlcr,
commander: E. Price. senior vice
commander: c. L. White. junior vice
commander: DIR. Milleron. surgeon;
William Crome. quartermaster; H p.
Barns. chaplain; William PassIer. Of
flcer OF the day. and ]. C.. a. War
field. officer of the guard, Refresh
ments were served, followed by So
cial-
Chaplain Axton's Leclure-A lee
turc VIII be given In the Third ward
westinghouse Tuesday evening. Jan.
18th at 1870 o'clock under the
auspices OF the Mutual Improvement
association by John T. Axton. chaplain
of the United States army. His sub
1ect Will be Legends Traditions and
Customs of the People In the Phil
lipine Islands" He will show one hun
dred and fifty beautiful scenes of life
In that far off country.
Death of Sarah GambIe-Mrs.
Sarah Y. Gamble. "A years old. one
OF Utah's pioneers, died Sunday after
noon from bronchitis. The body will
be sent to Mlllville. Cache county.
where the funeral VIII be held Tues
day morning at IL o'clock. The de-
ceased Is survived by four daughters
Miss Eva Gamble Mrs. NJ. |. Ham
mond and Mrs Ed w. Brady OF Salt
Lake, and Mrs. NJ. A. Weaver of
Whitney: also two sons. George p
Gamble and Garlbaldi Gamble.
Dr. Howard miurcd-Dr. Orson
Howard. curator OF the museum of the
University of Utah. met with a pain
ful accident Sunday afternoon while
boarding a Sugar House car at Sec
ond South and Main street. He slim
ped from the vcstibulc and fen
heavily to the pavement He re-
celved a severe cash in the head and
his elbows were bruised and cut. Or
Howard. who IS GO years of age. was
taken to the Groves L. D. S. hospital
where the wounds were dressed No
serious results are anticipated.