Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-09

Inspecting Fruit Trces-Statc Horti'
cultural Inspector J. Edward Taylor
spent Tuesday afternoon at Murra,
inspecting nursery stock. and today
Is in Utah county on n similar errand
oliver Loses His Tocs-Rnymond
Bctress, D. & r. G. round house
oiIcr lost all the toes OF his right
foot Tuesday when the driving wheels
of n locomotive passed over thcm.
Betress was taken to st. Marks hos
pltal for medical attention.
In Aid OF the BlInd-Abncr Thomp-
son, the blind singer and reader of
Boston, Will be in this city on Fri
day. In aid of the fund for establish
ing a library and reading room for the
blind at the public library. He will be
accompanied at the plano by Spencer
Clawson. Jr.
Arrives With Prlsoncr-Word has
been received of the safe arrival at
indianapolis of James Fl. Anderson,
u. S. marshal, with John w Phillips
who is wanted In the 1ndiena capital
on a charge OF forgery. Phillips was
placed under arrest at Ft douglas,
where he was enlisted.
To Attend ConvcntiOn-State Supt.
Nelson will leave Thursday morning
for Indianapolis to attend the con-
vcntlon of the department OF superin-
tcndence of the National Educational
association. He will also visit the
Chicago schools. and be absent from
this city for two weeks.
Census Supervfsors-Census Super
visor H. A. McMillin has appointed
Mai. H. P Myton and r. NJ. Pope as
assistant supervisors. Examination
1ox
evening. from half of the state. and
there is complaint In some quarters
that the examining postmasters did
not give the applicants a fair show.
The supervisor Will look into the
charges
Wants TO Share with Wifc-Charles
Opetz of Taylor avenue near West
Temple street has come into the
possession OF legacy of $4,000 from
his grandmothcr's estate In Germany.
and Is now making search for his
wife, who left him seven months ago.
Opetz says that he Is ready to for
give her. II she will return. and that
he is not going to spend a cent of his
inheritance until he hears from her.
Corporation Tnxcs-An erroneous
paragraph printed In morning paper
yesterday states that all corporations
operating in more than one county in
the state must make a report to the
state board OF equalization on OF be-
fore the second Monday In February.
regarding the value of their property.
This law refers only to railroads,
street car companies and power
plants. so that other corporations than
these are not concerned.
Mask Ball Succcss-There was
l.
day night at the University club, the
attendance being 90 couples in all
sorts of fancy costumes representing
types OF feudal days. knights and
court ladies. figures prominent in his
tory. and rePlicas Of Shakespearean
characters. The decorations wore Gle
CANT with flowers, college pennants.
flags. etc, and good orchestra
furnished music. Buffet luncheon was
served.
Fish for the Poor-James Sabine.
pauper clerk. distributed about 500
pounds of carp ut noon Tuesday
among the county's poor The state
fish and game commissioner caught
about 1000 pounds of carp in the
surplus canal. The county inf1rmary
was supplied, the Orphans home and
detention home and the remainder
partment. All the poor who applied
obtained enough to last them for sew
eral meals
Two Patents Granted-Potents to
Utah men have been Issued by the
United States patent Office as follows:
TO Col E. A. Wall, for which appIl-
cation was made in April. 1909, for
cam and tappet device. the projecting
part of wheel placed to give an al
ternating motion TO another piece that
comes in contact with It.; also to
George o. Bradley. formerly chief en-
gineer of the Utah Copper company
but now of Kelvin, Ariz, his patent
being a car dumping device.
Boisterous Weather. was over in
western Wyoming last week. and
while at Kemmcrer got caught in one
wro has just returned from n business
trip through the state. "Thc wind
blew so miles an hour. and cold
well. we don't know what winter
weather Is over here In Salt Lake val
ley. How much snow? None-the gale
blew II all away. The sheen down
around Granger are reported as PULL
ing through the long winter In almost
as good condition as usual"
Womcn's Auxiliary Dancc-Tbe
Women's Auxiliary OF the Topographic
cal union gave their first ball Tuesday
evening in Unity hall, with some 40
couples present The dance programs
were unusually attractive, INCLUDING
suggestions as to the purposes and OBJ
1ects of the society. The committee
was composed as follows. Mrs. Ball.
Mrs Ross, Mrs. Thompson Mrs Nc
Roy. Mrs. Hilton. Mrs. Krier. Mrs
Starr. Mrs. Aveson. Mrs. Zeigner, Mrs
Russell. Mrs. Canine and Mrs. Jep-
person.
Entertaining Song RecItal-An en-
Pertaining song recital was given
Tuesday evening in the First Congre.
gational church In honor of the poet
Tennyson. Eliza Lehman's musIcal
setting OF Tennyeon's I'm Memoriam'
was very acceptably sung by Fred.
erick T.. Smith. Spencer Ciawson. Jr
officiating as the Instrumental ac.
companist Rev. E T. Goshen gave 3
short and Interesting lecture on tht
life of the poet. Mr. Smiths effor
was characterized as ono OF his yer,
best The attendance was large.
Burial of VIM. IsIchcart-The fun
eral OF William IsIeheart. who diet
IN this city Jan. 81, was held n
Evansville. Ind, al 2 O'clock ON tn,
afternoon OF Feb. 4. from the Trim
ty NJ. u. church. There were man,
floral offerings and a large crowd O
relatives and friends were In atton
dance. Two solos, Lead, KindI,
Light" and Peace, Perfect Peace
were sung by Mrs. B. G. Thompson
the services being conducted by Rey
NJ. A. Farr The pallbcarcrE were j
e. lgleheart. Joseph Iglcheart. Single
ton Kimmell. Of Henderson. KY, an,
Gipp Berry, of Henderson. Ky.
Welsh People Meet-At the month";