Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Golden CaIf-Rabbi Hevesch o
the Congregation Montenorc vii
preach this evening on The Golden
Calf
Rummarc Sale Saturlay-The Salt
Lake Woman's club viii hold rum
mage sale Saturday Mt I2 east Third
Eouth street.
Mrs. Trcsanzn IlI-A. o. Trcganza
has been suddenly called to Los An
geles by the serious Illness OF his wife
who has for years been q sufferer. and
unable to live comfortably at this
altitude.
To Have Womcn-s Auxiliary-A
Womep's auxiliary To the United Com
mercIal Travellers association viii be
organized Saturday afternoon in the
Mcintosh block for which purpose zoo
Invitations have been sent out,
Burial TO be Hcre-Thc body of the
late Contractor j. G. Anderson former
ly OF this city. has been sent from
Seattle TO Salt Lake for burial. Mr..
Anderson was So years old. and had
been in poor health for a long time.
Hello. BllIings1Thc Bell Telephone
company completed Thursday tho new
wire communication between Billings
and Miles City, Mont. SO that the
fact, converse ton may be had with
points east of Miles City, to within
go miles of the North Dakota border.
Funeral at CastlctlnJc-Thc body OF
Heber Gregerson, the miner who died
at the Holy Cross hospital yesterday as
the result of injuries received in q cave
in at the Hiawatha No. / mine of the
Consolidated Fuel company. was sent
to Castledale Thursday evening. The
funeral will be held at that place today
Byron Cummings Sails March r.
j.. =. Judd. clerk OF the board of cduca-
ton. received a letter Thursday from
Prof Byron Cummings, former member
of the board. stating that he will sail
from New York for Germany OH March
u. Prof. Cummings is accompanied by
his family and will spend two years
abroad in the study OF archaeology at
German universities.
Bishop Smith Coming Homc-A
post card received from David A.
Smith OF the presiding bishopric states
that he was well and was to leave to
visit the volcano in the Sandwich is.
lands on Feb. Is and would sail for
home from Honolulu on Thursday last
in company with his brother Wesley,
who Is stlll decidedly weak from the
effects of siege OF typhoid.
Operation Successfully. c. Nelson.
state superintendent OF public instruc-
ton. wrote a letter to his assistant
which was received Thursday stating
that the operation he had undergone
was successful and that he looked for
2 complete recovery, from the cancer
Gus growth on his neck. The letter
was written on Monday. the first time
he was able TO sit up in bed.
One Woman Convictcd-H T,
Haincs, state statistician, complied 4
report Thursday showing that there
were l3d males and one female convict
cd OF fclonies and sent to the state
prison last year. Wayne andWashington
counties did not contribute a person or
the total number. Salt Lake county sent
up 80, Weber county 2s. Cache county
II. and Utah county g There was at
least one conviction for each felony on
the statute book
Death of E. II. Goodwin-Manacer
Long OF the Western Union received
Thursday evening the following wire
from the Fort Worth, Tex. manager
of the Western Union. Anyone in Salt
Lake Knowing the whereabouts Of
Archer or Ellis Goodwin will confer a
favor upon fricnos and upon them by
notifying them of the death of their
tather. Il. X. Goodwin, at Fort Worth,
Tex. yesterday. Funeral today" The
two sons are thought to be living in
this city
Students Debate on Tariff-"Rc-
solved, Thot tariff should be raised for
revenue only" will be the subject OF
debate this evening at tho Granite
high school. between members of that
school and a team from the Ogden hiCh
school, This will be the first contest
between these schools, and a lively
battle OF tongues and wits is looked
for. The Granite high school team
VIII be represented by Irene Bagley.
. Leonard Nelson, Victor Hampton and
Mabel Reed.
Revenue Collector Busy-Hundreds
OF coroorations In the last few days
have hled their reports undor the cor
poration income tax law. with E H.
Callistcr. United States revenue collec-
tor for Utah. Idaho and Montana There
are still hundreds who must make re-
ports before March i or be subject TO
fines OF not less than $1,000 Tho law
applies to corporations of all characters
whether religious. fraternal. or other
wise. Many Of the large institutions Of
Salt Lake have not made their reports