Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-20
LATE LOCALS

State Fair Mccting-The directors
Of the state Fair association met
Tuesday evening, at the offices or J.
@ Mcdonald. where the enlargement
Of the premium lists and the matter
~ amusements were considered.
Death Of a Tourist-John ID. Revere
Of New York city. aged So. a retired
merchant. died at ST. Marks hospital
Sunday night. from renal troubles.
and the body will be shipped east to-
night. by S. D. Evans. Mr. Revere had
been spending the winter ir California
for hls health and was en- route 10
his eastern home accompanied by two
ladies who were looking after him.
After leaving Sacramento, the deceas-
cd began 10 grow worse 50 that on
reaching this city II was necessary to
take him TO the hospital
Inspector Breaks Ieg-Dr. F. r.
Murray, chief OF the local bureau OF
animal industry, has gone 10 Grand
Junction where Inspector Morris Beck
is IN the hospital with a leg broken by
a fall while trying TO board train
at Westwater.
Postal Read 10 Build-Judge Powers,
counsel for the Postal Telegraph
company. has returned from CALI
fornia where he went on legal bust
ness for the company. He said that
the Postal Telegraph cable
companys case involving the right OF
way from Salt Lake 70 the CALI
fornia state line had been settled and
the compensation paid TO the Southern
Pacific company: and the Postal Is
now ready to commence construction
OF the line. The judge says the
Southern Pacific never offered any
real objection TO the Postal When the
Postal has built 10 Reno. there will
be direct connection over this line be-
tween New York and San Francisco
via Salt Lake.
Pleasing Piano Hccital-Mrs. Al
berta Dersham's plano pupil. Miss
Marie Warburton. gave a recital, Tues
day evening that hlled Unity hall.
The fair performer was ably assisted
by A. j Kisselburg, the baritone, and
Mrs. A. A. Kiskadden, reader. Miss
Warburton r. finished player,
promising artist She is OF that must
cal temperament that finds It's ex-
preston in graceful. easy inspiring
performing. a performance without
conscious effort That Miss Warbur-
ton Is capable OF reaching into the
higher spheres OF musical art IL evil
dent She was warmly welcomed, and
repeatedly recalled. Mr. Kisselburg
luAAh SUBSTANTIAL NNlN AfhAAfAAhNAA "" ~
pleasing singer. Mrs. Adams dramatic
recitations were dcservedly well re-
celved.
Class Initiation Tonight-At 8
O'Clock this evening at the J. o. o.
r. building there win be class initia-
ton Of Maccabees where 40 young
women will be instructed in the new
ritual ~ tho order. which Is being
inaugurated By Miss Bina NJ West Of
Port Huron. Mich. supreme record
keeper Assisting Miss West are Mrs.
Alice y Locke OF Denver, district
commander Of tho Ladies' ~ the
Maccabees for Utah. Colorado. Wyom-
ing and Montana. and Mrs Bella NJ
Hedge, deputy district commander
Woo Zoe l. Gulity--Woo Joe. a
Chinaman arrested on the charge of
selling liquor 10 miners was tried be-
fore Justice Of the Peace r NJ. Bishop
TUESDAY afternoon and found guilty as
charged Tho liquor was sold az the
Empire cafe In state street 20 a
number Of boys and girls.
Boy Operated On-orrin Morgan,
age 10 years, son Of John W. and
Harriet Morgan. and a nephew Of O.
Z. Miller OF the presiding blshopric,
was operated on az the Groves l.. ID.
~ hospital, Tuesday Tor appendicitis,
and h recovering rapidly now after
the successful treatment by Drs.
Joseph s. and Ralph r. Richards. TWO
months ago the lad was operated on,
but on account Of an abscess found
on the appendix 70 could not be re-
moved at that time.
Men and material are being rushed
through from Los Angeles 10 the Mes
dow valley wash TO push the recon
struction. TRIMS are now able to reach
a point IS miles north Of Moapa, and
work is being done both ways out of
Caliente. South from the latter point
the contractors have reached 10 miles,
while to the north they are wording up
Clover Valley canyon.