Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
Issued Mondays and Thursdays
THE NEWS ON THE TRAINS.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

10 Address Parents Clnss--A e
Rees will talk to the parents class ir
the Twenty-ninth ward on the sub
jcct How can the home help the
school"
Inspecting Idaho Sl,ccp-Chlef F.
industry is at Kelton overseeing In
spections Of Idaho sheep that have
begun to trail into this state for the
winter ranges
NIcEaddcn District Attorncy.-Clar-
ence j. McFadden, formerly of this
city. has been chosen district attorney
Of White Pine county on the Demo-
cratic ticket. He Is Salt Lake high
school graduate.
DR.. Middleton to Lccturc---Dr. Geo.
Middleton will deliver n lecture in
the TWenty-fourth ward chapel
Sixth North and First West. on
Hygiene for the home and public
schools" The service begins at $40
p. m.
Sanitary Conditions Improved
Deputy Pure Food Commissioner Ii. c..
Smith returned Friday evening from
looking over slaughter house condi-
tons In Utah county. where he re-
ports sanitary conditions as vastly i'm
proved.
Inquiry From Nlassachusctts-Th
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
of Boston has written the Salt Lake
association for information us Its
methods of association administrations.
Secretary Perkes has written the de-
sired Information
Million Trout Esgs-Fred W..
Chambers, state fish and game COM
missioner reports that up to now
100000 eastern brooktrout eggs
have been collected and are In the
state hatchery at Murray. He says
there will. be trout fry by January 10.
Nlasons Fcast--Judge G, w. Morse
was toastmaster; ut Friday nights
Masonic banquet. the speakers In
Guiding also c. 3. Jack w. O.
Leatherwood, X. G. Johnson, George
r.. Merrill and others. There were
lao Masons present. This banquet con-
cluded the sixteenth reunion OF the.
Scottish rite Masons.
I. Tracing Asintic Cllolcrn-The fedora!
health authorities at washington
have sent circular letters to MI Of the
various state boards of health, includ-
ing Utah. furnishing lists of emigrnnts
and the countries from which they
come, SO that In the case of cholera.
especially In .Asiatlc countries, suspects
may be the more readily traced.
M Open House ut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to the storm yesterday afternoon
many people were not able to attend
the flower display given by the Salt
Lake Floral company yesterday after.
noon at their green houses at Twelfth
South and State streets. Besides the
many flowers that were In bloom there
were many beautiful cut flowers In
jardlners The exhibition was con-
tinued again this afternoon.
Junior Choir Mcets-The Junior
choir of the Catholic cathedral held it's
first rehearsal this afternoon In prep
aration for the program to be given
next Friday evening. on tho occasion
of tho opening of the new hall in
the basement of the edifice The bishop
has purchased n fine piano for the
hall. and the newly organized ST,
the first time a the olrcning.
Retail Druggists Protcst-The Retail
Druggists association. by its presl-
dent, Charles Van Dyke, has filed n
protest with the city recorder against
the action of the city board OF health
IN decreeing that after Dec. / the
city VIII mot cart away waste paper
from merchants places of business
along with other garbage The drug
gists contend that waste ra,per IL In
the nature of garbage and should be
handled by the city.
TO Greet Mrs. I.accy-A reception
VIII be rendered Mrs. Mary T.. Lacey.
by the James G. Rice circle, Ladies OF
the G. A. T., tonight in the I. o. O..
E. nan, Mrs Lacey who is n we'll
known resident Of this city was elect
cd president of the Nurses association
OF the recent encampment OF the
G.. a. II. in Atlantic City. y. J. Mem
bers Of the various G. a.. r. posts and
the auxiliary of the city are invited
to attend the reception. a program has
been arranged and refreshments will
be served during the evening.
Funeral OF laura Willlnms--Thc
funeral of Mrs. Laura Williams was
held from the funeral chapel OF S. D..
Evans Yesterday afternoon ut 9
o'clock. She was the wife OF George
\. Williams of the o. S. l.. freight Of
fee, The services We're under tho
direction OF readers j, VIII Gray and
Anna I, Sands Of the Second Chris
tian Science church. The pallbearers
We're the father and brothers of the
deceased. George a. Barnett Sr
George A. Barnett Jr.. Edward A
and Warren Barnett. Interment was
in the city cemetery.
Want Bridge Rcpaircd-A number
OF residents OF, the city west Of the
Jordan river have filed n petition In
the city recorders office for prescnta-
ton to the council asking that tho CITY
repair the old street railway bridge
which crosses the river mt California
avenue, In order to permit the pas
sage of the city dredge upstream. tho
bridge was torn down and the city
has never taken, the trouble to replace
the pathway. which has been used for
some time by about 900 citizens in
that nejghborhnod. The petition also
asks the council to authorize the maxi
Ing of a pathway out OF the street
rafway grade running west on Cali
fornia avenue from the river to
Brighton canal.
lions Saving I'nnls q Trust Co.