Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-01

tho Infantry battalion, L. n. G. will
hold a smoker on the 14th inst, with
an address from Adjuiant General
Wcdgwood.
Cashier Transferred Icrc-E. l..
Coppock, cashier of the Equitable
Life Assurance company at Winnipeg
has been transferred to the companys
offices In this city.
Deer Hunters Arrcstcd-Dcputy
Game Warden Cyrus Davis OF Beaver
county recently arrested three deer
hunters who were fined SlO eacn lop
hunting without license.
Complimentary Drill-The Uniform
Rank of the Knights of the Mac,
cabccs win Give a complimentary drih
TO tho Royal Highlandcrs in Labor
hall on the evening OF the 18th inst.
Dics of Heart Discasc-Loretta
IJeusser aged &c. resident of western
idaho. died at the Groves l.. ID. ).
hospital Monday night, from heart
disease The body will be shipped
home for burial.
Adylotte Loses LITTLE. p. Ady-
lotto of Pleasant Grove whose country
store and stock of merchandise were
damaged by fire. smoke ana water
saturday evening. was insured In the
Homo Fire of this city, for Sl5'oVO' so
that his losses are amply covered.
To. Attend Convcntion-Fish and
Came commissioner +. w. Chambers
has been advised by the state bureau
to ACCEPT the invitation to attend tne
nationaI convention OF state fish and
ramc wardcns mt New Orleans, Feb.
9th. and leaves Tuesday for the south
ern city. TO be absent IL days
January Building Rccord-The
10
month amounted to $S97,io0 as COM
narod with s375,100 for January 1903.
There were 80 permits issued during
tho month as against AZ year ago.
The Newhouse hotel for SSOO,Oou
saved the building permit record Tor
this last month
Soon Say Hello to DaISota-Geueral
Superintendent SomerS OF the Bell
Telephone company has returned
from a Montana business trip. He
found general conditions throughout
the state favorable. and says that by
Feb. 18th. It will be possible TO talk
from this city into the Dakotas. via
GlcndiYe.
Purse for Davis Family-Some OF
the members of the Phillips Congre-
gational church were unable to at
tend the benefit exhibition OF THE
Shadow OF the Cross" given Sunday
for the destitute family of Motorman
Davis, so they made up purse of
S225 TO be added to the fund OF
$247.9e.
Child Painfully Inlured-Thc two
and ore-half years old daughter OF
r. II Godsbrough, 13S east Seventh
South street was painfully hurt
Yesterday In falling from a bed to
the floor She sustained fractures of
arr, an1 bor collar hone. DR.
George L. Weller was called to at
tend her and promises her parents an
early recovery
Free Fish Friday-Deputy Fish and
Game Warden ]. c. Smith will make
another seine haul at the junction of
the Jordan river and the Surplus
canal on Friday The dear public is
cordially invited to call and help them
selves. Bring a fishing license with YOU
to avoid possible misunderstanding
with sundry county officials who may
not have clear idea as to "where
did you get those flsh2"
Afflicted with Spine Trouble-Dr.
w. Il Warner came up from Spanish
Fork Monday bringing with him
John Evans. age 35, afflicted with
Potts disease of the spine, for treat
ment at the Groves J. D. S. hospital
under Dr. Baldwin. Five or six years
ago the patient fell, lnjuring his back.
Disease of the spine set in, resulting In
n slow steady decay of the bones.
from which he has lost the use of his
lower limbs,
X p. ProSram-Thc members of
Myrtle -Calanthe lodge. Knights of
Pythias, held an open meeting Monday
evening. In Castle hall. with addresses
from Grand Chancellor w p. Cooper,
and Rev P. A Simpkin. ]. P. Meakln
also spoke. Mrs. John Reed gave several
interesting readings, and there was
music from the Unity quartet. with
solos from Mcssrs. Poll. Kibby.
Mills and Jones. Several humorous
selections were given by Mr.. Pape.
Funeral of Mrs. Edwards-Thc fun
eral OF Mrs. Sarah Edwards was held
at tho Fifteenth ward chapel. Monday,
the attendance of relatives and friends
we're Messers S Chalker. Euro and
johnson. all telling of the loving. wom-
anly qualities with which the deceased
was unusually endowed There were
numerous floral remembrances. The
speakers were of the Fratcrnal Union
of America, OF which society Mrs Ed
wards was member. The interment
was in the city cemetery.
Historic Shawl. H. Murray of this
CITY mas q red shawl, relic from
the Revolutionary war. 1t was worn by
Mrs. Katherine Snider. grand
daughter of a Scotch Canadian Pres
byterian minister named Nc
Gowan at the time of her death. She
was hiding the family plate in the
cellar to prevent coniiscation by tho
English, who were marching from
Wcstchcstcr upon Germantown. when
stray bullet struck her, killing her
instantly. The shawl fell into Mr.
Murray's possession 35 years ago.
Says Sheep Show Il Hummcr-'Thc
American Sheep Breeder and Wool
Grower OF Chicago in its January Is
sue gives II pages profusely illustrat-
cd to reports OF the mIdwintcr sheep
show at Ogden, which is charactorlz-
ed as record breaker. The variou.
exhibits are carefully and intelligent.
~ written up, including half tones o
exhibitors. shepherds, and more not
able groups of sheep. Altogether II II
quite an exhaustive report covering
all the principal points both as L
exhibitors and exhibits In way cal
culated to impress the reader that tn,
Ogden convention was one OF tn
most important gatherings OF the kin,
ever held.