Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

French Language SocIcty-The
French Language society meets next
wednesday evening with Mrs. Louisa
D. McCune.
Death of Mrs. BsItIcr-Word has
reached this city of the death In New
York of Mrs. Bradford Butler. former
~ Miss Alice Blair, a teacher In Row
land hall where her services were
highly valued
Dental Examincrs-Thc state board
of dental examiners is to meet Tues
day and Wednesday of this week. in
The Dooly block, where Is applicants
for license to practise dentistry Will
be examined,
Fuller Leaves Y. NJ. C. As, l..
Fuller for some time office secretary
with the Y. NJ. c. A., has resigned
10 leave this evening, for his home at
Columbus, Ohio, to study law. He in
tends entering the Yale law school
next fall
Funeral of G. \. Raynor-Funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon
ct the residence, 733 north West Tom
pie street. over the remains of {. II.
Raynor the Rev. Francis Burgette
Short delivering tho sermon. The
Farmer Mulhnuscn Arrcstcd-Hcnry
Mulhauscn, a farmer, was arrested
SUNDAY BY Deputy Sheriff Samuel
NOVEL; on the charge of stealing two
loads OF hay and other property.
Sheriff Joseph c. Sharp believes that
Mulhausen is the leader of gang OF
thieves who have been stealing. hay.
grain. coal, chickcns, and harnesses
md farm implements in Murray,
Forest Dale and Mil Creek.
Paul Makes Chanscs-Dr. Samuel
c. Paul promoted s. C. Evans TO the
position of assistant clerk in the oity
health department Saturday He takes
the place of James E. Flynn. who is
now chief sanitary inspector. Thomas
S. Fowler had been appointed to take
the place of c.. r. Rock. quarantine in
spector. who was discharged, F. L.
HansIng, chief clerk. Is still on the
Job. but he Will probably be removed
tonight.
McGonagle Wiclds AGO. A.
Skidmore. assistant electrical engineer.
was discharged Saturday by City En-
gineer George F. McGonagle, who
abolished the position. The position
was done away with to cut down tho
expenses of the Office. L. L. Parlse,
who is assistant engineer of the water
works, viii also act as assistant olectri-
cal engineer Some other changes In
the interest of economy will be made
In the engineering department.
Modern Woodmcn Instnllation-The
annual Installation OF officers by the
local Modern Woodmen of tho World
Will be held on the evening of the
18th inst az follows. Harry "A. James
consul: ]. B. Sackett advisor; Sam
C. Adams, banker: DR.. ]. w. Edwin.
clerk; Charles H Fowler. escort; Yer
non Wilson, watchman; Chris Han
son, sentry. The following physicians
for the order Will also be Installed.
DR.. H B Sprague. a Lpkis and P.
P. MusSer.
Death of Annie Quinn-Mrs Annie
Ncedham Quinn. age 56. wife of
Isaac Quinn, Fourth South and State
streets, died al o'clock Sunday MORN
ing The funeral services Will be held
in the Eighth ward meetinghouse at
J o'clock Tuesday afternoon. where all
friends are Invited to attend, The in
termcnt will take place in city ceme-
terry. The surviving children OF the de-
ceased are; Blaine Quinn. Frank
Quinn. Mrs. Minnie Riley and Mrs.
Ethel Neslin OF Salt Lake.
Salvation Army Scrvicc-Sunday
night the Salvation Army held the first
of a series of twelve revival meetings
at l39h east Second South. Rev. C.
c. McIntire OF the Westminster
Presbyterian church: Rev. F. 3. Short
OF the First Methodist church; Chap
lain Clemens of Fort Douglas; A.
E. Marpung. and John H. Pape are
among those who will assist with the
meetings Mrs. Brigadier Stilwell OF the
Army headquarters in Chicago, will
take charge OF the services on Jan.
is.
Experiments with Dlsinfectants-
On. request of the state board of
health. experiments are now being
made at the University of Utah labora-
tory for the purpose of asccrtaining
the most effective fumigating and dis
injecting agencies in high attitudes. the
object being to have the best used
hereafter throughout the state. In the
experiments various disease organisms
or germs are subjected to the aPpli-
cation of the several disinfectlng
agencies, and the strength of the diff
ferent agencies in obliterating the
disease carefully noted.