Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

SnoWeil Wnllc cutting WOou WIN an
electric saw
Utah Apples Mike a Hit. Ed
ward Taylor returned Tuesday evening,
from Denver where he reports Utah
apples as having made specially
favorable impression.
Clearing House Annual-The annual
meeting of the Salt Lake Clearing
House association will be held Thurs
day at ii a m, with the election OF
officers for the ensuing year.
Fish and Game Rcport-Frcd Cham
bers, state fish and game commissioner,
is preparing a preliminary report,
showing the condition OF the game of
the state up to tho present time. He
expects to issue this special report the
latter part or this month.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. Brossolt
is erecting n factory at 629 south
State street for the manufacture OF
rock drill sharpeners. The structure Is
As by so. with two stories Mr. Bros
soft expects eventually to go into the
business on a large scale
Three New Houses-At meeting of
che Liberty Investment company Tues
day II was decided TO erect three
dwellings on Eighth South between
Second and Third East The invest
ment will be about $1,000 and work.
Will be started in the spring.
Idaho Gets a Singcr-Mrs. Vera A.
Horne, has gone to Victor. Idaho,
where her husband has been appoint
cd principal OF one of the public
schools Mrs Horne has been valued
member of the tabernacle choir and
In IN rtrclhQ w
she will be much missed.
Coal Situation Improvcd-Local coal
conditions have Improved under tho
advent of milder weather. The oregon
Short Line used most OF its storage
coal at Ogden and this city for COM
merciaI purposes during the colder
weather, but under present favorable
conditions will not be pinched.
Governor Celebrates Birthday-Gov-
ernor William Spry celebrated his.
forty-sixth bicthday Tuesday. He re-
celvcd a number of kilograms from
friends and relatives congTatulating
him. In the evening he gave a din
ner at his home. Only his Immediate
family and a few close friends were
present
New Lcnse OF Life for Saloon-The
saloon license Cd Z. A. Birtch.
Twelfth South &nd West Temple
streets. was renewed Tuesday by the
county commissioners. as there were
against which so many complaints
were filed while under a former own
crship,
School Teacher Wanicd-A woman
school teacher with experience and
recommendations is wanted by A. c.
Nelson, state superintendent of public
instruction. The position Is for gen.
eral work in q school of a small town
and the wages are good. Information
may be. obtained at the Office of the
superintendent in the city and county
building.
NJ. w. 4. Instnllatiorr-The Modern
Woodmcn installed the following Of
nccrs Tuesday evening; Harry X.
Howe, consul: Nels Nelson. advisor;
Edward Krehbie1, clerk: Lewis p.
Hall, watchman; William Smith. sen-
try. Drs. r. R. Brownfield. II. Van
Colt and c. A. Wherry were installed
as physicians. There was a program
with refreshments.
Teachers at Bingham-The third
institute meeting OF the teachers of
the Jordan district will be held at
l.
Goshen will deliver an address which
wsll be followed by music program.
There is to be also a banquet and n
dance. The Rio Grande Western will
run a special train leaving Salt Lake
a; $50 a. m. returning at IL p. m.
the fare to be 81.
No Lecture for Enginccrs-Thc en-
sineers of the university will have no
lecture this week. owing to the gen.
eral spirit of unrest created by the
preparations for the Junior prom.
always an event OF great Importance
az the school on the hill All hands
nrc taking layofi 10 put the finish
ing touches on the gymnasium, which
has been deserted by the classes in
physical culture until the great event
Is but memory.
Danish Slstcrhood Elcction-The
Danish Sisterhood Installed these Of
Ulcers for the ensuing year. Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Alma K Johansen,
president. Mrs. Dagmar o. Larsen,
icc-prcsident: Thorvald Orlob, sec
rotary; H NJ. II. Lund, treasurer; Mrs.
Antoine Nilsson. Mrs. Annie Peterson
and Mrs. Bothilda Miller trustees;
Mrs. Louise Il. Johansen, conductor:
Mis-. Kate Smith, inside guard, and
Sophus Peterson. outside guard. There
was program with refreshments.
Pure Food Conference Today-A
meeting has been called for today ut
o'clock at the Office of Willard
Hansen. state food and dairy COM
missioner. at sol Dooly block. TO
consider matters of Importance to cer-
tain produce dealers and the extract
manufacturers of the state. Some
merchants in Salt Lake and Murray
have been disposing OF "fresh eggs"
that were anything but fresh; extracts
have been mislabelcd by certain manu-
facturers. and all will be given an op-
portunity to explain.
Board of Health Mects-Thc state
board OF health met Tuesday eve
ming In the Mercantile block offices. A
formal set of rules and regulations
were adopted under which the nspec-
ton OF cattle throughout the state.
which is being conducted by the gov
eminent officials In cooperation with
the state board of health. may be tho
more successfully operated. The board
also adopted the Richcy Primer OF
Sanitation text book on the cause
and prevention OF dlscase, for use in
the public schools of the state and 1t
Is believed much good viii come from
this.
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