Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
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Articles Amcndcd-An amendment
10 the articles of incorporation OF the
Wen Mining & Ranch company of
SAT- Lake city was filed in the Of
nee or the county clerk today, chang
ing the name Of the corporation 10
wen Mining Stage company" and
hNing the principal place Of business
at Price, Carbon county.
High School Site seIection-Tbe
committee on teachers and school
work OF the city board OF education
will hold meeting tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock. In the evening the
board holds its regular session, when
the matter OF selecting a site for the
new high school will come up for
disposition.
Governor Spry Invited--Governor
Augustus r. Wilson Of Kentucky has
sent TO Governor Spry as one OF the
members Of the governors conference.
an urgent invitation couched partly
in verse, requesting that the next ses-
sion Of the Governors conference be
held at Frankfort. the capital Of Ken
lucky. A resolution Of the state
legislature to the same effect is en-
closed. The best that Kentucky can
do in the way Of entertainment Is
promised the governors
Much of Issue subscribed-focal
capitalists have already subscribed
for si35.00e Of tho $4,000 bond OF
the Elk Coal company which Or.
clinton c. Lumiey and George p.
Johnson Of Chicago have consented
TO place. the money to be expended
In making a great producer OF this
rich coal deposit l.. v. Rice and J.
j. Tobias will go to the property today
TO prepare for the new equipment
and to arrange for the erection of so
additional miners houses.
Child Drowned In Pooi-Eisie. the
infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs A.
r. Christensen, 5000 South Ninth
Fast street. fell into a small FISH pond
on the family residence Saturday
morning and was drowned. Funeral
services were held at the residence
SATURDAY afternoon, with Bishop
James Jensen Of Forest Dale in
charge Among the sneakers were
John NJ Cannon and Frank A.
Teegnillea. The body was taken TO
Provo for burial.
Farmers institute Thursday-The
fourth farmers institute will he held
at 4:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon in
the Granite stake tabernacle The
purpose OF the meeting is To- talk with
the tomato-growers in regard to their
crops Many Of them have signed
scientific papers viii be heard on the
growing and cultivation OF tomatoes.
The meeting will be held under the
direction Of the Agricultural college Of
Utah, Prof. Homer viii have charge.
Celebrate Booth Annivcrsary-The
Salvation Army celebrated the eighty
first anniversary Of the birth OF the
founder Of the army, General Booth.
sunday evening, with addresses and
song A. r. Marpurg. formerly chief
secretary Of Booth Claiborn. the SON
in-law Of General Booth, and the man
who had charge OF the work Of the
army in Holland smoke Of his ex-
perieuce in the foreign countries and
the work Of the army at that pace
and IN other countries. Mrs Marpurg
delivered short address
Death OF John ShcIly-John shelly.
Union war veteran. age ~ years
died Sunday afternoon Of general
debility at his homo, 1874 west Sixth
South street. He rs survived bv a
widow and two daughters Helena
Shelly and Mrs Nettie Mcknight.
The funeral will he held at o'clock
this afternoon at the residence The
deceased was born al Steubenviue.
Ohio. He Joined the army and was
engaged in the battles ~ Gettysburg
Fort Donclson and Vicksburg and
was promoted TO tho rank Of corporal
He has lived In Uetah nearly 25 years
Young People Mect-Over 200
Young people attended sunday
afternoons mass meeting Of the
Young Peoples societies Of the city
churches The general topics embrace
ed the work for the coming months, |
and there were several sub-topics /
discussed. the speakers being Claude |
ghfclde Of Pbtllipe church Mr. Tfu,-
norman Of the Christian Central !
church Howard Jones Of Westmini- |
ster Presbyterian. John Evans OF First /
Congregational Henry Jacobs Of Im-
manuel Baptist Mr. Barrell Of Third /
Presbyterian. Miss Zilah Darke OF Iliff /
Methodist and Miss Florence Smith OF /
the Liberty Park Methodist church