Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08

A. H1rtcnstcln, wifc or eS-Couhcu-
man Hnrtcnstcin. were held at the
Evans chapel, Thursday afternoon
under the auspices OF the women oil
the order OF Eastern star Rev. Elmer
| Goshen delivered q most pnthetic
sermon over all that was left OF
former member of his flock. There
were many floral offerings. Interment
took place In the family plot In tho
city cemetery The deceased passed
away Wednesday at her home. 81
Canyon road. OF pneumonia.
Many Enumcrators Kcquircd-Ac-
| cording TO advices Just received from
| Washington the government is having
| some trouble In listing the ncces-
| sary number OF citizens as census
| enumerators for the approaching ma.
| tionnl census taking. The work must
| be done speedily, therefore the large
number required. In cities OF over
5 900 population but two weeks are
allowed, beginning April 18th: in rural
district this is extended Is days more
No applications for enumerator posi-
tions can be received after Jan 20.
The work will pay about $50 10 every
cnumerator,
Twentieth Ward Instltutc-The Mu-
tual Improvement association OF the
Twentieth ward are arranging to hoid
n reunion OF the members OF the old
Twentieth ward institute on Tuesday
evening" Jan. is. In the ward amuse-
ment hall The program for the occa-
sion viii be furnished by some OF the
carly officers and members OF the IN
stitute This society was organized on
Ian. 20, 1873, and was one OF the frst
ond foremost predecessors of the NJ. l.
A. organizations of the present day
All persons who at any time were
members of the institute are invited 10
be present on this occasion.
Death of w. w. Hnll-Word came
from .os Angeles. Friday. OF the death
In that city OF w w. Hall, at ono
time captain of the uniform RANK.
knights of Pythas in Salt Lake. which
capacity he nlled for years He moved
TO Los Angeles four years ago. but
has been a sufferer from lung
troubles for sometime, which, ac-
cording to John p. Meakin. who re-
ccived tho telegram announcing the
death. was probably the cause OF
death. The deceased was Sc years old
He came 10 Salt Lake 16 years ago.
and was engaged in the Jewelry busi-
ness While here he married MISS
Minnie a Boutwell, of this city.
Sons OF Veterans Oniccrs-The fol-
lowing officers were installed Friday
mander. p. L. Connor; senior vice
commander. Harry e. Corser; Junior
vice commander, W. r. Graham;
patriotic instructor, p. e. Gillette,
secretary and treasurer. II. II. kins-
man. chaplain. w. h. Sahopke, guide.
f. T.. Dewey: color bearer. Raymond
Ellis; musician. c. A. Cecil; inside
guard. L. r. Parke; outside guard, +.
l.. Wilson. camp council E. M. Quail
trough, s. w. Patterson and j. G.
Cecil Several members of the G. A.
r were present at the installation and
made complimentary addresses.
Eagles Install OGIccrs-The Order
of Eagles in He'd these newly elect
ed officers. ciday evening In the
Macintosh block. Worthy president,
Albert Hertz; vlce-president, Axel
steele: worthy chaplain. Rev. Wllllam
Thurston Brown, secretary, Nj M.
Reayer. treasurer. Harry Don; trustees.
George A. Whitaker. L. NJ. Yanner. j.
A Johnson; Inside guard. X. NJ
Sowadzki; outside guard, w 7. Perry.
doctor Of lodge. Alva Lewis, conduc-
tor, NJ Bretz. The retiring president.
J ] Thomas and the other retiring
officers were rendered vote OIL
thanks for their past services.
banquet attended by 200 people closed
the evening.
Capt. Holladay's Company-Alfred
J,mborune. poet-artlst-llterateur is
desIrous OF obtaining data concerning
the trip across the plains In 1856 OIL
the cmigrant company under the
leadership of Capt. Jorn d. Holladay-
He will greatly appreciate the Kind
ness of any member of the company
leaving their addresses with Clarence
G Neslen in the business oulce Oh
Tho News. 1t Is Mr.. Lambournes IN
tcntion to re-write and elaborate upon
The hook published by him at the time
of the Pioneer jubilee, "Ihe oid
Tourney" This much admired work Is
now out of print and the author hopes
TO make a much more complete ana
valuable work.
Appeal TO Wcstcrncrs-L. K. Arm
strong Portland, Or, chairman of the
executive committee OF the Western
Conservation league for the preserva-
ton OF national forests. writes to salt
Lake business men. asking their aid
In the movement. The matter Will like
ly be taken in hand by the Commercial
club of this city. The letter states that
organizations are being ell
fectcd in the large cities OF the North
west. disappearing federal control OF
the resources of the country. 1t con-
cludes: I'VE believe the proposed de-
Darture from the wcll-tried policy of
our federal government will forever
initiate against the west and that
only an carly. emphatic protest Will
prevent great financial losses to the
states in which these resources arc.