Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13
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Peace meetings tomorrow.
on June. the 18th. the woman'n
Democratic club expect 10 give state
Democratic reunion at Aaltair ana ar.
end.
p.rronr who are dellnaucnt on tn'ir
water taxes for iSss.s are advised TO
pay up. or within the next few days
have the water shut OF. twenty
hydrantr were shut on today.
Marriage licenses were issued 10
twenty couples during the past week
one issued today was 10 John Williams.
70. and Kate Ryan. 20 both of salt
Like city.
william McDcrmott, n prominent
mining man 81 butte Mont, II at the
Kenyon, having arrived In town today.
Mi, McDcfmOtt was formerly prupfic-
tor Of the McDcrmott hotel In Butte.
lie IL here on mining business
The seventh annual commence ever
clscs ~ the Davis county public schools
will begin nt the i<nyavillc tabernacle
on Monday next at 10 a. IN. There VIII
also be- an afternoon session. The pro-
gram TO BE- rendered IL an Interesting
one.
Deeds have been filed with the coun-
~ recorder ~ the property retnuy
purchased by the MccuBs~ Kelsey
residence site east ~ the Mccormick
palace for tsg20: the naakin home on
the same street further east for 1900.
and the old Calder property on First
ana u streets for tis,ooo.
The bruno. steindei Concert COM
pnny were delayed by n landslide on
the rio Grande Western. owing TO
which they VIII be detained at Provo
tonight to give the concert they we're
10 render there last night, The chor
will consequently postpone their IN
tended meeting with them until tompr-
row niEht at 500.
The twelfth recital and nrrt public
concert of Prof, Cooks plano class. as
sisted By MIR. Cook. contractor John
Robinson. baritone. and a. II. Hchutt-
Ter. violin. was niven ~ the hin ". Y.
church. corner First HOuth and Ninth
East rtructr last night The program
was rendered In a very crcditable man
ner.
The committee appointed 10 make mr..
ranHrmcnta for the entertainment OF
Samuel uompern made It's report AZ ,h1
meeting NJ the Utah Federation Of Ia
Dor. held IN the Hooper Eldredgc build
ing last evening. The committee report.
I'd that all arrangements were comrlrt'
ed b. giyr the grcnt labor leader
rrnnd reception. lie win probably AZ
rive In Salt Lake In tho near future,
The board Of health report for the
week gives the number Of births 10,
equally divided between the toNeHi
deaths n. males Z, females II; bodies
brought from outside places Tor intof-
mrnt herr q. contagious diseases naE.
outstanding -, covering 70 cases OF
scarlet fever ana I case ~ dipthorlni
infectious diseases. typhoid ana chick
en- pox and measles quite prevalent
After an Illness 81 few weeks. Mrs.
y Elizabeth onion. wife. ~ y, NJ,
Onion died az the family residence, No.
ae5 Third Routh. yeHtcrday, Mrs.
onion was born IN waiiham. Mass. ana
came TO Utah In 1851. She was sister
o. g, @. rarnHworth. In 1899 hcr father
died and from that time until her death
she had been In ~ health. The funefnl
Will TAKE place from tho family resi-
dence NJ $3.50 Sunday.
The beautiful carrier pigeon which
new Into County clerk Dunbar'a Office
wednesday morning found nm owner
today In the person ~ young Frank
South street. For the purpose of max
ing good his claim the hoy brought
along with him the mate 90 the cap
ttfcd b :. Miss LlEHnn. who has had
ne rlRe,.. since II was caught In an
fmprnvinoi cage, made out ~ a waste
paper basket and law books. parted
with the treasure rather reluctantly.
Tho following building permits were
Issued by Inspector w, n. Folsom
during the past week. George A
Smith. n north Wet Temnle. brlck
cottage, 5000 Thomas Kearnv. Flew
enih South aud Thirteenth Fast two-
story brick. h7i0i H. u. Miilet, go east
teNenth South, two-atorv brick, s.. 900.
neorge T spokes, near sixth East and
Third South, tw0-rtory brick. st.500i !.
", Cecil Jr,, ii1i east Seventh South
ono-stnry frame building, 81. 800; addi-
uonr ana alterations nggrerating 81 sos
making total FOR the week of ti7,3si.
Denver News. May 10, "A y. de
Hlelle. who recently had surgical
operation performed nj ~. l.ulss's hos
nltal, has been removed to his home on
.oliaN avenue, and IN reported on the
hlRh ROAD 10 recovery, Some years ago
~ DC lucqles had an opernton per.
FORMED Tor appendicitis, hut the open
,nF made ala not heal properly. and II
became necessary To reopen tho wound
The operation was most dangerous and
delicate but was performed most suc-
cstanllly and In another month Mr. de
uenles VIII be- around attending 10
business ~ usunl, His many friends
are relololng ~ the successful outcome
~ the operation"
Superintendent Frank n, Cooper ~
IN receipt NJ the following from DR.
frhin shepard the well known educator
ma secretary ~ the National Educa-
uonnl association; ~ am In receipt OF
m Invitation Ia attend the RECEPTION
rendered You by the Council or MO-
mems clubs NJ Salt Lake city Please
accept congratulations. In view NJ
your election 10 tho great field ~ work
and IN view of the cordial welcome
ihnt awaits you. The people ~ salt
Lake city arr 70 be congratulated, also.
on your election. Let me Join your
many friends In hest wishes for your
continued success In your now field"