Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-30
OUR OWN STATE.

corroborated Mr.. PASSWORDS state.
/ ments.
The inquest was then continued un-
til Monday morning Mt 10 o'clock
HAS AN EYE KNOCKED OUT.
last evening at about haif-pas i've
o'clock another saloon row occurred
near the corner OF Washington and
Twenty fourth street From the pro-
| prlotor Of the saloon the following was
learned about the anair; A crowd Of
Southern Pacific railroad men were
having time drinking and cnrouslng
! When Ralph Pldcock. the we'll known
postman, was carrying bic evening mail
] around, h. went into the raiaon 10
leave come lcttorr. when one OF the In
/ toNlcatcd crowd. John selfsrt. saw pid.
/ cock cnicr, hc went up 20 Inn and put
/ hls arm around Ripple neck and asked
/ MN ~ come and have drink, but
/ pldcook =, fuaod. saving he had mo- time
| 70 stop but Hcifcrt insisted upon HE
! drinking aud commenced pulling Ralph
along by the neck. this made pidcock
angry ana he told him to lot go, but
ne rofufed 10 do 80 thorcupon Pidcock.
Wh" has one " hia arms cut on aud
mas cork arm with hook on the END
OF ~ struck Selfert with the iron hook
ana knocked hls eye out. The Injured
man wac taken 10 Or Rich 4 Rich's
Office. where hlH eyc was put back into
ita place. and one or two cute on hIs
face were fixed. he was then sent home
The doctors say they think the eye can
be saved but they are not certain. a
warrant was sworn out Tor the arrest OF
Mr.. hidcpck on tho charge ~ assault
with "a deadly weapHI lie furnished
bonds for hla appear when the case
is called in IuiEe W.f chs court
TOPHAM HEARING POSTPONED
The preliminary hearing Of Thomas
Tophnm could not BE- nrld yesterday n-
tcfnoon rs expected, on account uf
the Inquest not being FINISHED n the
Inquest iH finished on Monday the
hearing will commence on Tuesday.
THE SAN JOSE SCALE.
Tho pcrnlclous or san Jose scale has
made ~ appearance In weber county.
In order that the insect may be- cpn-
lined nH cloTely NJ possible. g.. a. HEX
vnlo0pcr. Weber county fruit tree In
npcctor, requests that an persons hav-
INK reason 90 suspect the presence "
notify him NJ the fact. In carrying
specimens % insects Tor Identification,
care should be- exercised 10 prevent the
escape 81 any. Please leave specimens
IN bottles or cans ~ Room No. 1, c0un-
~ court house. 1r'prmn ton may BE-
sent by mail TO meet at either Pleasant
View or orien, or by telephone 10
Hherf"s onice In ogden, OF to Crpgum
btoa., AZ Pleasant View.
Every citizen IL urged 10 aid In pre-
venting the spread OF this most dreaded
Insect foe to the fruit industry.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Prof. Squire Coop ard hla mother and
family lett this afternoon for Salt Lake
city, whore they win make their future
home, Professor Coop viii be 10 ogden
the nrnt three days N each week IN or
der TO continue his conservatory of
music here.
Isnac Blnlr has returned from HE old
Mexico trip and speaks very favorably
of the country.
FUNERAL OF CHARLES WRESTLER. |
Tho funeral services over tho remains /
of Charles Wessler will BE- held on sun /
day afternoon NJ p. m. from llichcy's |
undertaking pnrlors. The remains viii /
be shipped TO Denver for burial.
Funeral services over the remains of |
Julius Farley will be held Sunday az /
.. m. from the Mound Fort meeting .
house. Friends are invited.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Last evening the board OF education
held their regular meeting. by unani-
nous vote OF the board n resolution
was passed to borrow 1850 TO meet cur
rent expenses.
The committee on building and
grounds reported that the new heating
house would be here ana put In
pace In a fcw days
II was ordered that spelling blanks
be bought and sold to the puplls at
cost.
The Child Culture club was granted
the use Of a room In city hall for Sat
urday afternoons.
BILLS amounting 20 500 were ordered
paid, ana the board adjourned for one
week,