Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-06
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

The womans Christian Temperance
union Il In session this afternoon In the
y. NJ. c. A. parlOrs.
Mai Forbush. the officer in command
at Fort Douglas, has returned from
Ogden where he purchased ten horses
Tor the cavalry.
The State board Of land commission
ers only concluded their routine work
last evening ana adjourned TO meet
again Monday when several important
matters will be disposed or
The examination Of four applicants
FOR admission TO practice dentistry was
begun last evening before the State ex-
aiming board The examination VIII
last several days
The public school teachers received
their salaries today for the month OF
March, and for the half month during
the smallpox vacation The rolls ag-
gregated S2174l.O5.
Or Wellmon win be unable 10 give
his lecture on Africa before the W0-
mans Presbyterian Missionary society
next Friday evening. as he Is out OF the
city. and unable to return IN time.
Word has been received IN this city
that George A. Browning has died at
the Soldiers home IN Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. OF rheumatism. Browning was
a member OF the Mexican post @. A. r.
Water from the Jordan river was
turned into the Jordan and Salt Lake
canal today which Is about six weeks
earlier than usual The water IN the
Jordan is very low for this season OF
the var.
The officers and teachers Of the Sec
Ond ward Sunday school viii hold their
regular monthly meeting al the resi-
dence Of Sister Lenabelle Davis, on
Fourth East between Sixth agd Seventh
South streets, az $ o'clock this evening
a shenns deed was filed yesterday
with the county recorder by which
Sheriff Howells transferred fve acres
OF land IN section 10. township south,
range 1 west The property was fore
closed from sallie G. Mortimer ON Aug
ust %, 1891
Information as 10 the whereabouts OF
William Henry Werner, formerly a
tailor IN South Africa, but now said To-
be In salt Lake Is earnestly sought
by MS grlef-stricken mother. Who re-
sides az No. 2 Catherine street, Daven-
port England
Mr. S. j. Anderson OF Mt. Pleasant,
Utah, writes 20 the News saying that
he IS anxious 90 ascertain the where
abOuts Of one Robert Barr, Who, he
says, married "A Miss Newsun OF North
Carolina, several years ago, and who Is
now said 20 Dee residing somewhere In
Utah
At the meeting OF the Silver Maple
circle, Women OF Woodcraft. az the
]. O. o f. hall this evening, Mrs. May
Youe, OF Colorado. general organizer Tor
this State. win be present and viii de-
liver an address The grand circle viii
hold us convention IN this city next
august
The Tuscarora mining case was on an
day before Judge R0lapp 10 the equity
department OF The Third District court
Before this case was taken up, how.
ever an order was made passing the
case OF Elizabeth Meads VS. NJ. n Ras-
muEsen 10 Doe replaced upon the calen-
der later by Judge Hiles
The loss sustained by the j.. NJ.
Freedman clothing establishment In
the Progress building fire Sunday last
was adjusted yesterday and placed at
1855 This d divided between ave
companies Tho loss of Henry Cohn
& 60 was placed az $50. A. l.. Jacobs
az $50 anl W. T. Hariesty at $500
Late yesterday afternoon the Grocs-
beck company transferred HhNl5 feet
~ land on East Third South street 90
Herman Buslther. the consideration
being si1uol. THE property adi0ins the
81 Elmo Hotel and has a two story
brick building upon 20 a right OF way
also goes with tho transfer
Herman Meyer one of the owners %
ne Fang saloon was taken 10 the Holy
Cross hospital last evening suffering