Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-30
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Only few copies OF the News" an
A niyersary edition are now remaining
and at the present rate Of demand they
will all be exhausted at the end Of next
week.
The Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals will meet Monday
\ night, July 2nd, at the telephone office
All who are interested in the work
that this society represents are invited
20 be present.
John Radon, conductor Of a con-
struction car OF the Salt Lake City
Railroad Company, is at the Holy Cross
hospital, suffering from a flesh wound
and confusion Of the right foot, which
he sustained IN an accident yesterday.
A seven year-old son Of John c. Cut.
Ter fell from poplar tree p feet to
the ground about six o'clock last
might. Drs. Richards and Bowers say
they do not think anything serious will
result, but II was very close call He
had a restless night, but seems better
today
Orson Thompson, Of Murray, was
overcome by the heat az Saltair yester-
day. He drove In to Salt Lake and
boarded the 1915 train for the lake He
said that he was feeling badly at the
time. Later on In the day he was COM
pletely overcome, and il took some
time to revive him.
Al No. 6 OF the Paris Art Portfolio has
now arrived and subscribers can be
supplied by calling az the News" Of
nee. We again urge our friends 10
take advantage OF this unprecedented
o1er and remind the public that the
10 cent rate Is given only TO News"
readers.
\ Interest due next month. amounting
70 SSl, 200 on municipal bonds, was yes
terday forwarded by City Treasurer
Morris 10 the Importers and Traders
bank Of New York and TO Wells, FSlgo
q Co. Of New York This pays the semi
annual interest on the $4,000 8 per cent.
bond issue OF January, 1891, the 100000
per cent issue Of July, 1892.
At the meeting Of the James A. Gar
field lvceum last evening the following
Officers were elected Tor the ensuing
year: President, Horace Smith: vice
president, Walter Hurd. treasurer. sid.
ney Reeves, secretary. Harry r. Full
ton; critic, Melrose Spencer, standing
committee, Alex Eberhardt. chairman.
Sidney Reeves. Walter Hurd: librarian
John Henry Buckle
United States Attorney Whittemore.
went 10 Provo today to show cause
why Indian Agent Ii. +. Myton should
not be restrained from interfering with
certain persons who have attempted %
settle on lands cia!ned by the goy-
eminent 10 be withia the Uiutah reser-
Walton. The action brings W the old
question as 20 the southeastern bound
airy line OF the reservation
There were eleven Utah soldier bows
left Salt Lake last evening for the
Preside and Angel island Seven of
The number are with the hospital SER
& vice, ana four are for the line Those
Tor the latter service are James A.
hhaW, Charles j. Coates. John Logan
and Joseph Brown. Those for the hos
& pital service are Albert II. Pike Of
Provo, son Of Dr. Pike, oscar n. Brein-
holt and Z. J.. Christensen. late OF bat
terry 4. Utah artillery, Arthur G. Col
ms, Joseph Chapman, Andrew Hard
man. Young Pike was In charge Of
the detachment
n The editor Of the Clear Lake Review
ln the last issue OF his paper says,
While In Salt Lake this week we
looked az the Belgian hares. We Sc.