Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Sketch club Is spending the day
on the east bench. An instructor Is
with the sketchers.
Funeral services over the remains Of
little Florence Casterine We're held az
ST. Paul's church this afternoon.
Gideon a. Gibbs has resigned his
position as deputy county recorder 10
accept a more lucrative position with
the Studebaker Bros.
The Walker Bros. Dry Goods Com
pany shut It's doors yesterday afternoon
and sent all their clerks TO Saltair at
their own expense
The students Of McKee's business col
lege In company with Principal J. b.
Mckee, enjoyed an outing at Saltair
Thursday evening. All had a pleasant
time.
A warrant for the arrest Of Joshua
shapiro, the pawnbroker. has been is-
sued from Justice Nielsens court
Shapiro is charged with failing 10 keep
q record OF things pawned as required
by law.
Samuel Blockham. Jr., engineer on
the Union Pacific, who had one OF his
eyes injured near Evanston on Thurs
day, had 10 have the member removed
at the Keogh- Hosmer hospital last
evening.
Miss Grace Colman, Of this city. has
received word that her cousin, Myron
Mcclure, OF Denver. aged H. died in
that city the other day He was "a men,
Der OF the Colorado National guard.
and oyerheated himself
The condition OF Clesson S. Kinney.
who was seriously injured on his ranch
Few weeks ago, does not seem 10 im-
prove. His injuries have been agra
waited by rheumatism which causes him
great pain.
c. F. Fisher the man who has been
running the Walker House for the last
taree years. has sold out his interests
70 NJ, A. Dudley whom he recently took
inte partnership IL was a perfectly
aInicable agreement and Mr.. Dudley is
now n sole charge
The late Andrew C.. Brixen had the
reputation Of being a much Weather
man than be was. A friend Of his SAYS
however that he held % {ln 600 policy iu
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
which is payable 20 Mrs BrlXeu. and
which therefore ga not appear as "a
part OF his estate.
The Rev Richard Tiader and wife. of
New York city are IN the city. Mr.
Ijader was IN this city in 1898 with the
late Evangelist Moody Mr.. Tiader
VIII preach in the First Congregational
church tomorrow and will speak at the
T. NJ G. "A. meeting IN the afternoon.
A big freight package weighing AGO
pounds, has arrived al the Rio
Grande depot containing the bronze
hgures OF the Pioneer group. the Indian
ana the tranpCr designed 90 be placed
around the pedestal OF the Pioneer
monument II is expected that Mr.
Dallin. the sculptor will arrive TO SUI
pervise the work
A warranty deed has been filed for
record, conveying from Mary and
husband. Norman Hall VI Murray. to
William T. Miller. OF the same place. for
$3.50. certain real property i'm lot 3.
block 3. ten-acre plat A. big field sur
vey; together with thirteen acres " wa
ter right from Miller Fork OF Big Ditch.
from Big Cottonwood Greek
Lieut. White, commanding troop C.
at the post has received orders 20 make
a list OF AN enlisted men whose terms
OF service expire within six months. All
such are TO be- transferred 90 the Third
squadron which is 20 remain In the
United States for garrison duty Lieut.
White expects 90 sail with his troops
on the transport Hancock which leaves
san Francisco on August 10th.
The Rescue Home association,
through a committee appointed by the
board OF directors. have decided 10
close up the home on Eighth East and