Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-23
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The first stage coach to Wasatch thiI
season will leave the Salt Lake Thea
ter coroner at'I.4O tomorrow morning.
Ed. L. Sloan has resigned his position
as deputy In the office Of County Audi
tor Wood TO accept a position In the
Office Of W, II. Dale.
Lagoon was visited today by the Nor
den Literary society. which Is enjoying
SIS midsummer feast The day was
made interesting by a number Of races
and other contests.
a meeting OF the Relief Society corps
OF nurses viii be- held at the residence
OF Mrs. Nelson a. Empey, No. $50 east
South Temple street on Monday after
noon next al 2 o'clock
The escaping gas from the gas mains
on West Temple street Immediately
below Fourth South. has proved 30 be
quite blight Already four large box
elder trees have withered under It's
pestifer0us effects.
Fire department 40 2, made flying
run TO First South near West Temple,
yesterday afternoon. 10 put out some
grass that had been set on fire by some
children ana q match.
The following Is from the Boise
Statesman James B. Abbott, aged Jb.
died Wednesday afternoon at the Sol
diers Home -Four members OF his fam
fly have arrived from salt Lake 10 at
tend the funeral,
News readers who have not already
done so are urged 10 call and see the
Paris Art Portfolios which are
being offered fl.r 10 cents. Nothing Ike
them was even seen IN this city al the
same rates.
President Shows condition today was
much improved over that OF any day
during The past week or two. He rested
Well last night and apparently gained
considerable strength though he Is still
pretty sick man.
Joseph A. Thomas o. Jehi. aged 81,
who Nas operated upua tJf appended
lis at the Holy Cross hospital. the early
part Of The week. sucCumbed 20 the
shock yesterday afternoon. The body
has been shipped bone for burial.
The agent Of the News" at Paris.
Idaho says he thinks his town rather
leads all Others iu the matter of sub
Ecrlbing for the News. The report OF
Salt Lake papers received there is as
follows: Herald l0 Tribune e, News
80
All ladies who are interested in the
bazaar 10 bee held IN behalf uf the equal
suffrage movement are invited 20 ate
tend a meeting az Mrs Jennings li5
east South Temple street. ON Friday, az
1880 ,. m. A general attendance Is rec
Quested
Burglars made au attempt 90 enter
the home of Or. j. s. Nitcher No. ga
south State street early yesterday
morning Some members OF the house
hold were awakened however. and the
wou.d-be burglars gcampered away. not
however until they had removed a
screen
The funeral services over the remains
Of Albert Romney viii be holdi iu the
Twentieth ward meeting house tomOr-
row Sunday al ~ o'clock noon The
remains can be viewed az the residence
Of the deceased's mother No. l34 G.
street. between the hours Of 10 and IL
Sunday morning
The members Of the National Guard
have presented Capt. Jake Greonewald
Of The Signal Corps with a handsome
bronze medal. bearing the inscription:
Five years faithful service" The
medal was made from metal taken