Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21
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Governors Lee and Poynter the last
OF the visiting executives, departed for
their homes last evening
The "News" Acknowledges the receipt
Of beautiful azalea plant In full bloom
with the compliments OF the Huddart
Floral Company.
The State board OF education Will not
meet today as was intended, the meet
ing having been postponed until Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock.
The Belfast Newsletter Of April 4.
reports a gift Of eSl Is "a from DR. d.
Moore Lindsay. Of Salt Lake city 20
the Lady ONelll fund for the widows
and orphans OF British soldiers.
Morris Lewela and Louis Edgar. two
young Salt Lakers who run away from
their homes the other day. were found
IN Ogden and taken into custody News
OF their apprehension was sent 10 the
parents Of the boys.
County Treasurer Lynch says there
are a few more property owners who
have not complied with the statute on
taxes as yet Such ones the treasurer
says win be brought TO feel the hard
hand OF the law
Leon Stringfellow. Harry Wright and
Ralf Ross, three boys from the south
tru part OF the city, are accused OF
having thrown stones at Jacob Apple
man and seriously injuring him. They
VIII be- arraigned before Justice Mel
sen, on the charge % battery
S. O Day was TO have addressed the
Utah Poultry association at It's meeting
last evening. but through a misunder-
standing he was not present The lee
ture was therefore postponed. After
attending 90 few business matters
the meeting adjourned.
James T. Murphy an employe OF the
Tayl0rsvile and Murray Creamery
Company rs summoned TO appear be-
fore Justice McComie on the charge Of
embezz.ement, The Information says
that Murphy appropriated 90 his own
use 81 belonging 20 The company
Al the meeting OF the Veteran Fire
men Friday evening it was decided that
all members of the association should
meet at their hall not later than 1880
a. m Sunday morning fully equipped
% attend the funeral Of Thomas May
cock
The regort Of the board Of
heath Tor the week IA as fol-
lowe. Births 10, males s, fe-
males Z. deaths ~, males 9, females 81
bodies brought here for interment q;
bodies shipped for interment elsewhere
] contagious disease flags outstanding
lk, covering rs cases OF scarlet teVeri
eases of smallpox reported for the week
3 number % cases al pest house o
one case Of measles only was reported.
a new illustration " the value Of
the News popular want columns oc-
cuiTed un Wednesday A letter bear
lag au English postmark, arrived at
The salt Lake postofiice addressed Mrs
Mlllett, Mormon Sect" No such name
could Doe found in the directory and the
letter was sent 90 Priest Shows Office
The lady was unknown there, so a Two
line advertisement was placed In the
News columns asking fot Information
Of the lady. bright and early next
morning The lady appeared az the News
office Identified herself and obtained
her letter
The State union Of the Social De-
mocIat.c party was organized yestei
day afternoon al q meeting az inc
walker house. Delegates from an
over the State were present. The state
officers named were Martin Wright
president " j. Burdette. vice chair
man, a. b Elder secretary and treas
urcrj Charles Strong, auditor, and r.
NJ MCQIiyey State organizer The lat
Ter WIN travel throughout the state
working up interest In the union. The
p3riy's State convention was called Tor
july at Salt Lake city. a full state
ana congressional ticket win be named
as well as nauona. electors