Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

There are but FIVE patients IN the iso-
lation hospital at the present time
The city employees will receive their
months salary today instead Oh Moh-
day
John +. Burton, IN charge of Bur
TONS store OF Alton, Wyoming arrived
IN the metropolis today on business anu
Will remain few days
Henry Walker an elderly man and
unknown in this city Is confined In the
county jail awaiting q hearing as 90
his sanity. lie will be examined on
Monday.
Postmaster Thomas reports that the
popularity OF the postage stamp books
Is undated. The first lot received here
was entirely sold out and a second lot
has been received.
John Grover has arrived from Neah,
Washington. 10 assume the position OF
assistant observer In the local weather
office. Mr.. Grover is an old hand IN
the service and is well known in salt
Lake.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Plymouth church pleasantly enter
NNIntu NIlN Il To- NNAiNAa Va hA" Ai'f''I
church last evening. An excellent pro-
gram consisting Of music aud recita-
lions was rendered.
Mr.. A. II. Gleason, agent Of the
News" al Garland writes that In his
town the Salt Lake papers circulate as
follows: Herald l. Tribune o, News
q. Al Riverside the record is. Herald
6. Tribune 0. News IL.
lie Rot C. Snow VIII leave for Evan
FtOn. Wyoming this evening whittier he
goes as a representative Of the general
board of the Young Mems Mutual lm-
provement Association 70 attend cOn-
ference on Sunday. He viii return the
day following.
The boys and girls OF the Eighth
grade OF the Lowell school IN charge ot
Miss Clarahan, spent today In city
Creek Canyon, picnickng. As the merry
throng was In an sorts and shades and
conditions of attire they were mistaken
for a band Of gypsies ON the move.
Burglars entered the residence Of Jed
Give I'm the Eighteenth ward on Thurs
day night and decamped with So taken
from the pockets Of one Of Mr. Gives
Fons. This residence seems 90 De a shin
iug mark for househreakers inssmuch
as IL has been broken into nine times.
The juniors of the y. NJ. G.. A. mot
this morning for the purpose OF laying
few plans Of their work for the SUM
mer The boys have manifested a keen
interest in the new movement and will
soon have perfected q glee club. orches-
ira. bicycle club, and camera club
on aBghung from a streetcar on west
Second South street yesterday after
noon, Mrs TimInies middle-aged la
dy was struck hy "a messenger boy who
was scorahIug on bis bike. The lady
the boy and the bike fell in a heap, but
fortunately DO one was hurt
A well-knovu orshardist called az tho
"News today and exhibited limb of
pear tree that WAS fairly alive with
red spider and eggs. lie says that
many trees aro being attacked Boy them
IN this city. Tie recommends inteni-
gently applied kerosene emulsion as am
antdote,
The report of the local board OF health
for the week ls as follows. Births o.
males 8. females. o, deaths 10. males n
females s. bodies shipped to ohei
places Tor lntermont &, shipped here. !
contagious disease Hays outstanding ~
covering q eases OF scarlet fever
smallpox reported Tor the week. 1
number OF cases at pest house o.
The twcniy.six little wards OF The or
phan's Home were The guests yestorda,
of W. J.. OMeam and the Gautr,
Brothers. The little folks were dcIight
ed with the funny antics of Inc ponies
and dogs and monkeys. The moe IONS
in ST. AIMS orphanage would also han
enjoyed the show, but some of tber
were 49,
O. G. Thornton who conducts sr,,i
restaurant and bakery al no tg- y...
Second South. was yictimized y, as
amount Of over $50 ON Tues5a,, tl.t
last. Unknown. but not uns,isperf'
burglars entered the place Vhne b. ,,.o
nj the Sanitarum ana carried an tb
cash The matter was reported =, M
police but the thieves are stm at lore
Joseph Rigd0n, a son OF Sidney go,
don. al one time one OF me n,l,st 49,.
inent figures In the Church M ~,