Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-30
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Rev. +. H. Blgelow left last evening
for Newport. Kentucky. to take charge
of the Congregational church at that
place.
Telluride (Colo) Examiner. j. c.
Long left Rico In February for Price,
Utah, His wife Is at present in this
city, and can get no trace Of him.
Pangutch Progress: Irwin Cooke
took his departure for Philadelphia last
Monday morning. In losing Irwin we
consider Garfield county has lost a very
valuable man.
Mrs. W, b. McCausand, wife Of the
well-snown baseball player, is recover
Ing from the very severe attack OF heart
trouble which she sustained Sunday
night and Monday
Peter Osello. a native of Italy, aged
81, died at the Holy Cross hospital last
evening Of peritonitis. He will be
buried by the Italian society, which
VIII meet at 1880 this evening
Joseph Price died at his home. 3lt
sherman street, yesterday afternoon.
from an aggravated attack OF the grip.
Mr' Price came to Utah from Ohio his
native state. in 1891 He leaves six
children, who are ] T. Price and r. G.
Price Of Marysvale, Thomas d. Price
ot Pocatello, and Miss Anna c., Walter
L. and Arthur s, Price OF Salt Lake.
7. V. Bonovitz, an engineer employed
IN the quarries OF G. X. Potter near
scon"ld' and who wGS badly crushed
sunday afternoon while arranging To
lower boiler, Is getting on as nicely as
could be expected under the crcum-
stances He Is at the Holy Cross hos
pital and while his injuries are serious.
II Is not thought they win prove fatal.
When Councilman Robertson and
Cottfell met Land and Water Commits
sloner Westerfcld In his office 10 90
over me plats of city realty Whigi Il IS
thought could be sold 10 adyantpFe n
was discovered that the plats were in
complete. \ delay Of probably weeks
WIN therefore be occasloned to give the
CITY engineer time 90 prepare up-to-
date maps Of the clty's holdings.
AZ a special meeting OF the State
BOARD OF education yesterday afternoon
the effect OF the changes made in the
hChooi laws oy the Legislature was con-
hlueieu' state superintendent Nelson
ana PROFESSOR Cooper We're appointed
committee to draft new rules for dis
ulnulon 10 county sGperintendents In
pamphlet form Mcssrs Nelson Kings.
bnrN Cooper and Marks were present
at the meeting.
Louis Shoenger, resident OF Murray
met WIN severe accident while driy.
ing into the city last evening shorn.
ger was In a buggy. and there vere
some friends Ia wagon Just hehind
mn. The latter took notion In mass
him and in doing so the buggy was
capsized and Shoenger was thrown into
me street. His right arm was dislocat-
Cd az The elbow and was replaced bv
DR. Mitcher He viii be all right again
in a few days. '''"
dohn B. Pabst, an aged man OF "A
years'@as Yesterday afternoon adiudped
insane by Judge tpro tenn John James
he was examined hy Drs. MAYO and
j. A. Giesy. We has been an inmate ~
the county inhrmay and was weak
minded when sent there several months
ago. Steward A. F. Kendall testified
that PabSt was o. weak mind thoIgh
not dangerous, and the TESTIMONY M
Mrs a. g. Heimbach. Pabsrs stan-
daughter was 10 the same effert
Sheriff Naylor took Pabst 10 Provo al
O'Clock tonight.
The funeral services OF Mrs. John
Jacques We're held IN the Nineteenth
ward meeting house on sunday after
noon. a great number OF friends M the
family met 10 show their last respects