Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-20
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. John w. Farrell yesterday re-
ceiyed the sad news OF the death OF
her mother Mrs, Ann Lapsley, at New
ark, N. j.
Karl COIN, resident OF Butte,
Montana, died here yesterday from the
effects OF surgical operation for APP
pendicitis. He was ~ years OF age
and u nephew Of Louis and A. Cohn
OF this city.
Mrs. Molie Reynolds Willis, widow
and only heir of the late Guy Willis,
has filed his will for probate. The prop
erty consists OF house and lot at Al
Jefferson street, valued at $500, and
$500 worth OF household goods.
On Thursday night the big reservoir
on Thirteenth East street fell three
feet, owing TO the waste OF water IN
sprinkling lawns, especially at nights
Superintendent Hines has sent out in
spectors TO warn the people against II.
DIR. Payne. charged with criminal
operation, viii probably be arraigned
Monday afternoon before Justice kroe-
ger. Or. McElroy says that the wo-
man operated on by DR.. Payne is on
the convalescent list and will probably
have recovered in few days.
The Utah wlelders Of the rural quill
will receive in most hospitable man
ner the Kentucky Editorial assOcia-
ton, when the blue grass editors come
through here. President Felt, Of tile
Utah Press association, has written to
the secretary Of the Kentucky assocld-
zion. regarding the matter.
An agreement has been reached be-
tween Warden Dow and the commit
Tee OF farmers obtaining water from
the Kennedy ditch supplied from Par
ley's canyon whereby the farmers Will
have ten -elevenths OF the flow and the
state prison farm the other one
eleventh. This will allow the prison
farm the entire flow for fifteen and a
quarter hours each week.
The labor organizations which have
for 80 long been located just east Of the
Cullen, have leased the entire third
floor OF the Lawrence building, corner
OF Second South and West Temple
streets, and viii be quartered there in
the future. Maxwell post, G. a. r., the
Red Men, the Woman's Relief Corps
and the Royal Arch viii also use these
halls.
DR.. Van Kleeb Diego, died yesterday
from general debility at his residence
2Gl South West Temple street. lie
was a native Of New York Il years
OF age, and has lived In Utah for about
ten years. For several years he was
proprietor of a drug store at sugar
Funeral services will be held Sunday al
o'clock from ODonnelrs undertaking
parlors.
George j. Spencer was the victim Of
pleasant surprise nc last night meet.
ing OF camp 400, Woodmen OF the World
As token Of their appreciation fol
his services TO woOdcraft. the members
of the order presented him with a pref
~ emblematic jewel of gold. studded
with the log and AK In silver On tht
back is engraved a suitable inscrip'
ton. The presentation speech was
made by Clerk Newman.
Ed II. Callister, collector Of interna
revenue. has an option til August II
on the offices now occupied by County
Clerk James. The intention Of IN,
county commissioners Is 10 consoldat,
the two offices managed by Mr.. james
In the large Offices on the fourth lool
now occupied by him as his office o
clerk of courts. II has not yet, how
ever. been decided whether the collcc'
tors Office will be moved from Helena
Montana,
The Humane society Is working In
dustrlously. George Williams has JUS
been successfully prosecuted at Muir
ray. for having worked a badly enact
ated team. Sentense was suspended
on the promise Of Williams TO treat hi'
team better. Two arrests were als'
made yesterday by Agent De Brichey
They were John Riley, 81 952 Souli
Eighth West street. and L. NJ. Paulson
who lives near the corner Of Twelfth
South and sixth West streets.
Captain John Anderson. Of the Vol
unteers OF America, the organization
founded By Gen. Ballington Booli
when he left the Salvation Army 50
years ago. came 10 salt Lake yesierda.
for the purpose Of forming a brancf
of the work here. The objects OF th'
organization are similar TO those OF tn
Salvation Army Capt Anderson u
authority for the statement that Mrs
Balllngton Booth will come here IN
AIDE Of two months, to lecture.