Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

County Clerk James today issued a
license to wed to Horden West. aged "a,
and Annie Davidson, co. both of Noun
tain View. Alberta. Canada
President Geo. g. Cannon. who has
been III for the past week contempates
trip TO California for the benefit Of his
health. He win. It is understood. leave
In day or two.
Judge Hall yesterday continued all
cases that Were on the docket for law
and motions until next Friday. Here
after, however, what ls known as law
and motion day VIII be Friday Of each
week instead OF Saturday.
The Salt Lake butchers will give
their first annual bail at Chrlstensen's
hall on Wednesday evening, March IS.
The Invitations 60 the dance are now
being circulated and are very unique
affairs printed upon the well known
brown butchers paper The promoters
OF the function are assured OF a large
attendance,
Rev. Joel \. Smith. pastor Of the lift
M. IL. church. returned this morning
from Des Moines. Iowa, where he went
two weeks ago In company with Mrs.
Smith, taking with them the body Of
their little daughter Martha for inter-
ment, Mrs. Smith viii remain for
some time in Iowa visiting with her
parents.
The transfer Of the Mountain Sum
mer Resort property, In Parleys cam
yon, 90 the city, was completed yester-
day, when the deed for the same was
filed with County Recorder Aston. BY
the transaction the municipality gets
$40 acres OF land. with all water rights.
Tor $4,000 The party now occupying
the premises has been notified by Land
and Water Commissioner Westerheld to
Vacate the property without delay,
II was thought that when James Y.
Leary was made the secretary and
traffic manager of the American Cat
ue Growers association that the head
quarters would be established at Den
yer, and Mr. Leary would have to move
10 that city. But IL now appears that
the headquarters Will be established in
Salt Lake. IL is said that Mr. Leary
refused 20 accept the position II il
would necessitate his moving from
Salt Lake.
Chairman Anderson Of the board Of
County Commissioners is in receipt Of
letter from Chief Justice Miner. who
left some weeks ago Tor the Hot Springs
or Arkansas, for the benefit Of his
health. The judge has been afflicted OF
late with rheumatism. and went down
20 the Springs to see II the medicinal
properties thereof wouldn't cure him.
He reports that he Is improving
and thinks he will receive permanent
relief.
The patrons Of the Hamilton and
Union schools VIII petition the Legis-
lature 20 pass the Wells bill providing
for an increase In the school tax. Com.
mittees We're appointed TO attend to
the matter. The committee from the
Hamilton school Is composed Of Mrs. II
T. Cannon, Mrs. w W. Wiscomb and
Mrs. w Godbe. The committee from
the Union school Is as follows. A. f.
Barnes. Mrs ID. II. White and Mrs
Gundry.
Miss Anna Connell, the daughter OF
w. +. Conncll OF 223 west Sixth South
street, was married to Harry J. Warner
travelling man of Helena. last Satur-
day afternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed at Pennington and so FAR as
the brides people were concerned e
was done secretly After returning to
the city the couple made known TO MIR
Warner what they had done Mrs.
Warner Will live with her parents until
next May, when she will make her
home In Helena.
Fred Boyer. a fourteen-year-o boy
In the employ OF Hewlett Bros, lies at
his home In Sugar ward suffering from
painful Injuries received yesterday
from falling on q handcar upon which
he was riding along the Rio Grande
Western cutoff on Twelfth South.
Boyer and some companions were play.
ing with the car after the construction
gang had quit work, when he fell be.