Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

The public schools of the city and
county open on September 9Th
Anna Payne young woman % years
OF age living at 1856 south Fifth West,
was reported TO be suffering with small
pox and was taken to the isolation hos
pital.
The Alcatraz Asphalt Paving COM
pany, which has the contract for paw
Ing seven blocks on Second and Third
South streets viii use the cement Of the
Utah Portland Cement company of this
city,
The friends Of Attorney O. W. Moyle
and wife will sympathize with them IN
the death Of their infant daughter, Re-
becca. The little one was born on
Thursday and died this morning. The
funeral will be held at 1880 O'Clock to-
morrow, Sunday afternoon, at resi-
dence.
The committee on Buildings and
grounds OF the board Of education has
decided to have the rooms OF the SUI
perlntendent, clerk and the board
cleaned renovated and beautIhed. The
walls are to be tinted In fact they
viii be the handsomest rooms in the
Joint building when they are completed.
The annual summer institute OF the
Teachers association Of the Presbytery
OF Utah, will be held In the First Pres
byterian church in this city. August
18th To end, Immediately following
the institute the Utah presbytery viii
assemble, the first session will be held
on the 22nd Of August In the First
Presbyterian church.
Deputy Marshal John X. Hardy went
10 Union yesterday and arrested Thorn
as Labrum, who was indicted by the
federal grand Jury for selling liquor to
Indians at Fort Duchesne. The ac-
cused was taken before United States
Commissioner Twomey and gave bond
for his appearance in the sum OF $50.
John G. Labrum and bishop Alva But
Ter are the sureties The trial win be
held al the next session OF court
Leonard Hardy is planning to expend
$4,000 In a summer hotel and grounds
TO be erected In Parley's canyon about
twenty miles from the city. The plans
cover 100 acres which viii be laid out
In lots and landscape gardens The
hotel will be built OF frame and will
contain fifty rooms. There VIII also be
n large fish pond and tennis grounds
The plans are In the hands OF Engineer
T. p. Rigney and they call for a com.
pletlon OF the resort early in the com.
ing spring.
An excellent idea In the way Of an
interesting feature for Liberty Park. Il
that OF the addition Of a menagerle {,
the park the feature being n mos
popular one Ia the public parks Of IN,
larger eastern and western cities. 4
gentleman who suggested the scheme
states that he win contribute speci
mems OF his rare breeds OF poultry ant
hares as a beginning for the collection
and II Is his belief that others viii N
willing TO donate IN the same way
Doubtless as time goes on a valuable
collection might be gathered through
voluntary contributions alone. emhrac
ing all varieties Of animals II viii b
a simple affair 90 reserve space In IN
park FOR the purpose and prepare
suitable receptacle for whatever col
lection could be made, and the res
could be probably left 20 the generos
ity and interest Of our citizens. or an
who might find e In their way TO con
tribute TO the plan.