Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-18
LATE LOCALS,


land Boy Mining company occurred
yesterday through fall In one OF the
slopes Of that Bingham property The
unfortunate man was q Finn and his
name could notibe learned at the office
OF the company He fell through several
sets OF timbers and broke his neck.
A special dispetch 20 the Denver Re.
publican from Debehue, Colo, says that
100 Mormon" families from Utah are
settling In the Blue Stone valley, Just
across the Grand river from Debeque,
The colony. 1t is said, has gone to Colo
RADIO to engage IN beet.raislng, very
liberal inducements having been offered
them by the owners OF land In the val
ley as well as by the sugar factory at
Grand Junction.
This morning Land and Water Com
missioner Westerfed sent gang OF
men up Emigration canyon to make the
regular spring repairs on the stock trail
over the mountains.
One new case Of smallpox was report-
ed TO the city board OF health this morn
ing, j. h. Dunn, "a H. street.
A transfer was recorded today OF
hANA' VI RAhptiA9 NJ Nut llOIAHMtSt COT
ner OF Currant and Arsenal streets to G..
sheriff's sale on May 13 to the Mutual
Beneht Life Insurance company. by
Elias l.. I. Harrison through his guar
dian, Florence NJ. Harrison.
The funeral OF little Mabel Freeman
who died at her home In Waterloo yes
terday afternoon, win be held from
the family residence, l77O Fifth East
street tomorrow morning at 10 so
o'clock Friends are invited to at
tend.
The employees OF L. and A. Cohn pre-
sented Mr.. Louis Cohn with a beautiful
gold mounted cane today as a token
OF their high regard and esteem. The
occasion was Mr., Cohns birthday an.
nlversary,
Jack the Giant Killer" the tuneful
little operetta, was presented In the
Eleventh ward last evening to a crowd
ed and enthusiastic house The honors
were carried off by the little folks, for
1t was the members of the primary
association that presented the piece.
Much credit, however, reflected upon
those who trained the little ones up to
such a high standard OF proficiency,
The audience was thoroughly delighted
with the performance and encores was
the order OF the evening. The same
piece runs tonight
will be held from the Fifteenth ward
meeting house tomorrow afternoon at
I o'clock. The remains may be viewed
at the nome of his daughte r, Mrs. Ann
Trehane, 1888 south Sixth West street,
from 10 TO IL o'clock tomorrow morn
Ing
A telegram received at President
Shows oitice from the Dominion Steam
ship company announces the arrival
at Queenstown at 6 a. m. today. Thurs
day Of steamship Commonwealth. On
this steamer were G. d. Fjeldsted and
A. l., Skanchy of Logan, Frank a..
Clark OF Ogden, VIM NJ. Howells OF
Wellsyile and other Utah passengers.
The Mayor today approved the forms
OF contracts for laying and furnishing.
water mains for the city. as passed by
the Council Tuesday night witb-1is pro-
posed amendments His honor also ap-
proved five other measures of minor i'm
portance.
The Diamond Salt company is push
Ing work on the big fiume BY which
the water Will be conveyed from
the lake 70 the ponds, distance of
$500 feet About 500 feet OF this
work has already been done. The com
PAW expects to install a steam plant
and is now figuring on big pump.
John Hafen, the well known artist.
Is working on a three-fourths figure OF
the late Samuel Barratt This memo
rial picture is being finished In oils.
and when completed win occupy
place in the addition To the Latter-day
aints College TO be built with the
money given for that purpose by Mrs
Barratt The picture will be a three.
fourths figure, and win be nearly six
feet high. Mr., Hafen expects to COM
plete the work next week.
r, j, Whitaker and Rich HyIand of
Bingham are at the White House.