Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Owing TO the meager water supply,th
night sprlnkling carts were taken of
last night and the hydrant used for
flushing the sewers was closed.
W. S. Fugate. the mining man, has
no far recovered from the surgical
operation that was performed ON his
throat that the silver tube has been re-
moved and he breathes freely,
There will be meeting of the board
OF public works AT $3.50 on Tuesday In
their offices In the city and county
building 10 consider the bids submit
ted for the erection OF the crematory.
Albert Allsback OF Payson the IA
year-old son OF Frederick Alisback. ran
away from his home last Thursday
morning with boy about his own age.
The father would be grateful for any
news concerning their whereabouts.
A telegram received from Mrs. VIII
ClawsOn this morning states that Mr..
Clawson Is no better. and the phySi-
clans declare him TO be too weak 10 I'M
dergo an operation The dispatch came
10 Hon. Spencer Clawson, brother OF
the artist.
Thomas o'Hara. brakeman on the
Short Line is at the St Marks hospl-
tai with an ugly cash over his left
temple. He was on the train at Garner,
Idaho. when n sudden stop threw him
against a stationary lamp, innioting the
injury named,
NJ. V. Clays. aged 80, who lives at 737
south State street was taken to the
isolation hospital last evening, suffer-
Ing from smallpox. His wife and child.
having been exposed TO the disease.
were taken there also and given room
apart from the patients.
The city auditor drew warrants to-
day for the monthly salaries OF the
elective city officers and fire and police
departments, amounting In an 10 S.
SS4S0. The officials list amounts 10
s2,363.79. the Council 10 s525 the fire de-
partment TO sS,0O60l, and the police TO
1880.
A lady living in Meridian. Miss. has
written TO Postmaster Thomas, re-
Questing him to find for her some one
who Is Interested in curios. Including
bank notes on which Is written the
name of Brigham Young while he was
president OF the Deseret National bank
She wants them to sell to somebody
DR.. o. b. Hewett. formerly promin.
ent dentist Of this city, has been ar.
rested In San Francisco charged with
practicing his profession without first
obtaining certificate from the stat,
board OF examiners. DIR. Hewett val
test the law creating the board which
he said was passed for the purpose Of
restricting the number OF dentists II
the city. and the examination is sucl
that II would be impossible for an,
dentist TO pass II.
7. r. McNabb's father.who II a prom
inent business man In Salmon city an'
Boise, Is said to be willing TO com
promise the defalcations Of his son
who was arrested at Bingham on Wed
nesday on a charge OF having passe,
worthless checks The amounts Of tn
checks being small, McNabb is onll
held for a mlsdemeanor, and com
promise Is legal for such an offense
There Is a rumor that the prisoner 8
involved 20 a considerable amount II
this city, where he stayed for severa
weeks before he went TO Bingham
Elder James L. McMurrin. who wa
second president OF the European mis-
sion until June OF this year. and who
now undergoing treatment for can
Ger on the Jaw. II doing as well as coul'
be expected. The treatment Is neces
sarily very severe and causes MN n
end OF pain: In fact. he has TO be give
opiates on occasions IN order 10 secur
rest. Mr.. McMurrin has a strong con
stltution. cheerful mien and his man
friends will hope for his entire an
sneedy recovery. Prof. Mcclellan Wis
tied him Tor a couple Of hours yesterda'