Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23
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LOCAL BRIEF 5.

Resolutions of regret at the demise OF
DR.. @. G.. Verbryck we're drafted az q
special meeting Of the salt Lake Meoi-
cal association last night
Miss Lizzie Dwight OF Rexburg Ida,
IS seriously III with typhoid fever az
the home Of her grandmother, MIS- ..
Shelves. Her mother, Mrs, Dwight Is
here attending her
The loss on the Robinson Bros. shoe
factory burned last Sunday, has been
fixed at S7.465. 1t was adjusted BY a.
II. Ensign and II. b. Windsor Tor their
respective companies
William Shovel, q laborer on the i.
r. Jones bank building, was badly
bruised yesterday by fail. MS laee
and head were severely cut ana ne was
attended TO by DR.. Giesy
Miss Jennie Alderman, noted tenn
pernnce worker, will be In this city
next month 10 lead vigorous cam-
pAign against the saloon interests under
The auspices OF the w. c. 7. U.
There win be civil service examine
ton IN this city Sept. 80 next for the
position OF expert In animal industry
al salary of $500 The Philippines
win be the station of the appointee'
Senator Rawlns has appointed Allen
Miller OF Ogden alternate for Walter
Scott Keyting to the Naval academy at
Annapolis Young Miller is a bright
boy and will doubtless give a good ac-
count of himself. He will undergo an
examination at Washington, d. c.,
Sept. IL.
Prof. Henry Gannett Of the geologl-
cal survey was In consultation last eve
ming with Congressman Sutherland and
President Smith OF the Utah Wool
Growers association, and II. II. Calls.
ter over the withdrawal Of public lands
into reserves Sheepmen are regarding
this In some instances as very hard
lines. az Il tends to restrict the grazing
districts
The removal Of Mrs. u. r. Rathbone
from this city to Arizona for her health
loses the W. G. It. U. an earnest worker,
and at meeting yesterday afternoon
of the union It was arranged for Mrs.
Il. Il. Shepard to take Mrs. Rathbone's
place In the state prison work of the
union The union conducts the after
noon meeting on the fourth Sunday in
each month at the prison,
Rev Andrew Keenan,, the missing
Catholic priest. has been stopping at
the Grand Pacific hotel, where he re-
mained quietly until yesterday after
noon. undisturbed by anyone. Then a
carriage called for him and he was
driven away, but where, the hackman
refused TO tell. According to the hotel
people, the priest appeared to be able
10 take care of himself.
The new garbage crematory in North
Salt Lake was yesterday Inspected by
Health Commissioner King Spencer
Clawson and John NJ Whitaker, the
two latter of the board Of public works.
The crematory was erected by the Dix
on company OF Toledo, o., and Is now
undergoing n test which will last for
30 days. Thus far It seems TO be CIV
ing excellent satisfaction.
Joe the Turk" one of the mot unique
Salvation Army workers In the c0un-
Try, Is once more in this city on one of
his regular evangelical tours. He
dresses in Turkish costume. plays a
variety Of instruments. including the
saxaphone, and is a very earnest man.
Joe tells hard tales Of his unspeakable
fellow countrymen. especially in their
prosecutions Of Armenian and native
Christians.
The bullet fired into the leg Of Swear
old Byron Reid, son OF eX-Councilman
Reid, while the lad was playing Buffalo
Bill, was yesterday extracted by Drs,
Richards and Wilcox. who employed
the X.rays In the operation. II was
attended to at the Holy Cross hospital
and was somewhat OF complex nature.
owing 10 the fact that incisions had to
be made from both sides The pistol
with which the mischief was done was
an ordinary toy affair which had been
loaded with a 22-caliber cartridge. The
boy is getting along nicely.
The residents IN the nelghborhood OF
Sixth South and Third East streets
we're aroused from their slumhers early
this morning by six shots fired in rapid
succession. Fearing that a hold-up or
murder was being committed a crowd
Of curious people soon congregated and
police headquarters We're notified A
search was made OF the vicinity but
no traces could be found OF the guilty
parties. and II IL supposed that the
shots were fred in sport II was stated
by some Of the residents that two
drunken men had shouted at pedes-
train to halt and upon his refusal they
commenced 10 fire.
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