Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-22
LOCAL BRIEFS

Attorney c. Il. Marks Of this city has
been admitted TO practice before the
Federal court.
Unified orders for supplies In man
ual training are delaying the classes at
1.-The university.
The Telephone company is preparirg
to connect with the new switchboard
saturday night next,
In the federal court yesterday Edwin
w. Miller was adjudged bankrupt and
Ben II. Romney was discharged.
An advanced course for teachers who
wish to specialize in domestic arts is
*offered by the state university.
The Kimberly Buell. people have sent
quantities of the different Kinds Of iron
lore found in Iron county, TO New York
for careful analysis.
President Charles Rood Of the street
Railway company Is confined to his
house. by an attack Of the prevailing
influenza aggravated by erysipeas.
Pasquae Jachelta and Joseph Fall
setto, both formerly from sunny Italy
{but now OF this city have been admit
tied to citizenship by Judge Morse.
Sanford IL. Johnson, Of this city and
1 Hiss Jennie Bullock, Of Pleasant Grove,
we're married In the county clerks Of
|fice yesterday by Deputy Clerk Emery
The condition of Elder Richard f.
| Harrison of Pinto VINO has been af-
Inicted with typhoid fever In Callfor-
tnia, is reported to be quite favorable.
A special catalogue TO cover the
School Of mines of the state university.
| IS called for In local college circles, as
{there seems TO be an increasing inquiry
las to the work Of the school.
Thomas f. INLAND and Miss Rose
1 Gr.fiiths, both of this city, were mar
/ ried by Justice Bartch. OF the supreme
tconrt. In his private office at the CITY
land County building Monday.
The last number Of the University
|Chronicle gives the official roster Of the
t"Varsty Band" but neglects TO g..e
5any indication az to whether Il is a
|playlng band or brass band.
| The jantor of the state university has
been looking over the automatic stok-
Iers In use under the Il. e. NJ l. boilers
with view 10 having them introduced
Iunder his boilers up on the hill.
The county commissioners have
{awarded the contract for setting up the
.vollng booths for the coming election
Ito Warren ]. Smith on bid OF S75.
(which was $40 lower than any OF the
|other bids.
Miss Payne, principal OF Hammond
HAL has been ordered by her physician
Ito take a vacation and visit California:
miss Payne has allwed herself TO be
|over-worked In her anxiety 70 see the
Eschool get ahead.
Alb Howell continues TO win golden
Opinions at Ann Arbor for his good
football playing. and Is reported TO be
1.-THE only freshman who was able TO
|force his way through the Varsity lines
| in practice games.
A local morning paper printed some
|thing resembling a sensation the other
|day relative to Robertson's hair turn
|ipg white under HIS mental stress at the
state prison The warden, however.
[who sees him every day, says he fails
| TO note any such change.
Thieves broke into the Brunswick
bowling alleys Sunday night and stole
about s35 worth OF fine cigars from the
show case, and now the police are In
{hot pursuit. They entered the place
|by the use OF crow bar under q rear
window and the show case was broken
open by chisel and a hammer.
John u. Fife. father OF the boy who
Twas badly injured by a stone from the
sling shot IN the hands OF a playmate,
| has demanded OF the county attorney
that an investigation be made and some
steps taken to prosecute the youth who
caused the injury. The county attorney
Twill make an Investigation Of the affair
There was a blaze yesterday after
/ moon about o'clock az the residence OF
James Delvicho on Minnie avenue
which is outside the city limits Hose
company No. responded to the alarm.
|The FIRE was In the coal sheds which are
VALUED at $500 and was caused by an
overheated bake oven near 10y. The
|hremen extinguished the blaze with
buckets of water. The loss was only
|S
Elliott Crompton. Allie Curtis and
Charles Larson. three small boys We're
ARRESTED last night on the charge OF
petit larceny. officer Johnston brought
them In and they are still being held
II Is alleged that they stole number Of
sacks and sold them and this morn
Ing one Of the boys admitted H. They