Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
EUREKA.
Men Wanted on Railroad -. Sudden
Death of n Child.
DEMENTED MAN AT LARGE.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co.. June 20.--Wednes-
day night officer ThAlips arrested a
man who was acting In strange man
ner and took him to the city bastlle,
where he was locked up for safe keep
Ing. The man, whose name Is Duncan,
had been going around the camp
knocking on doors OF residences and
entered the kitchen Of well known
cafe during the absence Of the COOK and
began TO serve up a dinner that would
hardy be fit TO put before q king. liz
ouiry brought out the fact that Dun
can halls from Heber City, where his
father is in the hotel business, and that
he was at one time employed here In
the owl Cafe as helper, He has
been under treatment for insanity and
was supposed to have been cured He
has recovered considerably since his
incarceration and sister came out to-
night from Heber City and will take
the unfortunate young man home with
her.
Miss May Munk and ffohlb ] / Liv-
ingston OF Fountain Green, who were
made one in the Manti Temple last
week. have moved to Eureka and will
make their future home here.
MEN WANTED ON RAILROAD,
There Is no reason for able-bodied
men to be idle In Eureka, as contrac-
tors are coming In from the Leaning
ton CUTOFF looking for Transfers and
laborers every day and state that they
cannot get pen enough TO do the work.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A CHILD.
Last Thursday morning when Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Sturges OF Diamond
awoke they We're awe stricken TO find
their e-year-old son. James l,ionzo,
corpse. The little fellow had been
playing around the house the night be-
fore apparently In good health, With the
exception OF slight cold, when he was
put to bed. The blow coming 40 sud
den was an awful one to the devoted
parents. The funeral was held from the
family residence Friday afternoon, and
the remains were laid away In the Dla-
mond cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dressed Of Rob-
inson are the proud parents Of bounc-
ing baby girl who put In an appearance
last Sunday.
Last Thursday baby boy arrived at
the domlclle Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Neustrom OF Eureka.
The Robinson Livery stable at Robin
son pulled stakes Friday morning and
drove to Park city, where Mr.. Fergu-
son win locate and engage In the livery
business.
The Tintlc pharmacy has rented the
store building next door TO the post
Office and will move into that structure
the first Of next week.
PRECINCT REGISTRARS.
The county commissioners Of Juah
county have appointed the following
persons registration agents for Ti'ic
district. Eureka-First precinct Frank
Morley: Second precinct, A. N. Wal
lace; Third precinct, Frank Newton.
Mammoth-First precinct, w. IL. MIS-
ouger, Second precinct, Bazil NJ. Cor
nish. Silver City,. A. Beaman. Dia-
moni--D. II, Green.
Twentieth Century Circle, Women OF
Woodcraft assisted by the members OF
Eureka camp No. 45l, Woodmen of the
World, win hold memorial services at
the Eureka city cemetery next Sunday
and decorate the graves OF deceased
nelghbors. They will also unyeil a
monument to the memory OF Mrs. So
phia Eastman, one of their members.
WATER BONDS SIGNED.
The $4,000 water bond issue was re-
oeiyed by the city council Tuesday and
were promptly signed ana returned to
the purchasers at Cleveland, o. A wa
telfnaster will now be appointed by the
city council and work viii be com
menced laying the mains, and the peo-
pie will soon be supplied with plenty or
aqua pura, which there has been a