Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28

situated as to allow the music TO be
heard over a wide area. Mr.. Hamhn
VIII have the pavilion so that the band
can use Il July A. and additions, decor
atoms and embellishments VIII De
added later, so that when entirely com
| pleted the pavilion Will have cost about
$1,000.
While out driving yesterday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. A, T. Dorsey had quite an
exciting time with the animal they we're
driving. The horse was bitten ON the
heels by a dog a short time ago, since
which tine II has taken TO kicking up
its heels whenever It takes notion.
The notion struck II yesterday after
noon With the result that the Dash
board was demolished and Mrs. Dorsey
was kicked on the knee so severely II
was necessary for the doctor TO take
few stitches In the wound
With the shrinkage Of the lake to
hitherto unheard of lowness OF level,
there IL renewed talk among local sci
entific men OF the necessity OF getting
more water into this from adjoining
basins. Dr. Jenney, the well known
mining scientist called especial atten
ton 10 this recently when he said
means shoun be taken without delay TO
divert the waters Of the upper Green
and Duchesne into the Salt Lake basin
But then. what Is eyerybody's business
Is nobodys business, and the general
expectation seems TO be that nothing
will be done. no matter how much the
great lake shrlnks
On June q, last Saturday, Harry
zimmerman and James Olsen were ar
rested on charge OF housebreaking
and at the preliminary hearing II was
proved concluslyely that zimmerman
han done nothing whatever to warrant
his prosecution upon the charge, so It
was dropped, Olsen having previously
entered plea Of guilty to the charge OF
petty larceny, In view OF the injury
which was likely to follow the publlca'
tion OF the charge and prosecution
against zimmerman, County Attorney
Christensen has given the young man
letter setting forth the facts IN the
case, and at It's conclusion That Official
says. II am myself perfectly convinced
that he Is absolutely Innocent OF the
crime charged"
A telegram received last evening In
this city from Anaconda, states That !.
j. Ryan who blew his brains out In this
city Yesterday, was well known In An
aconda, where for number OF years he
has been employed In the general )f-
fees of the Anaconda Copper Mining
company, But Ryan has been drink
inc heavily of late and left the city re-
Gently without stating what he pro-
posed TO 30 beyond the fact that ne
might GO to Chicago. He was single
man, and a well educated native al
oxford, Ireland Ryan was Injured IN q
smelter accident socle time ago, and
his friends believe this had more or
less affected his MIND. +, j. Dool"y
has wired Undertaken Evans to em-
balm the body and ship 70 Anaconda.
The telephone company has opened
temporary toll room quarters at Mer-
cur so that business Is being trans
acted as before. The various extern
sions OF the company continue TO be
pushed The Arco, Idaho station VIII
be in place Saturday, and the gangs
between Haley and BlacKfoot are only
20 miles apart, with holes dug FOR
IA OF these miles, and General Man
ager Murray expects TO be able to ring |
up Boise by July. 10. A new line TO
Thunder Mountain has been started IN
10 the Thunderd Mountain district |
running IN from Council 10 Meadows |
the other lire running In from Boise. |
Then the company has begun building |
from Delamar. Ida, 10 Jordan valley |
is miles The Lander exchange has
been completed and Caspar and Lam
der win soon be united In electrical
matrimony