Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

California plums OF several varieties
are in the local market at 10 cents per
pound
The Eks' amusement committee VIII
meet this evening at o'clock at the
club building on State street.
The Alcatraz Paving company Is
making extensive repairs on State
street between First and Second South
streets.
Walter Almy, formerly a resident Of
this city but of late years a citizen OF
New Bedford. has been very i'll for the
last seven months with paralysis.
The Commercial club rooms we're 10
be photographed this afternoon, II
they can be gotten into good shape by
that time. The furnishings are very
elegant; there Is no half way work
about anything
There Is a fine string OF thoroughbred
sheep from Ohio IN the Union stock
yards In this city from President Ben
nett OF the National Wool Growers as
ISOLATION. The sheep will be disposed
OF at this point.
James ID. Adams, the postofllce CASH
fer. is able 10 resume his duties after a
prolonged absence because Of illness.
Mr.. Adams has been down In Washing
ton county to regain his health. His
many friends are pleased to see him
back again.
Prof. Henry e. Giles will meet with
the Salt Lake Glee club and the Cam
brian Choral society In special rehear-
sal at the Sixteenth ward meeting house
at 3 o'clock this evening. Members OF
both organizations are requested TO be
IN attendance.
Rev. Neibauer OF the German Evan
Relical Lutheran church In this city has
accepted an eastern call. and his sue
cessor Is Rev. a. @. thinner VI Sc.
Louis. who begins his duties tomorrow
morning. He viii preach alternate
Sundays In this city and Ogden.
Friends in this city Of the late well
known travelling man. Jack Shaughnes-
sy of San Francisco are I'm receipt of
fine poetic tribute to the deceased from
the pen of fellow travelling man,
Thomas M. Spencer, In one OF the coast
papers. Both men have been well
known here.
The following railway mail clerks OPP
Grating between this city and Butte,
have been promoted with a raise OF pay
from 1900 to s1.l00 per annum. +. G.
La Duke, G. A. Locke, G.. a. Rivers, G.
A. Waite, J. G. Anderson, F.. +. Allen,
David Il. Sorensen, A. b. Larsen, Fred
Schwin. w. II. Troband.
A fiattering recognition that was CIV
en- Utah at the hands OF the National
Educational association al Minneapolis
was the appointing of Prof. w, A.
Wetzel Of this city to be Vice president
of the musical department Prof Wet
eel IA the instructor Of music IN the
public schools Of this city.
Mrs. John Richardson, whose home
is nt 5ie Sixth East street, was
painfully injured last night in a fall
from a Waterloo car The latter was
going north on East Temple street az
"A rapid rate and in some unaccountable
way Mrs. Richardson fell from the car
and received severe scalp wonad. Hes
injuries were dressed by DR.. Richards
Local railroad men. In commenting
on the resignation OF Gen. Supt Ressi-
que OF the Santa Fe. agree that II was
due 10 personal friction betweep him
self and the general manager, as Mr..
Reesigue Is rated as one Of the best
operating railroad men IN the country.
lie was formerly general manager OF
the mountain division Of the Union Pa
clfic with headquarters in this city.
There has been considerable cNl-
plant from east side residents this
summer who have COWS to pasture. over
the careiessness Of herd boys in driving.
Chs e,wa are stoned and driven TO run