Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-02
LATE LOCALS.

Spencer Clawson Is confined 10 his
house with sprained ankle.
County sClerk James reports the re-
ceipts OF his Office for the month Of
June. from all sources, To be S2,5i7I5.
Tomorrow win probably be payday
for both the city and county officials
and employees An unusual effort Is be-
Ing made 10 have both payrolls in read
mess so that the employees viii have
plenty Of spending money for the
Fourth.
Citizens are rising up in righteous
Indignation" against the small boy who
places torpedoes on the street railway
tracks on Main street In evidence Of his
patriotism and yearnlng for a noise
The racket frlghtens horses, and scares
nervous women, and there is a call to
have the police stop IT,
A young fellow giving his name as A.
n. Walker was taken In by officer
Hompel this morning on charge Of
petty larceny lie Is said to have stol-
en- a suit Of clothing. A beautifully
battered quintet OF DRINKS were also
escorted TO the police station by OFF,
GERS Miner and Johnson.
The names OF such eminent band
musicians as Tobani, T., p. Brooke, Vic
tor Herbert, and half a dozen other
noted band leaders In the country, are
being actively considered in connection
with the appointment OF the chief ad-
Indicator IN the coming band contest,
by the Elks contest committee, now
that neither Sousa nor Arthur Pryor
can come.
Judge Han today granted Sarah j.
Woodall divorce from her husband.
James T. Woodall, on the grounds OF
cruelty and failure TO support Plaintiff
Is given the custody OF their four minor
children. and defendant Is ordered TO
pay $3.50 for suit money and s75 as at
torney's ices Also the sum OF SIS per
month as permanent allmony.
A 800 kllowatt dynamo was received
yesterday by the z. c. NJ. ]. from the
General Electric company. and II Is be-
ing now set In position next 10 the en-
CINE room under the shoe factory build
ing. The machine will furnish cleo
trclty for As arc and 200 incandescent
lights. Way solid bed work has been
built for the dynamo, new engine and
other machinery TO go into the u. c, NJ.
l.
A letter from VIM NJ Cowley in Delta,
Colo. gives the names OF several other
early employees OF the News" not in
cluded I'm the recent article on those
who worked for the establishment 80
years ago or more. MIR. Cowley, who
entered the employ OF the News" in
1851, mentions among other old timers
the names Of John $. Davis John @.
Chambers, Geo, Hales. Matthias Cowley,
VIM. L. Price and Mathew Wilkie.
District Attorney Eichnor has re-
turned from Coalville whence he prose.
cuted and convicted Ike Hunter for re.
ceylng stolen property. Hunter has
been tried nuNber OF times on var
lous criminal charges. but this Is the
first time he has ever been convicted
County Attorney Calls, Of Summit
county, assisted in the prosecution. The
case was tried before Judge Morse,
who viii pass sentence on Hunter to.
day
The Cambrian Choral society held a
spirited rehearsal In the Sixteenth
ward melting house last evening, the
attendance being quite large. Prof.
Giles was much pleased with the re.
suits of the meeting and has called
another rehearsal for 1850 next Sunday
afternoon, at the same place. The
pieces that VIII be sung by the So
elety at Saltair. on the 18th inst. ac-
companied by an enlarged orchestra Of
IL pieces are The Summer" Qwilym
event; "Al Through the Night" T. ].
Davies: let the Hills Resound with
Song" Brinley Richards. The Land
Of My Fathers" James.