Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
T0-d5y'S Metals:
SAyfR. Bar 10 Ia cents
lead, $3.50.
CASTING COPPER, II 10 cents a 10.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

County Clerk James has died his Of
/ fetal bond IN the sum of $4,000. Ar
thur l.. Thomas and James Chapman
are the sureties.
Word from the east indicates that
Ralph Mcintyre. well konwn In III 3
city and Frisco, has successfully passed
the entrance examination 70 the state
medical college at Brunswick, Me.
County Recorder Aston has filed his
report for the mouth of December with
the county commissioners. The number
cf documents filed was !, 1855. for which
the county received 81, 00S 40 in fees.
There were IL miscellaneous articles,
the fees for which were SllT.1O.
Suffering from injuries received In
the Daly-West mine at Park city,
James Jugest was brought TO the st.
Marks hospital last evening. The man
was working on the l2O0-foot level when
The ore chute broke, causing a double
fracture OF the right leg ard an In
1ured back. Jugest Is rs years of age.
Tonight after theater hours the Press
club members viii entertain their
friends al q smoker In the new rooms
on West Temple street The enter
tainmert IL To be "a continuous per-
Torrance" and Profs. FitzsimmOns and
Jeffrlcs win be present, as Will also
many OF the members OF the Havcrly
minstrel troupe.
The canal meeting decided last even
Ing. on adj0uIning, TO withhold the
terms OF final agreement from publlca-
tion until acted upon by the directors
AZ aIs MI ls.. IL
TO the stockholders A general meeting
Of the directors OF the canal companies
is called for next Friday morning in the
Commercial club rooms.
The debating team Of the Utah uni
verslty viii have a preliminary contest
with the county teachers at the Sugar
house school next Thursday evening
The U Of L, will be represented By o.
w, Carlson aud David Howells The
county champions win be James T..
Moss, teacher az the Granite stake
academy. and j. w. Smith, principal
Of the Butterfield school,
The funeral OF Mrs. Ann McAlister.
whose death from general debility. was
announced in last nights News" will
take place at the Eleventh ward meet
w.
MIRA MoAllister was 50 wears OF age
and the wife OF President John ID. II.
McAllister of the Manti Temple. Shs
came TO Utah In 1885 with William
Goddess handcart company and had
been a respected resident Of the com
munity ever since.
County Recorder-elect Walter j.
Meeks has named nine out OF the Is
deputies for his office. Three OF the
nine already named are from the coun-
~ districts and the others are dlstrib-
uted among the precincts OF the city
Jack May OF the Third precinct. will be
chief deputy The others are. How,
ard o. Young. Second precinct. WI
lard Thompson. Fifth precinct, r. A.
Moore. Granger. Miss Kate Milford,
Fourth Precinct; Miss Lyle James. Sec
ond precinct Miss Laura Gibson, San
day: Miss Hazel Young. Sugar, and
Miss Mary Smith, First precinct
Mrs. Isabella Cameron Brown has
fled a lis pendens ia the county re-
cordCf's Office which affects the title
10 all OF Senator Browns real prop
erty IN this county, pending the deter
miaation of the suit which she has
brought against him for separate main
tenance and for $3.50 per month ALI
mony The property involved is the
South Temple street home part OF lot
g. block 3 plat G.. part Of lot 8, block 90,
plat b, 1929 acres of ranch land ana
another parcel Of land containing 2.55
acres.
There wac gun play out al Bling
ham the other day AS the story goes
Miladn0 Pratt, Joseph Grow ana 9TH
ers took 1t into their heads to challenge
j. h raylor's right 10 certain claims,
alleging by their presence upon them
that the necessary assessment work
had not been done. Mr.. Taylor was not
al home az the time, so his wife under
took 70 protect his interests and grab.
bing a shotgun held the Jumpers at
bay. AT the same time making Il known
that any attempt 10 take possession Of
the claims would result disasirOusly 20
those who made e. The plucky woman
held her post manfully until her hus.
band's men, engaged at the Bingham
Copper company's mine, OF which he Is
superintendent came 20 the rescue and
drove the Intending Jumpers OF Not
pleased. however. the parts attacked
made their way 10 Tooele and swoie
out complaints against Taylor's men
charging them with assault with Intent
10 kill The result was that four Of
them were arrested and marched 10 fail.
But the end f. not yet Mr.. Taylor
claims that the assessment work has
been done and that therefore, the men
had no right on his ground.
The members Of the Ministerial asso.