Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The board OF education will hold q regu-
lar monthly meeting next Tuesday night.
Mrs Roy d. Brown IL recovering from
serious illness at Provo, aud returns
next week to Salt Lake.
The laying Of the cornerstone OF tho
First Presbyterian church, announced lot
Thursday next at 4;S0 D. m.
The regular meeting Of Veteran Fire
men will be held at their hall, "a Canyon
road, Monday evening at o'clock sharp
a full attendance Is requested.
The commencement exercises In connec-
ton with the county schools VIII De held
IN the Salt Lake Theater on Monday
morning next, beginning at II o'clock.
The regular meeting OF the Woman's
Democratic club will be held wednesday,
June 3, ut 2;2O y. m, at the residence Of
Mrs kebecca Brown, liB south Fourth
West street.
Smallpox has made rs appearance IN
half dozen homes IN Sugar House ward,
and there is considerable excitement
there at. II was thought at first that the
trouble was ohickenpoX,
The week has been generally dull IN
business circles on account Of the rain
IN the early part Of the week and the
holiday season during the latter part. But
the rest Of the month was very fair
A banquet will be given at the CONNER
cial club Thursday evening, June 4, at
o'clock, by b. f. Peixotto lodge. No. 42l,
!. o. b. g., IN honor Of Grand President
Wallace A. Wise and Grand orator Ed
mund Tansgky
Joseph Prince was arrested yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Booth on charge Of
selling a buggy upon which there was Il
mortgage held by the studebaker Bros
Prince was held In durance vile until he
squared up with the Studebaker company
David Gault Of Pennington IL In ST.
Marks hospital suffering from broken
arm due TO peculiar accident lie
reached 10 catch a man who had slipped
and was falling near where he was stand
ing, and In grabbing the falling man
Gault wrenched and broke the smaller Of
the two bones Of the forearm.
Hay Is scarce and high at present be-
cause II Is the end OF the season. and
the hay Of last year Is pretty well gone.
The new crop will not be cut until the
second week In June and then prices will
fail. However owners Of live stock are
pasturing the same out at present as far
as they can. which Is a saving.
Runner Al Powers OF the Kenyon hotel
Is laid up for a few days for repairs.
While riding up town last evening on the
top Of a bus he failed TO heed the warm
Ing OF the driver as he cried, Low
bridge" on approaching line OF bunting
hanging too low for safety. Powers never
worked on the Erie canal, hence his heed
lessness, and the result was that he took
a sudden and entirely unprecedented
hight from the hurricane deck OF that
bus into the street. as the wire holding
the bunting caught him under the chin
ana lifted him on his perch.
The persecution OF the Jews IN Russia
VIII be the theme at this evenings mass
meeting, at the Jewish Temple and
among the speakers will be Judge Pow
ers. Rev, W II. Fish, Jr. OF the First
Unitarian church, Rev. j. c. Bickel Of the
First Methodist, Rev 7. A. slmpkln Of
Phillips Congregational Rev. 7. " PIN
kerton of the Central Christian and Rev.
frank Barnett Of the East Side Baptist.
Bishop Seaman, Bishop Leonard and Bsh-
op Whitney are also expected to be among
the speakers. Invitation is extended to
the peopel OF Salt Lake to attend this
meeting,
4 visitor from the south relates an in
cident which occurred on the train COM
Ing up from Provo Thursday night
~ appears that detachment OF
the national guard boys occupied
q reserved car when one Il.
v Acheson, an emplOye Of the telephone
company, attempted to make his way into
the gar, Being. refused admission he
struck the guard, thus enraging other
members OF the detachment, who threat.
ened TO do him bodily harm. Luckily,
however, he made his escape at Murray,
the guard boys the while threatening TO
have him prosecuted for his Interference.
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lions Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany was established In 1879. and has
since opened more than 33,40S savings
accounts. Have you an account II
not, start one NOW.
JOSEPH f. SMITH, President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON. Cashier.