Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21
LATE LOCALS.

W. d. Brooke leaves soon to engage In
township surveying near Milford with
a, d. Ferron.
Word has been received In this city that
WIN Lawrence Is suffering from heart
trouble at Brighton's
Bishop Leonard Is travelling over tho
western Colorado part Of his diocese and
VIII not be home for some time.
Dealers report big run this season on
kodak supplies especially on films. The
sales Of Photographic stock are brisk and
encouraging.
Colonel Bubb OF the Twelfth infantry
and Major Califf Of the artillery corps
nave gone 60 Denver to sit on a court
martial at Fort Logan
Il, Pembroke Columbia, O3. Is rusticat-
ing M the Yellowstone country and re-
covering the wear and tear Of four years
OF hard study IN the school VI mines.
Sheriff William Preeoe OF uintah coun-
W Is In the city today with a prisoner
Tor the state prison. The mans name II
wesley Thomas ana he was sentenced by
Judge Booth TO four years,
The funeral Of Miss Lizzie Hood will be
held from the Sugar ward meetinghouse
az ] p m, Wednesday The remains may
be viewed from II til 1850 D. m. at The
family residence.
Abutters along north State street are
opposed TO the proposition Of the CITY
engineer TO put In concrete curbing, pre-
fefring that cut stone curbing should be
placed there, The board Of public works
Is with the citizens.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ann Reed MacFad-
Zean viii be held frem the residence of
her daughter, Mrs f. B. Adkins. No Is
Cane street al ii a. m. tomorrow, with
inierment at BIT. Oliyet
Rev Father Harding Of New Orleans
IS stopping at present In this city with
Bishop Seaman lie will preach at the II
O'Clock service In the Catholic church
on the life Of the late pope. on that oc-
casion there will be celebrated d special
pontlhcal high mass
The marriage OF Charles Henry Wood.
man and Miss Louise Higginbotham was
solemnlzed IN the parlors OF the Wilson
hotel last night, Rev. G. G., Hunting Of
hclatng, The ceremony vas private. only
three intimate friends OF the contracting
parties'hting present. Miss Higginbotham
If an accomplished young woman with a
large circle of friends while Mr. Wood.
man Is with the Cunnlngton company Of
this city
} y. Wells, a brakeman on the Rio
brands western. met with an accident
this mcUing which necessItated the am
putatloa Of his left hand lie was climb
ing a ladder on q box car when he missed
his Footing and was thrown TO the ground
with his hand across the rail- MI Wells
Is now 40 ST Marks hospital receiving
attention. tie resides at SO west Second
South street
The fund Tor the alumni scholarship OF
the state university has now reached
Afss5 and those securing subscriptions
are requested to turn Ia their rep0rts TO
George NJ. Common. who has charge OF the
same Il Is desired that the fund shall
reach NaO but In the meantime IL is
probable that the scholarship will be
awarded TO some deserving student this
summer ana an application OF the schol-
orship made for the coming scholastic
year
Early this morning officer johnson
made q raid on q crowd of notorious
drunken women al the rear 0f "a shoe
makers shop on First South between
First and Second West streets Mrs. Dud-
ley Ray clifford the morphine hend, and
AIRS. Moore were gathered ln by the min
ion Of The law and hauled OF 90 the
police station, where they were booked
q
They Will De- tried before Judge Diehl to-
morrow afternoon.
The following prominent business men
hav, just been elected members Of the
salt Lake Commercial club, James H..
Paterson A. e.. Strobel samuel Paul.
Arthur =, SNOW William prackwlnkle.
Charles y. PinkcrtOn George /. Meats
A. j. Weber, George A. Hawkes.. Salt
Lake city Charles r. Fishback Raw
hus. W. Z. Colthorp. Nerual: Frank W
Burke. American Falls; l.. H. Fielding.
Kansas city, q n. Kelly. Spung,ille.
Arthur J. Lee, Price
The relgYng OF the street railway tract,
on east First South street has been com
nlcttd. ana the new and heavy steel
makes u a fine line 90 ride over. The eX-
tra heavy steel that o. used On the paved
district 81 used between State and Second
East streets. and new and heavy switches
have been put ia where connections are
made with the barn tracks on Second
East The roadhed viii be paved with
blocks the same as in the paved section,