Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-18
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| guished the fiames
A conference Of he Sixteenth @rd Sun
day school will be held In the ward meet
Inehouse tomorrow the sessions beginning
AT g;i5 d. m. and $3.50 p. IN. The morning
meeting will be devoted TO exercises
by the kindergarten primary ana htst
Intermediate departments, while 10 lne
evening the second intermediate and theO-
logical departments VIII participate
There will also be musical selections reef
tatlons etc, together with annual re-
ports, the sustaining OF oulcers ahu -
marks by visitors and the superintendent
cy.
Little Joseph Geoghegnn was buried yes
terday afternoon IN calvary cemetery,
from the residence OF Z, H. sullivan on
second street. Bishop Seaman ana Fath..
Us Kelly Murphy and Gunan conducted
The services. aud although no toWcra had
been requested, the little caaket was iair-
ly buried In them The palloearers were
4 II. Tarbei, Andrew rarbet, Fred Leon
ard and ]. @. Doollttle. The bereayed
parents are the recipients OF the condol-
ences and sympathles OF q wide circle OF
sorrowlng friends,
Now that Salt Lake county will have
grand jury the old question, as 70
right under the statutes TO remain In the
iirvroom during the examination Of Wit
nesses. will have 70 be settled again. Inc
uuesticn is one which arises every time
a grand Jury is summoned and II IN
wolves merely an Interpretation Of the
statute which says that only the dlstllcA
attorney and the representatives, OF Tue
state shall be present during we eAa am ~
ton Of witnesses. The question VIII ne
submitted to Judge Morse for decisloh
before the grand jury commences ils de-
liberations.
Hon. Serene Elisha Payne, chairman Of
mo committee of ways and means OF the
house of REPRESENTATIVES at Washington,
was In town for few hours yesterday az
.ernoon. en- route east from the Pacllc
coast. He says there VIII be no tarIn
changes and no hope ot legislation FAVOR
able 10 silver during the present aomlnls-
ration. However. he looks to see some
financial legislation pass, after the iash-
ion of the Aldrich bin. at the next session
of Congress. Mr. Payne understands mat
no evidence so far has been addlced IN
the polygamy charges against Senator
smoot
Calvin r. Johnson OF this city, aged %
and . well known mining man was Killed
Wednesday last In a fire AT Pyramid, Ney.
which destroyed the shaft house OF the
Pyramid Lake Mining & Milling company
AS the body was burned beyond recogm-
Reno The deceased was a packer In the
government service during the Spanish
and Philippine wars, he was formerly SUI
palintendent of a mine at Bingham, ana
located the Jenny Johnson mine at Irlp-
plo Creek. For the last ak months ne
has been working az the Pyramid Johh-
SON had evidently fought his way TO the
very door OF the shaft house ana then ial-
len before the flames. Even terribly
burned as he was he tried TO crawl OUT
on hts hands and knees over NE not
floor which was being swept By the IRE.
he was I'm that position when the Ialnes
closed with him and the battle Tor HE
ceased.
Zlou's Savings Bank and Trust Com
many was established In 1873, and has
since opened more than S3.AOS savings
accounts. Have you an account III
not. start one NOW.
JOSEPH T. SMITH, President
GEORGE ". CANNON, Cashier
Kenyon Hotel
European and American Plan. Rates
for all
DIAMOND coal. 81 w. IND SO
Mmsteuholme Coal Go.
81 West Second South, Tel i9S.
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CHRIsTENsEN's DANCING ACADEMY
Advanced class for ladies and gentle
men Will commence Monday evening,
April 2Oth, SIS.