Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-23
THF SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
me GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
OF the WEST
s issued Monosys end Thursdays and
contains en- the cream Of the Daily and
Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEFS


Residents OF Victoria alley will petit
ton the city council to station a special
officer In that classic locality every
night.
A party Of Hawaiian girls In charge
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Brown of Homo
lulu, are In town en- route across the
continent
William MeConahay has bought the
interest OF John ~ Sharp Jr,, In the
jewelry firm Of McConahay & Sharp,
and VIII continue the business himself
A Rio Grande shop machlnlst named
Martlneau was scalded yesterday, while
at work, and was removed for treat
ment to st. Marks hospital. He win
recover
The remains of the late Capt. Daniel
w. Fiske, who died In New York re-
Gently, were buried this morning In Mt.
Olivet cemetery. beside the remains of
his wife.
The funeral OF Peter Malmstrom. the
unfortunate conductor who met death
near Bingham Junction yesterday, viii
be held from the East Jordan meeting.
nous tomorrow, Wednesday, at 10 a. m.
A Logan avenue woman has sheep
which appear TO be afflicted with FITS
and two OF them which escaped from
Inc corral took 10 chasing women and
children yesterday causing something
OF a commotlon.
The health department has lnvestigat-
ca the alleged violation OF quarantine
regulations IN the Jones family, across
the Jordan river and found that there
was no violation as far as could be
learned.
Under the auspices OF the Twenty
seventh ward Relief society, straw
perry festival and dance will be given
~ the meelinghuse this evening at
O'Clock. The proceeds are for the
benefit Of the new Westinghouse, and a
delightful time is anticipated.
The fiscal year for the payment Of in
ternal revenue taxes ends on June go So
iar the returns on the taxes have been
very SLOW IN coming in, according to
the statement Of Collector Callister. The
penalty for failure to pay by the end Of
The month is 10 per cent Of the tax.
Mrs. n. A. Empey. superintendent Of
the Relief Society nurses. announces
that the third class Of that organiga.
lion VIII graduate az Barratt hall at
Al O'Clock tomorrow morning There
is desire TO have members OF the two
previous classes IN attendance.
Parley's canyon conduit is undergoing
thorough cleaning today at the hands
Oh me Waterworks department. The
cohdult Is eight miles long and It viii
take about II hours 10 complete the
WORK supt. Hines put every available
man IN the department at work on the
lob at $3.50 this morning and he expects
10 finish the work by 10 o'clock tonight.
Two cases OF smallpox were reported
70 the board OF health yesterday They
are Robert Wilkinson, aged 81, 1920.
verona street. Lillian b. Hunter. resld-
Ing az 54S west Fourth South street
MI Wilkinson Is secretary Of the MANI
moth Mining company and was re-
moved from the companys Office In the
Hooper block Sunday by the health
oiiicer and taken to the Isolation hos.
pitaL The Office was closed up and
thoroughly fumigated
Addle Dibble, a feebIemlnded girl
whose home is Ia Springylle. was
rescued last evening by the police from
the American House on Commercial
street, The girl reported al the police
station that three men had got her
drunk and then misused her al the
American House. and Thomas Burma
was subsequently arrested IN connec-
ton with the affair The gin tainted
az the station and had 10 BE- cared for.
She VIII be sent back home.
Hayden. the infant son N Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Kent died at the family
home, SIS west Second North street. al
1850 o'clock this morning The babe
was born on May 4 VI this year and
was consequently Just reaching the age
when his death brings most distressing
grief 70 the mother The funeral Will
be held from the family residence to-
morrow, Wednesday. az ~ o'clock.
noon. Friends are invited. Tho inter
ment win Be In ogden, the funeral par
" leaving on the i.i5 Rio Grande
train.
Del Beesleys two-year-old boy, Cor
don, came near being killed yesterday.
In runaway caused boy boys exploding
torpedoes Mr. Beeslcy had left his
child In his buggy standing al Second
West and Sixth South streets when
the irrepressble small boy with his
Fourth Of July torpedoes CHANGED
along, and the horse Immediately flew
the coop" The buggy was upset AZ
First West street. and the boy thrown
out but fortunately n was only
bruised. and will suffer no serious ef-