Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-09
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. Nellie Penrose whitney will rem
der a solo at the Twenty-flrst ward
!. chapel tomorrow evening. Services begin
al O'clock
Hon. ana Mrs. Frank Pierce have sent a
check to Miss Emma Hamlin Of the
Summer school for her salary during the
coming month OF schooling.
c. Y. Trobridge OF corrIne has re.
! t.uned home after undergoing an opera
lion az the keogh- Wright hospital for an
affection Of the mastoid bone.
Several hundred dollars worth OF ma.
chinery fittings have been stolen from
tne mills at Eureka, and Sherin Cronn
n - IN town trying 10 locate some OF the
stolen property.
supremosvlce President John l.. Hand
ley OF the Fraternal Union OF America,
win speak on the principles OF the order
ny the Market street lodge rooms next
Monday .eyening, and good program Is
promised.
There Is a growing feeling in this city
that 1t Is not right TO compel city tax
payers TO support the county schools In
ADDITION q. their own, and II Is believed
that this feeling Will lead to legislation
calculated 70 remedy this
The application Of Temple Short Of og.
den for pension has been granted and
he viii receive back pension money - the
amount OF 81 ,43S The charge OF assertion
.-nss- reeepfly erased from shorts military
record. -rs>,,f
Evangelist c; w, Ruth OF California
arrived today from the west to hold re-
vival services at the Nazarene mission on
State street, near the knutsford hotel
bervicse VIII be held tomorrow at IL a.
M, $3.50 and 1850 p. m. Mr.. Ruth viii be
assisted by Rev. +. q. Brookmlller Of
Atlanta.
County Superintendent Of Schools Ash
4 ton announces that on May q and p. ex-
aminatlons will be held throughout the
county for promotion TO the high school
There will be about l15 pupils TO take the
examinations Those who pass will also
be eligible TO enter the University Of
Ira Tibley Of Malad, Ida, IL at the
3ioly Cross hospital suffering from gun
shot wound IN the left arm. The lad Is
II years Of age and while working for Ben
Naldron. the sheepman. as a herdor, he
attempted to pull a revolver from a roll
Of blankets, nluzzle first, when the wea-
pom was discharged. The ball entered his
left hand and emerged Just below the Oh
bow, breaking one OF the bones In his
forearm.
"The East Side Push" the bright little
publication Issued by the pupils Of the
East Side High school is In circulation
East Side High school, IL In circulation
is being eagerly purchased everywhere.
II Is an eight-page affair, well gotten w
anG a credit 20 the youthful energy and
enterprise that originated II. Over 500
was realized from the advertisements
alone. thus assuring sufficient funds 70
carry the school through the year. -Four
thousand copies were printed. The Illus
trations are excellent.
The attorney OF the street railway says
that the east South Temple street tracks
can not be torn UP without consent Of the
bondholfers and they are scattered IRON
Dan to 1}srsheeba Mr.. McCune says:
sin the mortgage securing the bonds
every franchise we have and every piece
OF property Is specified, and all must be
kent intact. There are several small pieces
81 property that we don't need and would
like TO sell. but our attorney says we
can't dispose Of them without The bond
holders consent, so the other plan Is out
OF the question" The company is relay
ing the s5~pound rail on east First South
street with 0p-pound steel, and other i'm
proycments are IN prospect.