Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Attorneys VIII r. Wanless and Joseph
8. Fowler have formed law partnership,
Frank q. Fannepoc of the Pleasant
Valley Coal company IN In 81. Marks
hospital with a broken leg.
Harvey's Sugar House Ward saloon
has been broken into again. and the
slot machines cleaned out
The new pastor of the Calvary Bap-
fist church, Rev. Jeffrles, was given a
reception last evening, by the ladies OF
his church.
The Utah Democratic club will meet
Monday night. In the office Of George
ID. Alder, Mccormick building, for the
election OF officers.
The meeting Of the state board of ed
ucation which was to have been held
this morning. has been postponed I'M
Ill next Monday morning.
Ernest Holmes has resigned as mon.
ey order clerk at the postoflice and A.
Il. Pritchard takes his place; w. l.,
Butterheld succeeding Mr.. Pritchard.
Ray clifford the morphine eater who
has caused the police much uneasiness OF
mind will go 10 Denver, where she says
she has relatives.
A concert at which some Of the hest tai
ent In tho city viii appear. Will be given
in the Sugar ward Westinghouse ON FRI
day night next beginning at o'clock,
The harvesting machinery dealers report
that there IL an excellent demand for
threshing machinery and stoves also for
sleds as up In the north country there Is
now considerable snow.
%. "a. Spencer, an old citizen " Corlnno.
is dead at Chicago Of apOpleNy, at the age
of ~ lie was a native Of Washington
county, n, Y, and leaves wife four
sons and daughter
The Provo mills have go much to do
that they are considerably behind on their
orders and a party who recently wanted
go blankets OF certain Kind was told he
might have to watt month for them
The board OF public works has decided
to ask the city engineer for plans and
specifications for the paving ~ First
and as soon ms they are obtained tho
hoard will at once advertise for bids FOR
the work.
telegram received at the Presidents
office from the Dominion Steamship limo
announces the arrival at Queenstow7, AZ 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon Of the steam
ship Mayhower, Aboard this vessel were
Elders r. S, Holmes OF Salt Lake and O..
IA. Olsen OF santaquin.
Thomas Adams was taken with a
stroke OF apOplexy yesterday afternoon.
while seated In his Office chair In the
Mccormick building. Medical assistance
was summoned, and the patient remov-
ed TO his home, where he is recovering.
The police are in possession Of top
buggy with broken shafts found
against street pole at Twelfth South
and Second West streets, with no lndl.
cation as 10 It's ownership II rs sup
posed that some TOystcrers helped
themselves TO the vehicle, and ON
smashing It cleared out with the horse,
George Davis. a member of the Salt
Lake union Of tho Hotel and Restau-
rant Employees international Alliance
and the Bar Tenders International
league, died suddenly on the train yes
terday east Of Evanston. he boarded
the train at ogden and after eating
fruit. began TO drink liquor heavily
Presently he was taken fatally ii. and
shortly was dead a coroners Jury al
Laramie decided that Davis died from
unknown causes,
The west side was treated to a spectac.
nlar runaway last evening. a horse be-
longing to q horse trader known as "Olf
Dutch" took fright on Third West streei
at a Salt Lake & ogden engine and over.
turned the buggy in which his owner was
rlding Inc latter struck on his head anC
was badly stunned but presently recov.
cred himself and started after the run
away The horse dashed through the rall
road yards. knocking down and rendoring
unconscious carpenter repairing oar
The animal then ran down town leaving
the buggy and harness In sections. and
was finally caught at the Salt Lake iiv
cry q Transfer stables.
There was large attendance last even.
ing at the First Congregational church