Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

The new second elevator Is being in
stalled az z. {. NJ. |.
There will be a civil service examine
ton IN this city on the 18th inst. on six
rudimentary subjects,
G. n. FnlIs. clerk at the Cullen who
has been sick for some time, is slowly
recovering his health,
Mrs NJ Clements. formerly Of this city.
and lately resident Of Marysvale, died
at the latter place last Friday.
The street railway company is laying
the new heavy steel rails on South Tenn
pie street, made necessary because OF
the asphalt paving.
The County Medical society decided last
evening 10 give a banquet 10 the state
Medical society az the meeting OF the lat
Ter in this city May l2-l3
The White House is being refurnlshed
and 0verhaulcd generally, so that the well
known hosiery viii appear brand new
when the repairs are completed
Perry s Heath has leased the east
South Temple street residence of j. G..
Anderson. and the latter with his wife
VIII shortly leave for the coast on an ex.
tended trip.
Friends OF Mrs. Susa Young Gates Will
be pleased 70 know that she Is improving
IN health. Mrs. Gates Is temporarily al
the home Of her sister, Mrs Sanborn, in
the Nineteenth ward
II Is understood that both the state
troops located In this city and the fed.
eral roops from Fort Douglas viii turn
out ON the occasion OF the presidents visit
TO this city.
The state board OF dental examiners
held It's annual meeting last evening and
chose as president DR. George EllerbeCk;
Vice president, Or. Dalrymple. secretary
and treasurer. Dr. II. " Davis.
sherin Rigby OF Cache county was In
the city yesterday, bringing with him
jacob Ellie convicted Of grand larceny
Inc prisoner got one year for his offonse
and was taken out TO the state prison,
Hel1s band begins It's weekly street
concerts next Saturday night on the bal
t0ny adjoining his East Temple street
establishment. His reed Instrumentation
VIII include three additional clarinets
Preparations are making for a PAN
Hellenic banquet to be held I'm this CITY
June 3. All members Of the Greek Lett
ter college fraternities IN the state who
can attend are requested TO send their
names to Dr. c. a. plummer
Postmaster Thomas Will recommend to
the department the appointment Of the
following clerks for the new substatlons
recently chr0niclcd IN the News
George Cottrell station u. John A. Burt,
station 10; keinzi Knox, station lG
Owing 10 the funeral OF President Brig
ham Young. that will be held Wednesday.
the meeting OF the Daughters Of the Pio-
neers which was TO have taken place at
a. p. ~ ItH AIFl
poned pntl Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock
Word comes FROM New York TO the
erect that Victory Bateman. once a well
Known actress ln this city Is bcinJ sued
Tor divorce by her husband, Harry Mes
tayer Miss Batemau while In Salt Lake.
belonged TO one of the stock companies
that played az the Grand and was a gem
eral fayorite
The directors of the Orphans Home and
Day Nursery met yesterday. and a chill
dten's library was started hy Mrs George
Mather A letter was read from the Gen.
tral school principal and teachers, where
ne children attend, speaking highly OF
the school work and conduct Of the chill
dren.
The annual meeting OF ST. Marks ca
thedral parish was held last night. when
these officers were chosen: Nardens.
George Y. Wallace and Graham Putnam.
yestrymen. X. H. Brown NJ. l.. Richie
c. p. Oyerheld. J. NJ. Callow. r. r. HAY
ward. j. r.. Oglesby r. l.. oswald J. l..
Franken and J. 4 Raymond.
J. T. Mapel, a travelling man from Chi
tago, did not know that the water IN the
Warm Springs pool was less than six feet
deep and dNed into d last night. as into
deep water As he had his hands over
his head, he was saved q broken neck,
and as u was his head was badly bruised
ana he had 20 be assisted out OF the wa
ter.
While playing with companion several
days ago MILFORD Russell a l0-yCar-0ld
lad residing near ST. John. Tooclc coun-
~ was accidentally shot with "a rifle
which the two boys were handling The
bullet entered the boys side and ranged
downward. but fortunately no vital spot
was affected. and The lad Us now 40 the
Holy Cross hospital getting along very
nicely
Two men giving their names as Frank
Suliy and Thomas Burns were taken ln-
10 custody by Officer Emil johnson last
night on suspicion Of being the fellows
who stole $50 worth OF laundry from an
Ogden rcoming house on Wednesday last.
johnson arrested the men on ~ strength
" description received FROM ogden
When taken in charge. part Of the stolen
property was found on them.
Judge ". II. King met with a painful
accident last night while on his wav 10
the depot TO take train 10 Idaho. Owing
10 the darkness he ala not see distinctly
whore he was walking and stcrped on
some broken glass which cut TIN nah ne
shoe and deeply into his foot. me cut
WAS about an inch deco and tho wopnd
bied profusciy. Dr. Whitney was sum.
moned TO dress the cut after which Judge
King left for the sister state where he