Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

w $. Nelr was arrested yesterday, by
Detectives Raleigh and Chase as he is
wanted IN Grand Junction on charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses.
In addition to the @. \. r. ana Span
ish- American war speakers at the pub
lie schools on Decoration day there win
be lady speakers from the Woman's
Relief corps.
The grounds in front OF the Univer-
slty club have been attractively laid
out The center piece IN front OF the
entrance Is a flower bed arranged In
the shape OF the shield and motto of
the club.
The Stenographers club proposes to
have rooms In one Of the large uptown
Office buildings. II had an interesting
meeting on Thursday night, and prep,
arations are under way for a big social
on the 2lst inst
The demand FOR portfolios Of the
worlds fair exposition has been so
heavy that every copy of part ? and 3
was sold out Wednesday. Others We're
telegraphed for and there viii be an
ample supply Of parts j, 2 and 3 In the
News office Monday.
The funeral Of William Gnmths win
be- held Sunday at ~ o'clock noon from
the FIFTH ward Westinghouse. Friends
are invited to attend, and may view
the remains at the home Of Mrs. Ellen
H. Marsden, ABS west Seventh South
street, from to II 80 the day Of the
funeral
sheriff Emery left last night for chill
licothe, Mo. 10 bring back TO this city
Sherman Stanbury, who rs wanted here
for the crime OF mayhem. The com.
plant alleges that, ON April T. In n sa-
loon I'm this city, Stansbury kicked j.
w. Burman I'm the eye, innlcting such
an injury that the eye had to be re-
moved
The orator for the Decoration day
services at Mt. Oliyet cemetery viii be
Rev, Or. G.. b. Clark of Deadwood S.
D., brother Of Justice Frank II. Clark
of this city, department commander of
the G, A. r. DR. Clark Is supeunten-
dent OF the Black Hils mission of the
NJ. r., Church, and Is past department
commander OF the South Dakota G., A.,
r.
The Deseret News Rock store Ia In
receipt OF letters from invallds, Inmates
of hospitals. and others, expressing
their gratitude for establishing depot
where magazines and books that have
been used may be loft for the Inmates
OF those institutions, All such mag
n2ines ana books are sent ouce week
10 the hospital and the county inHrm-
airy.
The News delivery In the subur-
ban district between Twelfth South
street and the Sandy line is greatly
welcomed by the residents of that part
Eleven carriers are now sent out night
ly from the Murray branch office of the
Dessert News and they reach every
corner of the country between the foot
hills OF the Wasatch 10 the west banks
Of the Jordn. The News carrier force
now numbers 80 men, nearly every one
of them mounted.
Local lumber men state their belief
that the Salt Lake market win be as
lively as IL was last spring; but at Og,
den the situation Is booming The re-
moval of so many railroad operatives
20 ogden from Evanston and other
points on the Union Pacific has So In
creased the population Of the town that
the lumbermen say there win be 200 or
more houses built there this year lust
for residence, The newcomers are
storing thir goods and boarding around
wherever they can get Judgment until
new dwellings are built for them to
occupy
The lumber dealers conclude 10 close
at / .. mo ON Saturdays during tho
summer season, beginning today, so as
to give their clerks q breathing spell.
About 200 employees are thus Cenioy-
ably) affected and the agreement was
signed last evening by Taylor Romney-