Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-18
LATE LOCALS.

The state board Of examiners IL In
regular monthly session today passing
upon the bills against the state for the
past month.
one case Of dlphtheria was reported
10 the board Of health today that OF
Ernest James, 10 years OF age, residing
at l1lS Seventh East street,
Companies f and II of the twenty
ninth Infantry are off on practise
march today. They will return tomor-
row, after a 80 miles march.
Maggie G.. HemphIll formerly Of
Canada and August Stelngruber for
merly OF Germany, were admitted to
citizenship today by Judge Hail.
Prof. Levi Edgar Young, who was
granted leave OF absence by the Uni.
versity Of Utah to 90 to Europe, re-
turned home yesterday after an abb
sence Of three years.
The hremen at the Central station
are hard at work today tearing down
the nest OF old shacks In the rear to
maks way for the proposed improve
ments Of the department
LucIus Merriman, a travelerfell from
a Second South street car last evening,
In front Of the postoftice, and received
several severe bruises He was cared
for at the nearest drugstore.
Prof. Willard r. Funk. instructor Of
shorthand and typewritlng IN the L.
d. S. university has been rendered a
good position by Chicago parties, who
propose starting a commercial school
In this city.
Emma NJ GardelIus fled suit for d.
yorce IN the district court today against
John Gardelius on the ground OF failure
TO support. They were married In this
city In December, 1893, and have two
children, the custody OF whom plaintiff
asks.
Alvin Beesey received word this
morning from New York Of the avail
ability OF n fine cello player for the next
three months In this city, IN Louis
Champney and the chances arc that
he VIII be added to the Knutsford or
Chestra.
The Swedish Brotherhood of America
filed It's articles OF incorporation In the
office Of County Clerk James today.
It's principal place Of business is in
this city and Its object Ia to improve
the social moral and intellectual condi-
tons OF Its members IN fraternal way.
Oscar a. larson Is president; J. A.
Johnson. vice president W. r. Roberg.
recording secretary; oscar Eman, A. S.
Backman and James Erickson. audit
Ors.
II Is evident Or, Beatty, secretary
Of the state board Of health, "a the VIC
tim OF people who do not understand
his position In the medical world. He
received this morning an official com
munication from out In the state with
Veterinary Surgeon appended TO his
name; and the other day, 81. George
undertaken IN closing a communication
responding TO o board OF health circu-
lar, signed himself 'Fratenally yours"
The two light batteries arrived In
strawberry valley Saturday evening,
after three and one-half days march.
and the loss OF one horse from the
Twelfth battery through sickness, which
delayed the journey several hours. Mai
DOwney paymaster, met the men at
Hebron, where he paid them of for the
month OF June. The men are now in
camp, and are preparing for mountain
drilling and target firing which begins
tomorrow,
The Salt Lake Real Estate assocla-
ton Is considering a proposition to have
a swing camera view taken OF the city
from some suitable and commanding
'emlnence; say n Wow six feet long
Copies OF this will be mounted on
cloth, framed and sent 10 tho larger
hotels about the United States. Ow-
ing TO the fact that the dense foliage
for which the city Ia noted. shrouds
from view so much OF the town, the
photographs may not be taken until
the leaves are on the trees In the fall
There was another big crowd az Lib
erty park yesterday afternoon, aud the
musicians presented a good program.
However. they found that the old can
vas covering 10 the band stand re-
manned 20 dull and deaden the music,
and there was some wrath thereat The
musicians again register q large and
healthy Wish that the city would pro-