Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Col. Frank II. Clark has sold his
Tenth East street residence TO Mrs. l..
i. Duncan, formerly Of Bozeman.
George II. Gillette husband OF Viola
Pratt Gillette, left today for the east.
Ills wife will remain here for some time
yet,
The health officials are investigating
the source OF foul odors emanating from
the West Temple street premises re-
Gently vacated by the Faust Creamery
company.
Several prominent postoillce people
who attended the Provo convention
were In this city today and yesterday,
and visited Saltair, ere leaving for
their eastern homes.
Charles NJ. Nielsen, Jr.. had his hand
pierced last evening by the prongs of
a milkshake machine, but fortunately
for him. In such n way as TO escape
serious consequences
Tomorrow night In the Eleventh ward
assembly hall, there viii be Il special
Twenty-fourth Of July program, con-
slstlng of appropriate musical numbers,
addresses on the Pioneers, etc. The pub
lie Is invited. The meeting begins at
six O'clock.
The committee at San Francisco hav-
Ing In charge arrangements for the
coming trlennial conclave of the
Knights Tempar. have prepared fine
prizes for the winners OF the competi-
tive drills. and which are works of art
In gold and silver, and In sllken BAN
ners.
The Expressmen's union voted to dis
band last night, as the members
claimed their union had not received
the support OF organized labor In the
city. IL was alleged that nine out Of
10 union men employed non-union ex-
pressmen, and the situation had be-
come intolerable,
Or. y. c. Atlas, young Greek who
Is touring the world, tried to walk from
Grand Junction TO this city this week
and lost his way. After wandering over
the desert and suffering intensely from
thirst he was rescued by ranchers, and
sent to Salt Lake by train, The doc
tor will not attempt any such feat
again.
Secretary stillman Of the executive
committee of the Pacific board OF UNI
derwriters, was IN the city yesterday
afternoon, en- route from Montana to
San Francisco. He says there Is no
reason, an, FAR as he knows, for any in
crease I'm insurance rates. surveyor
Shield remarks that the city Is IN eN-
celent shape as to fire protection,
AS a Is. year-old boy on a wheel
scorched around the corner OF state
and Second South streets last night, Il
was noticed that fire was coming from
one OF his coat pockets, The fire gained
rapidly, and presently the boy dis
mounted, and tearing of his coat.
dropped Il on the roadway where Il was
quickly consumed. Then the lad re-
mounted and rode away, as though
nothing had happened, A cigaret did H..
Bishop lverson and counselors OF the
Second ward announce a speclalPioneer
service at the ward Westinghouse to-
morrow evening A Pioneer address VIII
be delivered by Apostle G. w. Penrose
and there win be special music FOR the
OCCASION and the house VIII be artistic
ally decorated with the national colors
and with sunhowers and sagebrush. a
general invitation Is extended TO the
public and TO the members of the ward.
The latter will observe Pioneer day at
Liberty park on Monday, having made
arrangements to that end some time
ago.