Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-13
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The Socialist state convention will be
held IN Labor han at 10 a, m, Aug. 2l
and preparations are being made to
receive 200 delegates.
Mrs. Charles stalter will sing Coast
Thy Bread Upon the Waters as the
offertory solo tomorrow morning, at ST,
Paurs Episcopal church
Lieut.. r. r. Beebe of f company,
Twenty-ninth infantry has gone to
Vermont, on a two months leave Of
absence, to visit his folks.
The Labor day committee Of the Fed
. 0rGt!on OF Labor VIII meet tomorrow
morning TO arrange for the annual
holiday, Sept 8, at Calder's park.
Sergeant Frank p, Brltton Of l. COM
pany Twenty Infantry was hon
orably discharged yesterday, and left
tor his home In North Carolina.
Wesley Paul leaves for Tonopah 10.
morrow, whore he will spend one
month IN writing up the local gold
fields for publication with illustrations.
The windows have been placed in the
Holmes apartment building, which
gives Il a much Improved appearance.
The hard finish on the walls has been
completed.
The remains Of Michael Killeen, the
Muckay, Ida, miner who died Of
Brlghts disease, at Holy Cross hospital
were shipped today TO Buffalo, N. Y,
for interment
Miss Martha Waters, who has been
visiting the worlds fair with her cous-
ms Albert and William Grauper, leaves
Sunday for home, while the young men
VIII continue on an eastern trip,
Generous contributions have poured
IN on the family Of Mrs. Mckenzie, the
poor woman who suffered from cata-
lepsy the other evening, one being a
check Tor $50 from COL f., f, Holmes,
A new local telephone system is be-
ing installed at the fort, which win do
away with the present pole arrange
ment, and ~ Bell phones are being
placed IN various Offices and quarters
Of officers,
President Guinan Of All IIallows col.
lege has returned from a trip 20 Wash
ington, and to the worlds fair at St.
Louis lie was much Impressed with
the exhibits, particularly the historic
display sent ON from the Vatican.
The fine macadamzed road from the
military post to the head OF South
Temple street has been completed and
IS now being used II Is proving a
great convenience and a pleasure to
citizens driving to and from the fort
Lynn Bywater, aged H. son OF Joseph
G. Bywater, fractured his right shout
der yesterday afternoon, while scram-
bling down from tank on which he
was standing on Vernon avenue, lie
will lose the use OF his arm for over a
month.
The belief stated In yesterdays
News that Provo would be given this
years militia encampment proves cor
rect, and Provo was decided on last
evening. The guardsmen approve OF
this choice on account Of the fitness Of
the place for an enCampment, and the
guard viii 80 down ON the END inst,
Having secured bonds I'm the sum Of
$4,000, Sidney LeSeut was released from
the county jail yesterday afternoon. Tho
young man with his father and others,
IS charged with fraudulent use OF the
mails IN connection with the LeSeurC
Opal Mining company. lie viii be
tried In the Federal court at st. LOU.
IN September next
A copy OF the articles Of Incorporation
Of the TIntic Miner company Of Eureka
has been filed I'M the secretary of states
Office The objects Of the corporation
are to publish the Tinuc Miner and
conduct a general job printing business
and the capital stock is 1850. The in
corporators are G. NJ. Whtmore, r.
G. Wilson, G, j. Field, b. N. G. Stott
aud P. Fennell
DR.. II. NJ. Rowe returned last even.
ing from Green River, whore ne has
been investigating for The state board
Of health, the recent excessive MORTAL.