Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
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The first eastbound Raymond &
Whitcomb party Of the season VIII be
IN this city next Wednesday from Call
fornia.
Tooele county people are anxious for
a rural free delivery, and are asking
Postmaster Thomas how they can Sc
cure II.
Justice OF the Peace Williams yester-
day sentenced David Merritt TO 80 days
in the county jail for an assault made
upon a bartender at Bingham Junction
recently.
Miss Minnie Ainsworth OF san Fran
cisco has written Postmaster Thomas
inquiring as TO the whereabouts OF her
brother clinton, who was last heard
from In this city.
A man named Ole Void was arrested
yesterday afternoon, for standing near
the West Side High school and fright
enlng children as they came from the
school buildings.
Section Director Hyatt Of the wealth
or bureau recommends the establish
ment Of volunteer weather station at
Cedar City with Prof, r. V. Smith OF
the normal school as observer, Marion,
Summit county, has now a weather
station with Mr.. Wolstenholme In
charge.
Deputy sheriff Sharp yesterday after
noon arrested Gus Booras upon the
charge Of embezElement The complaint
alleges that while Booras was proprie-
tor OF saloon at 60 Commercial street,
Jim Apostolic entrusted him with Si2
10 be delivered TO another person.
Booras failed TO deliver the money but
appropriated II to his own use.
Several members OF the Commercial
club are talking over a proposition 10
have the club occupy the Aztec build
Ing, on First South street. at the cor
ner OF Broadway which is now empty.
The building Is thought TO be well
adapted TO the wants OF the club, and
the location Is very convenient being
within the business center, and in the
clubhouse district.
j. w. Tllley was arrested last eve
ming by Detectives shannon and RAJ
leigh on charge OF attempting to swim
die. His alleged graft was installing
agencies for selling Bibles charging
his victims $40 for the agency privilege,
and guaranteeing SIS and $40 per week
profit. After receiving the $50, Tilley
was not to be found until the detec-
tiyes got on to him last night.
In a show window OF l.. & a. COINS
store on East Temple street Is displayed
some Of the work OF the third-year nor
maj students Of the University OF Utah.
Among the articles are embroidered
white pettlcoats and deliberately
trimmed white and blue dresses The
CLASSES are under the direction OF Ma
dam Root, and the workmanship OF the
articles displayed reflects great credit
upon both the Instructor and the pupils.
Deputy Sheriff Forbes came In from
Bingham last night, bringing with him
Axtel Hill who was bound over to the
district court by Justice Lee on the
charge of assault with a deadly weap-
on. IL Is charged that Hill, while In
toxicated, went into house OF ill-fame
IN Bingham and attempted to cut off one
Della Brennans ears lie partly sue
ceeded IN his efforts, and is now In the
county Jail awaiting the action of the
district court
Antl-cigarette leagues have been
formed IN a number of city schools by
DR.. willis Brown, director Of the Amer
lean Anti-clgarotte association. Follow
ing are the schools that have organ
tied leagues and the officers chosen In
each: Oquirrh school, Val Hoy, Char
Henry Potter, Emily Dykes; Union
school, Earl Herman, Beryl Fox; Frank
lin school, Lee Foreman, Adelaide
Smithen; Riverside school, Herman
Garrison. Pearl Parker
Justice Mcomle Of Murray yesterday
sentenced Chris Johnson TO pay fine
OF $50 and serve 30 days IN the county
JAIN for insulting a couple Of young
girls In Murray last Sunday night,
Charles Place who was with Johnson.
pleaded guilty and WIS fined 500 John
son win appeal his case TO the district
court and I'm the meantime he is out on
bonds. Andy Termant was also sem
fenced by Justice McOmie to 10 days In
the county jail for assaultlng II, II.
Owens
A strong effort Is being made by the
local camps of the Woodmen Of the
World to have the permanent home of
the head camp OF the jurisdiction locat-
ed I'm this city. For the purchase OF
site and the erection of a building, the
sum of $4,000 aud $4,000, respectively,
has been appropriated by the order, and
meeting to determine the location Of
the home is to be held I'm Los Angeles
on April IS. Local Woodmen propose
20 send a delegation of rs members to
the meeting IN question. and I'm order TO
raise funds for that purpose BAH viii
be given IN Chrstensen's hall the eVe-
ming of March g. The Commercial club,
the Real Estate association and other
civic bodies are backing the Woodmen
IN their end6avors to secure the head
quarters for this city.
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