Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23
LATE LOCALS.

Murray lmprovcmcnts-Arch
ErskInc & Lilienberg are taking fig
ures for the building Of the new court
house and jail at Murray.
Principals Mcet--The regular week.
~ meeting OF the principals Of the
city schools Is scheduled for this after
noon IN Supt, Chrlstcnsen's office.
New ncsidcnres--E O Howard and
Renner X. Smith will erect handsome
residences ga their recently acquired
lots on South Temple street near O.
street
Italian ON Trial--Nick Carnage. an
Italian Is haying a hearing before
Judge Diehl today ON tho charge OF
assault with deadly weapon upon
one Joe Homerh.
smoker This E,enIng---The real es-
tate men will hold "a smoker this
evening. mt their association headquar-
ters, whore the annual day at soltalr
win be discussed,
To Make Inspectlon---Thc COM
mercial club committee on public inn
provements and parks viii make a
trip Of inspection over the line OF the
now bouyelard on Friday next at $3.50
y, m.
New Engine lIcre--The new en-
CINE for the Saltalr railroad has ar
rived and is being connected up for It's
trial trip tomorrow. This makes three
locomotives now owned by the COM
pany
Candidate for Stripes--Sheriff Knud-
son OF Sanpeto county, Is IN the city
today. He arrived here last night
with prisoner who was sent up for
burglary. The new candidate for
stripes was taken TO Warden Pratts
institution this morning.
Leg Badly Crushed--Charles Block,
the knutsford bell boy whose thigh
was broken In one of the hotel ele-
yators recently had the X-ray thrown
ON the limb last evening, ana the
bone was found to have been badly
crushed. Whether the leg can be saved
IS question
10 Begin work Soon--Agent Tren-
holm of the De Forest Wireless Tele-
graph company. has gone to Denver,
and Local Agent Harris says con-
struction gang may be expected here
any day The delay has been occa-
stoned by tho san Francisco catastro-
phe. The great relay station will be
erected between this city and the great
lake, with a sub-statlon up In town.
Elks 10 Dcnyer-The Elks have de-
| cided TO take q band with them to
! Denver although the expense viii be
| very heavy, over $1,000, but the band
| Will not bc entered In the band contest.
| The money IS to be raised I'm a day nj
| Saltair. June IA next, Denver day, the
| occasion Will be called, and a circular
| has been issued calling on all u the
| members Of the order TO respond and
| make Of the day huge success.
Meet to Boost---The directors Of the
! u. A. & NJ society ot the Salt Lake
| Real Estate association and the Manu-
| facturors and Merchants association
] meet at $3.50 this afternoon. al tho
| new Offices ~ the u. a. & NJ, society TO
| confer on plans of united action for
| The benent OF the town, The state Hor-
| ticultural society has prepared large
! glass lars fun Of different kinds Of
! nuts and cured fruits Illustrative Of
! the products ~ the southern part OF
! the state, FOR exhibition at the d. \. &
NJ. Offices IN he Templeton. aud they
make fine showing there,
State Health Rcport--The Aprl
1 bulletin ~ the Utah state board OF
health published today gives the num-
/ her " deaths Tor the month I'm this
/ state, at ESQ. Of which 100 were IN this
/ city Seyenty-ninc districts out Of l32
/ districts reported no deaths. aud 81
| localities reported themselves IRE,
I from contagious diseases Number OF
. cases Of Scarlet fever So, deaths. Il
| smallpox, ~ cases. no deaths; diph.
/ iberia and membranous Group. 81
cases. three deaths typhoid fever Il
cases fourth deaths, whooping cough
l29 cases, five deaths; measles, 2,
eases, no deaths; chicken pox, SO cases
no deaths pneumonia, so cases, Il
deaths, tuberculosis, 2 cases. seye
deaths
Testimonial Concert--A testimonial
concert will b. given next Fridal
evening. In the Nineteenth ward meet
inghouse, IN honor of Miss Emm,
Hamlin who leaves on a mission I,
Hawaii June Q, next The program
VIII include recitation by Don Car
los Wood, violin solo by Prof Sardoni
vocal solo By Miss Fitzpatrick, sons
by children from Miss Hamln's elias
IN the Lafayette school, led by Prof
Wetzell, recitation by Edna Harker
Baritone solo by John Robinson, re
marks by Lulu Gates. Hawaiian sing
ing soprano solo by Mrs. Lizzie Thorn
as-Edward, piano solo by j. s Donald
son, recitation by Lillian Hunter. Ten
or solo. Thomas Ashworth, remarks b