Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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soriation has elected William d. Pros
ser and Lorenzo y. Haddock directors
Rows I'm Camp-Twenty-six boys ieit
this CITY Thursday for East Bounl'tui
YM. {. A. camp under the direction
~ ]. Lucas. to be gone until july
1s The Junior camp win start july
II. and last until Aus !.
Made Lucky Draw-John =. Hill Of
Ell cast Fourth South street ana
member of the G. A. z. has drawn No.
for the opening of the Grow M
dian reservation Tor settlement
drawing IS considered OF cohsld' F"D''
value.
Iaborer Injurcd--John Norton,
iahorer fell from "a scahold yester-
day afternoon. while working AT the
roar Of the Progress building and was
badly cut ana bruised. De VIII re-
aver shortly.
New Phone ScrNicc-rhe contract
for the telephone service between
enanish Fork and the mouth OF the
strawberry valley tunnel in The re-
ctan,ation service. has been secured
Inv The Independent Telephone com
pany Of this cls.
VIII Sing "NIiscrere"-lliss Alice
woifgang Will sing Nevins "Miserere
in The First Presbyterian church TO"
morrow morning. This composition u
particularly adapted TO her fne con-
ratio voice. and her effort viii no
doubt be listened 10 with pleasure
Reslepation Accepted - Manager
John o. Critchlow OF the Uiah Creul'
mems association sent In his resig-
nation last evening, az a meeting ul
The directors and after some discussion
a. Vas accepted. Mr.. CritchloW's po-
sitIon viii be filled at the July Il
meeting.
Elijah Jones Funcral-The fun
eral OF Elijah Jones. q. a. X vet
eran. will be held tomorrow az IL d.
m. from the parlors OF Joseph WI
liam Taylor, under the auspices VI
the q. A. r., with interment IN the ny
olIyet plot. The deceased was a pm
yate in A company, Fifteenth Missouri
infantry.
In HcAcnuf oh"f- ~ ~
from tho local internal revenue or
nee show that for the fiscal year eha-
inr June 80 last. there was an M
crease OF nearly 10 per cent over lhe
receipts from Montana for the same
period IN 1905, the total collecuohs
being s553,S243i. The increase was
due to the increase In the manufacture
OF beer.
Accused OF Iarccny-Ofiicer II, 4.
Heath arrested one Kelly Waller al tle
Salt Palace last evening. on a COM
Ilaint sworn to by Frank r. Weaver
charging Waller with petty larceny
The men had worked together al Car
field and were room-mates. and u IS
alleged that during the absence oil
Weaver the other man robbed him Oh
clothing and jewelry
HOBBS Sentcnecd-Judge G. y.
Diehl Yesterday afternoon sentenced
eight tramps TO serve so DAYS each on
the city's rock pile They were Henry
Lundberg. Jim Graham. John Taylor,
Pat O'Connor. Joseph Johnson, Bruce
Rheindon. Al Blachm and u. j. Kenny.
The men we're caught with a number
Of chickens IN their possession. which
they were roasting down by the river.
The fowls had been stolen from w. II.
Holman Of 1889 west Second North
street
Picture Of san FrancisCo-Mr :.
Chalker OF the Twenty-first ward who
recently returned from an extensive
visit 10 California, brings with him a
beautiful picture Of devastated san
Francisco. The picture is Of The piano.
rama type and is said Co be the larg-
est photograph taken in the United
states. being nine feet long. and eX-
tending over almost Che entire district.
ruined by earthquake and are. from
the northwest to the southwest. cover
ing an area ~ Is miles. The picture
will be exhibited 40 various business
houses and hotels. where there Us
sufficient front window space to dis
play the same
Soldiers VIII Ridc-Thc Fort Doug
las troops ordered for the summer
field operations TO Fort ID. \. Russell,
were expecting to march from this
city to their destination. But in ac-
cordancc with orders from the war
department the troops viii now ride
over the Rio Grande to Pueblo ana
march from ihorc 90 Fort u. 4. Rus
sell. Tho battalion Will take along
six army wagons. xix escort wagons
ono hospital ambulance and 10000
pounds Of freight. and the train VIII
run On two sections Of 10 cars each.
The oncampmCnt begins Aug 4 ana
meals viii be cooked eu route IN cars
specially prepared for that purpose.
Promising Young Piani-t-Miss Dot
peu. promising young pianist Of
Brigham city is at present visiting
with her brother, liner Peit ~ S5l
south Main street Miss Pett studied
under the best home teachers. and
two years ago went 10 Paris to study
under Prof. De Combe, and aftcrward
ulayed az numerous recitals with sue
,ess Returning 20 this country, Miss
PETIT studied with Iamber and Hoel-
fey, and made further reputation
FOR herself But the strain Of the
work was too much for her. and she
l. IN salt Lake for rest Miss PETIT was
offered position by Herbert, and
Sousa later made a similar of1er and
she has until September 10 decide what
% do.
vtcrta cavfpc pank ana Trust Tor,