Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

TO Elect Delcgates-The Beekeep-
ers association will elect today. two
delegates 10 the Irrigation congress
al Boise.
DIR. silver Ill--Dr. + V. silver Is at
81 Marks hospital where he was
operated upon this morning for APP
pendicltls
Working on AuditOrium--Actiye
operations have begun looking toward
the erection Of the proposed AUDITORS
UNI and skating rink on Richards
streets. and teams are busy there eN-
cayating.
Promotion For Advertisement Sales
Agent W. II. Myers OF the Utah Fuel
company goes TO California Aug Is
as Pacific coast agent with head
quarters al Oakland. This Is consider
ed a merlted promotion.
Amended Artlclcs-Amended arti-
olcs OF Incorporation were filed with
The secretary Of state this morning
changing the name Of the Peery
Bros. Co. TO the Preston Milling co.
The company Is located at ogden and
Preston and Is one Of the best known
flour milling establishments IN the
state.
Must Answer for Wrong-Accordlng
20 papers filed yesterday John ste
phon Kunz has been bound over to
the third district court 10 answer to
charge of criminal assault on
Lonah Price. aged IL years. Tho
crime OF which Kunz Is accused was
heard before Justice Of the Peace
Charles Holm. July II.
Many Teachers Tailed-Of the II
Utah county teachers who took cXam-
nations In June. only 20 succeeded
in passing, according 10 the tabula-
ton OF Supt Of Public Instruction A.
G. Nelson Reports on other coun-
ties will be forthcoming salt Lake
and Utah counties being the only two
from which returns have been made
thus far.
Had Narrow EsCape-A party Of
Salt Lake surveyors, under the direc-
ton OF the Stewart Bros. are spend
ing the summer surveying a large
section Of the old Uintah reservation.
They had a perilous time OF Il the
other day IN crossing tho Green river,
two or three of the party escaping
drawing by a rather close margin.
owing to the raft becoming unmanhge.
able.
Terribly Injurod-Edward Quinn, an
employe Of the Boston Consolidated |
mill at GARFIELD, was run down by
car loaded with concrete. at Garfield
yesterday afternoon: and the car over
turning. Quinn was buried in the con-
crete. He was found 10 have sus-
tanned a badly broken leg when fish,
ed out, and was sent as soon as possi-
bic 20 ST. Marks hospital
Statement Unncccssary-A dispatch
from Washington states that no for
NAL statement would be made by the
department relative TO the report on
the inspection made by Inspector
Keen OF Denver on the Salt Lake post
Office. as Il Is not necessary The
inspector made few suggestions as
10 the betterment Of the local ser
vice which have been acted upon. and
the dispatch states that the Salt Lake
postoffice In efficiency Is up TO the
highest standard Of offices OF Its class.
Farewell TO MisSonary-There was
a well attended entertainment given
last evening, in the First ward meet
iughOuse In honor Of Elder VI. +.
ifthlt WHO kRtn hll "a iHAHrlfN 70 wv
Sandwich Islands. The program In
cluded music by Miss Laura Rasnus-
sen. Mr.. T. Juhlin. Mr.. John Percy
President Hugh J. Cannon. +. T.. Pike.
Miss Sadie Brady, Charles Pike Miss
Adelaine Rasmussen and Edward w.
Brady. Elder Eaklo made few per-
tinent remarks. and the occasion pass
cd OF pleasantly and successfully
Thomas received word last evening,
from the department that the salaries
Of several u the clerks were 90 be
Increased. W. n. Rowland Is raised
from $500 TO 5000: : r. Clawson. +.
j. Best. J. NJ. Bernheisel Lola Rouse
and J. A. Nelson are raised from $500
60 $500 per annum, Cecil \. Crock
well. W. II. Butlerworth. j. G. r.
Stewart and Francis Gundry are raised
from 500 20 $500 The following
new clerks are appointed: " n.
Evans, n. A. Soderberg and Bertha
Collman.
Future Mems Club--Some time ago
q society Tor boys was organized by
the First Baptist church and quarters
secured for the same in an old build
Ing just west II the church. The or
ganization was named "The Future
Mems club" and IN due season a big
sign bearing that legend was displayed
ON the building Apparently the
quarters have been abandoned but the
sign sim remains The building r.
now occupied by a japanese colony
and the little brown fellows fairly
swarm throughout The premises IN
the face Of recent developments in the
orient the sign Is perhaps not so much
out Of place after all.
Found Not GuiIl--In the criminal
division Of the city court yesterday
afternoon Arthur Redman and Clar-
encc Swensun. ~ and a. years
- age. respectively were ac-
quilted " charge 81 sWind-
ling The lads had been ac-
Cused by Mrs Minnie Lcmoud ~ SELL
ing her what purportcd 90 be a case
~ raspberrics, hut which turned out
to De hlled. for the most part with
red currants, thinly covered with rasp-
berries Attorney for defendants made
strong plea for the boys, on the
theory that they had bought the ber-
ries In the Nme condition ln which
they SOLD them and did not know n
The deception. The acqulttal follow
ca.
New Club Mcmhcrs-fhe following
resident college graduates were admit
ted 20 membership this week an the
University club, Henry Dofries. Unit
ycrsty u Berlin: James ~ Maynard.
Michigan university. Richard oliver,
Michigan college ~ mines. Herman a.
prosser Columbia university. o. J..
Salisbury. Jr. Cornell university. r..
A. Woodward. University of Mime
sofa, Edward IallnskL University Of
leipsic There are a number Of APP
phcaiions Tor membership % be acted
on al the ncv meeting ~ the mem
hcrship committed. The total menu
hership ~ the University club e. about
2iu, Including some Of the best known
or a ID IH IN d D.