Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

hOS< LII ~ Ill >.
Youth AHs-iuc-Chagles Benzigen,
sged rs. wandered from his home ycs-
terdoy afternoon. and up 20 his morn-
ing. had not been found.
Entertained Iadics--Mrs Harry T..
Duke entertained Tho ladies OF Inc
Phillips Congregational church hst
evening, AT her home, as Fifth East
street, there WAS an attractive p,o-
gram with Mrs. s. s Peters and Mrs.
G. H. Smith as soloists
Shortage Of Gas-Therc rs n short
ere ln the tanks OF carbonlc acid gas
which IS used in charging soda waters,
and decidedly essential iu the bouling
trade. and until the supply Is up 90
the demand, tho output Of summer
drinks in this city VIII De reduced.
Elder MuSscrs Lccturc-In the For
Cst Dale westinghouse tomorrow eye-
ring at $40, Elder a. Milton huwor
will deliver his lecture "Arout the
World Without Purse Of Scrip" The
lecture Is most interesting one and
crowded house viii undoubtedly greet
the lecturer.
Working on Taxcs-County Auditor
Fisher has an extra force of mon
ri work Ia his office verifying tha JaT
rolls and as soon as they are come
pletcd they viii be turned over o.
County Treasurer Cards who VIII mail
notices 10 the taxpayers as Co iue
amount Of taxes due,
Prof Mcalein win Spcak-The con-
Joint Mutual Improvement associations
Of the Twentieth ward viii be address
Cd Sunday evening by John p. Meakin
His subject will be "What Is Success o"
In addition 90 the lecture there VIII
be an Interesting musical program.
The meeting begins at $3.50 o'clock.
"Reminiscences Of President Young
in the Eighteenth ward chapel t0mor-
TOW night az $50 Hamilton c. Park
an old friend and associate of Presi-
dent Brigham Young viii speak on
his personal "reminiscences Of The great
leader. The affair will De- under the
auspices 81 the Improvement a,socia-
tons ~ the ward. and The public ~
invited
Flats In DCmand-Thcrs Is such
demand for flats in this city that land
lords ~ this class Of properties are
proposing 70 advance rentals IS 10
90 per cent though the landlords say
the advance IS ON account ~ the adj
Nanced rate OF taxation due 90 street
and Sidewalk improvements How
ever. IN other classes Of residence pro.
pertles. landlords appear 90 think
rents are high enough.
7. \. Adams Dead-Charles Fran
els Adams OF this city received word
last evening. Of the death Of his faith
or. Thomas a. Adams. aged &c. Of
Concord, Mass, where he had been q
resident for 90 years The deceased
was preparing 20 celebrate hts golden
wedding, and was q grandson ~ the
first vice president OF the United
States. Nh G. r. Adams has gone
eats % attend the funeral
sixteenth Coming Back--ft S. re-
ported that the Sixteenth United
States infantry which was stationed az
Fort Douglas from June ., lS8S, 90
May 10, 1895. Is TO return 10 this post
from Fort Mckinley Luzon. T. l.. as
letter from one Of the captains ~
that regiment 90 a friend in this ciy
states that much. But until after the
field maneuvors AZ Fort Russell what
VIII be done can not be ascertaincd,
]; has been underst God that the enc
tire Tweniy-nuth regiment IS 10 be
stationed at Fort Logan, near Denver
Fcll From Car--While riding east
ward ON a First South street car tior-
aio NOrtagou, "a Korean fen from
H..rf. u l.
injured. Conductor Henry LLOYD was
in charge of the car and hc WAS COLI
lCciug fares when the accident oc-
Cured II IS supported that Noriag1n
attempted 10 alight from fhe car AID
came On contact with q pole The in-
iurcd man WIS conveyed to the police
station and was afterwards taken 90
the l. H. = hospital NortoEon had
hcen I'm Salt Lake hut a few DAYS. and
was working no 20 Japanese employ
mcnt agency at SO Commercial street
Organ Rccltal-Th tabernacle gal
lcries were nearly filled Yesterday af-
fcrnoou, ON the occasion ~ the regular
Friday organ recital Tho organist
made two Chaages On the program.
substituting "Vilous iu a Dream" hy
Luhai for the Kinder "Rerceuse." and
the overture to Matha for the nyrr-
iure to Norma. The audience forgot
the uuwrlticu -ule against appIaudng
and thus fcrveuuv expressed ITSELF
particularly after the PLAYING of the
"Suwaunee River" The clccuiocurrent
was weak. and in the very heavy pass
sages the wind 0aucucd some. hut
there was no accident and tho or-
Fanist played in happy and artistic
fashion.