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

| nlshing extra rooms, Gov. Goodins
and stan and many other men Of note
are here
70 make matters, n possible, still
more interesting. the Democrats held
their primaries Monday and thoy will
hold their county convention here
Wednesday, Aug. !.
The Dubois ticket carried every pre-
cinct in the city and the county Is con-
ceded. Seven votes were east In pre-
clint No. T. Delegates W. X. Kirchon.
John Ford, John Vaughn, ST.. Frank
Lane: aternates. Willis Reeves, John
Gallagher. John Vaughn. ST.. and Mike
Gilmore
Seven votes were cast In precinct no.
?. Delegates, Or. Charles a. Rocker,
j. j. Burns, j. T. DAVIS. Dr \. w.
Wright j. Is. Mullen, lee Weeks, r.
StoCkslager
Eighteen votes On No 9, Delegates.
W. ;. Hopson, Frank Scaliy, Frank
Holzheimer. ID. Worth Clark, James ;,
Campbell alternates. /. NJ. Hopson, T.
p. Wcatherman, r. &. Martin, Tom
Glassford and Tom Hall
Eighteen votes IN No. T. Delegates.
John Outhank. j. NJ. kuowles r. Cris-
well. Walter HutsOn; alternates. John
Kinney. Alfred 4. Jones, Pat Sweeney
Jack Pagan.
THenty.wo IN precinct No. 5. Dele
gates. Dan sullivan. Pat Knowles,
Frank Watson. Jr.. Tom Kane alter
mates, Pat Dryer, Pete Dufresne, John
Townsend.
Six votes IN precinct No 6. Delegates,
Jim McNichols. II. W. Lockhart J. u.
Bstlne. Charles +. Brooks; alter
mates. Pete Hansen. j. NJ. Bristline,
Charles Smith and Conrad Brandt.
j. Henry Anderson. mail carrier. met
with an accident while out on his Yaca-
ton on the Blackfoot river, smashing
one OF his fingers. and he now has 10
wear his hand Ia a sling for few
days.
4 thief entered the residence Of Con-
ductor c. F. Marman Saturday night.
when only two ladies and the children
were az home. aud the lights we're
burning. The thief stumbled and awoke
the sleepers but he made good his os-
"a"~ end got away With some small
change that was lying conveniently
noay by.
y. r. Nielsen, ST.. and +. g.. STRAIT
ford have both returned from a visit
90 the east In behalf OF their respect
ile establishments.
T. NJ. Winters Of MolOpclier. the
presidents appoiutce for postmaster,
and H. Smith Woollev. now OF Chica-
go where he is studying medicine. are
among the visitors 10 the convention.
George COX eldest son of Samuel
Cox, was thrown from O horse yester-
day and was seriously hurt by being
dragged q considerable distance by the
stlrrup. Two ribs were broken and
the hip joint dislocated
Baker James G. Soreusen. viii re-
enter the market with am independent
bakery after q rest Of busiess cares OF
nearly year Ills place OF business
win be- on north Cleveland avenue near
Center street in the building formerly
occupied by the Citizens Electric sup
ply company
The Rocky Mountain BELL Telephone
Go. has furnished It's patrons with
new directory which credits the city
with 5ii phones The Short Line phones
we're connected with the citys service
some few months ago so that all are
now 81 communication with each other.
WEDDING BELLS.
ElvIu Il Meyers. manager o. the
Lyric theater this city. aud Miss Nellie
8oss ~ Salt Lake city. were married
On The latter city on Wednesday last.
thas Chandler. aud Mrs Ada Ex-
eter both ~ this city. were married
Friday 10y Rlshop Hendricks
Rachel Henderson and Lawrence
bNngtou. both ~ Downey. were also
united yesterday by the gracious
bishop.
Beginning with AUG. the oregon
short Line adopts the common stand.
ara Of keeping the employees time M
the shops.
Instead n time book with a siuh
good Tor a whole month. each shon
man receives q card every morning
by calling for his corresponding num-
Der ON which he enters his work for
the day
The machluigs and other natal
WORKERS receive their cards AZ General
Foreman Richardson's office
The car men receive theirs NJ IN.
car foreman's office. whore RAYMOND n
Thatcher was appointed distribu,ipr
clerk
The cards are numbered fror, 80
goo. 100000 Of these cards were nr,,,,
ed In February for use on mo HI
man system All stationery relatins 80
ume material records re1uisi, a..
reports, etc. all OF recognized Co.,
ana all imprinted with a 90. 8" No..
ing common standard. ''''