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


formerly resident Of this city. cled
at Los Angeles yesterday. He was a
carpenter
Bought Buffalo icad---Col James A..
Murray has bought q magnlflcent buzz
falo head at q cost Of over $1,000,
which he viii place In his residence.
Col. Miners Funcral--The funeral
services OF the late Col. s. B. Miner
will be held from his late residence,
5s5 Second street, tomorrow nj p' m.
The remains may be viewed from ~
a. m. TO 2 y, m, on that day.
Art Students Display--On Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday In the VIM
dows Of u. G. NJ. j. will be shown
display " walking suits and hand
made garments made by the flrst ana
second year domestic art students OF
the l.. ID. s. University
II. s, Encampment---The High school
encampment viii he held June 4-l2,
and over 1870 of the boys have agreed
SO far to take part. Capt Webb has
secured the necessary equipment from
the state aud the camp VIII be con-
Quoted just as though the boys were
West Point cadets.
nc, NJ, /. Observation-Disclosures are
out for Attendance ON the annual u. {.
M / reunion Al Saltair on Friday next,
May II, the train leaving town at
D. m. These occasions are always en-
jOyable and It goes without saying that
this one viii be largely attended by the
employees, patrons and friends OF the
institution,
Col. Young on Panama---Bef0rc the
Joint sessions of the two Improvement
assoc iations of the Eighteenth ward
tomorrow evening, Col Willard Young
Will lecture on the Panama canal The
Eighteenth ward choir will furnish
suitable music for the occasion. The
services begin at 8, 80 and the public
Is invited.
VIII DO NinIng---rhe mining and
civil engineering students of the State
University, To the number Of Il, will
go Up to Alta. on the 2Sth inst. TO
remain doing mining and engineering
work for six or eight weeks. The boys
are now working In the surveyor gem
erals office TO secure information rela-
Tive to patenting surveys.
LOnglcy Rcturns--Immlgration In
.,,onins IRON, hia irin IA Rnston with
a aen,e,tod E,no,isbman from Provo.
ana who has now been donorted nj
the oxnerse If Tho steamship company
bringing him over. Mr. Longley visited
Washington where he met Senator
Smoot who introduced him to tho
president.
V'tah A. IL Is-The well known hook
l. A.. - 4 t..
s,ara ,yh,ch to oloso an No odI,ion
.nn,v :, i,n,itod nun,hor ~ u,bich 10
,,,ai,,, ha. dacIdad ,n or, tho nr,ro I'm
80 rha sor,,,er got,,ng rnto woo 90
a vo,unoe NM tho .,Ne,vsr offars n at
a 10 mo fret comers SnerlaI torms
oro offarod IN agonts and canvnsseru
Dirt VIII Fly Monday--Dirt will fly
on the Wasatch drive next Monday
morning, with James Maxwell as fore
man. and men and teams are now
being engaged. II liz the plan TO have
axnanse of az ooo 10 sfo ooo rEA
drive wiIi no bnilt nm C,itv Crock cnn-
cor ana theme, over mo no,tb hcncb
IN ponnar,on Tho c,tv hu,ldino ,bo
br,dge ayar ma capyon
Girl Arrcsted--Emma Shlplor. n s.
year-old girl from Bingham Junction,
was given a preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Of the Peace Dana n.
Smith yesterday and was bound over
to the district court 10 answer 10 the
charge Of inoorriglbility. She was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Atha Will
n suitable home for nor I'm mis- n,tv
as she ia an ornhan and has ma home
Government Interfcres-Eastern pa
pers are printing the statement that
Messrs. Guffey a. Galley, the oil opera-
tors who sank the last big we'll I'm
Davis county, Utah, and quit after get
ting down 2.2OO feet, are I'm trouble
with the interior department over
their alleged proposal TO sell out ia tho
standard oil company their oil hold
ings IN Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory. The department does not intend
allowing Guffey & Galley TO make the
transfer.