Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Northwest on Busincss--R. j.
Shields IS IN the northwest on bust
ness trip.
In From Goidfeid---Chas S. wilkes
IS In town today from Goldield whore
he is engaged in the storage busi-
ness
Picnic at Lasoon--The picnic exer-
cises OF Labor day will be held nj La
COON on account OF the facilities OF
fered there for athletic contests.
Unions ATlItlte-'rhc teamstcrs and
machinists OF this city and the car
penters of Bingham affiliated last
night. with the Utah Federation of
Labor.
Third Infant Dies--Wlth the death
OF Aileen, t7-months-old, OF cholera
infantum, w. S. Mccarthy Of Sih East
First South street has lost three ba-
bies.
Badly Bruiscd--J. p. Shaw was bad
" bruised yesterday afternoon, at
First South and State streets. by being
thrown from his wheel which caught
in the tracks.
Manager Cooper Ill--Manager w. p.
Cooper of POLK & Co. has been quite
i'll for week with pleurisy. How
ever, he is now able to be out and at
tend to his duties.
Return From Goldfleld--G S.
Holmes and Frank Knox have return
ell from a Goldfield trip. They are
very enthusiastic over the showings
in that part of the state
Cherry Unheard From--C. G. Cher
ny. the collector for Mabey Bros,
whose whereabouts are one of the
mysteries of the times. has not been
heard from or located up to date.
Interested In Utah projects-Por-
ter b. Fitzgerald and family of Chi
cago are at the Knutsford. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald rs largely Interested in irriga-
ton and land improvements in Utah,
and will be in town for two weeks.
Mrs. BaIlington Booti~-Mrs. Bal
lington Booth viii be in this city on
the 22nd inst, on transcontinental
trip. when she will visit the Utah
state prison and address the convlcts,
by the special courtesy of Warden
Pratt.
Excursion North Today--The Short
Line is giving a summer excursion to-
Idaho points, on very cheap basis.
The time limit is Is days for points
south of Pocatello, and 80 days for
northeast and western points.
Spalding VIII Speals--President j.
X. Spalding of the carpenters union
will make an address at the Sunday
evening, Salt Palace meeting 10 be
held in celebration of the acquittal
of Haywood The other speakers will
be A. j. Weber and A. B. Elder.
Articles Filed---rhe Occidental club
of this city has filed its articles of in
corporation with the county clerk.
The organizatl on is purely social one
with a capitalization of $4,000. #. II.
Yeager is president; e. j. Tullidge,
vice president; F. p. Keate. secretary
and treasurer.
Sixty Prizes Still OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
prizes, some of them cash prizes. re-
main unclaimed in the office of the
secretary of the Real Estate associa-
ton at the Chamber of Commerce
block Unless called for by tomorrow
night, they will be all turned back
into the treasury of the association.
Tomatoes Condemned--City Food
Inspector Frazier found 169 ono-gal-
lon tomato cans at West Temple
street store. in state of fermentation.
He punctured them all, and condemn
ed them. As the sale was made to the
parties before the passage of the city
pure food act and after the passage
of the law by the legislature. prosecu-
ton rests with the state food inspec-
ter.
Governor VIII Appoint Them--Gov.
Cutler and the commercial organi2a-
tons OF this city have received copies
Of the Official call for the Trans
mississippi Commercial congress which
meets in Musk )gee, Okla, from Nov
10 to 90, inclusive. The governor has
been requested to appoint delegates 10
represent Utah at the congress which
PROMISES to be one of deep interest to
the western states.
Capt. Brooks at 1T. Bliss--Capt. Al
bert S. Brooks. quartermaSter OF tht
Twenty-ninth infantry. did not go tt
the islands, but has been assigned Il
station at Fort Bliss, Texas. where
Headquarters, band and d and i
companies of the Eighteenth infantry
were stationed when he was assigned
TO that regiment as a second lieuten
ant on graduating from West Point II
1895.
Majors n Menace--Abe Majors. thu
irreclaimable life convict at the stat
prison, is being kept off by himself
and is likely 70 be for long time
A former clerk at tho prison say
that during the term OF Warden DOW
il was understood that the first breal
Majors made. II within the range o
the guards on the wall. he was TO b
picked on and picked OFF to stay
Majors Is regarded as standing men
ace. on account of his being lifei
nothing can be done with him out
side OF the solitary.
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