Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Danish Actor at V. NJ. {. N.--AIr.
Zansenberg. The Danish actor, VIII
ming,
May Day Fair--Thc Charactor
Building Tcmplars viii give q May day
fair In the parlors of the First Pres
byteran church This evening
Session Laws Ready. MAY in--The
session laws OF the recent legislature
will be ready Tor distribution ana sale
at the office Of SecN of state Iingcy
on MAY no.
Crcdi, Men to Bapquct--lnyliauons
are out for the annual banquet OF the
Utah Association Of Credit Men. 90 b"
given at the Commercial club ON the
evening Of the llth inst, a $3.50 p ni,
Five More Convcrts--rhere We're
FIVE persons baptized last evening. in
tho First Baptist church. as the rec
suit of the weeks revival services held
there under Rev =. g. Stout Of Phill-
delphia
Big Realty DcaI--W $ Mccormick
closed deal last evening whereby he
sold to T.. n. Swan and NJ X Haiars
% acres at Seventh east and Eleventh
South streets for $4,000. Tho ground
win be plated and sold in city build
ing lots.
Wclshncn Orsaulzc--There was
meeting Of Wclshmcn last night in
Coalter's han TO complete the organ
ization Of the Society Of Young Welsh
men. Fifty members were recorded,
and constitution and bylaws adopt
ed.
Placed Behind the Bars--Deputy
Sheriff Brown of Garfield yesterday
brought In two prisoners to the couu-
" jail to serve sentences They are
j G. Thorpe ana Edward Ilalton and
both were sentenced FOR using abusive
language
Sale of l.. &. Hardy IIomc--Kelscy
& Gillespie report the sale by John
Wood of his residence on Fourth East
near Tenth South to Thomas w. Jones
for $3.50. The premises includa two
aud II hair acres. ANA are known as
the l.. G, Hardy place
Cadets Have New fIag--Thc high
school cadets were presented Ycster-
day aft srnoon, with the new tlaG. Miss
Mayne making the presentation
speech. Capt. Moreton returned
thanks foe the cadets Following the
ceremony there was battalion arm
ana Suatu mount
New Pastor Airiycs-Rev. Mr. Nc
Intyre of Ypsilanti. Mich has ar
rived In this city TO take the pastor1tc
az the Westminster Presbyterian
church u is a graduate Of Prince
tom Mr.. Mcintyre Is at present tho
guest Of Rev III. ~. Hayes, pastor OF
The Third church.
Wages Adyancc,l--Thc Master
IInraaclnaTcf IpTnfnffINp uNgDnintlNn
met last evening, at Federation of
Labor hall, and granted the demands
of the icurneymen for raise of 80
cents per day This gives forcmen
$3.50 and fOor men SO per day. The
association represents 30 shops.
McNulty Here Today--Presldant r
j. MCNulty of the Electrical WORKERS
VIII be in the city today from the
east TO settle the unsettled conditions
obtaining among the craft in this city.
The telephone managers affect to re-
gard the attitude of their linemcn
with more or less Indifference.
Residence Again Sold---As Charles
A. Walker of Ely who bought H. @.
Williams residence two mouths ago,
changed his mind, the property mas
been disposed Of to John j. Broughnll
for $500. The residence is on the
corner OF First avenue and streets.
Mir, Williams has removed 10 the
Bransford.
Utah Day ut Jamcsiown---In a telc-
gram received from Postmaster \. H.
Thomas Yesterday by Gov Cutler II
IL announced that oct. . viii be Utah
day at the jamestown exposition. Ar
iangemcnts will be made to have AN
appropriate celebration on that day
and all utahns who are in the east
then will be expected to be present
an rho axnDGifiDn ulotiuUg
Petition For AmbulancC--A petition
is in circulation for presentation To
the city council asking for an nmbu-
lance to be used In place OF the pp-
lice patrol wagon when victims of ac-
cidents are 10 be cared for, \ good,
seNiceable vehicle would cost $500.
The chief ~ police says the same
horses that pail the patrol wagon
might be used In the ambulance, so
the cost of maintenance would not be
anything.
-. T.. q. u. VIII ADVERTISE Utah
Farley +, Christensen, Thomas Homer
OF Elks 10 arrange for the PhilUdcl-
phia pilgrimage in july next lt pos
sible u cag load of Utah products viii
be taken for exhibition. along Win
Holds band u is also proposed 10
have The Utah and Idaho l1lk3 unite
in one special train. and have Utah
day M the jamestown exposition Hhc
excursion is to leave this city July ~.
|. o. o. r. Funclon--1'he subordin-
ate lodges Of the odd Fellows enter
tanned the Rebekuh lodges last oven
ing, with a banquet and literary pro-
gram. Rev f. A. SimpKn made an
address OF welcome. vocal solos Wrr"
given by Miss Kathleen Fitzpatrick.
Thomas Harper ana Ans Noll L,
Moore, and MISS Barker gave "a rcci-
tation Gen. A. A. Rauey OF Marcn-
go. la. The commanding general of
the military branch OF tho Odd Eel
lows. IL in town today "a review the
Canton COlfaN and inspect me depart
ncnt
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