Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.

sunday school picnic---.rhe West
minister PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school
will picnic MOnGIy next at Waudamere.
VIII ralk M II Fent---Rev. : 6.
Huntington, Seventh Day Adventist
win speak during the month in tent
on Market street.
Burt Elected Delcgaic--The Street
Garments union elected last night Sccy
A. H. Burt as delegate TO the interna-
tional convention which meets In New
Orleans In October.
Cant. Brooks nsferrcd--Captai
u. q. Worrilow OF the Twenty ninth
infantry has been appointed regiinentai
quartermaster, vice Capt, Brookcs'
transferred to Fort Bliss. Tex, as con-
struction auartermaster
Governor Cutler al vcnicc--Utah
day at Venice, CAL VIII he July -.
when Gov Cutler will be present to
speak. Other guests Of honor VIII be
u. $, Senator Perkins of California, and
Secy. of the Navy Metcaf.
Murdered Miner Blried--HenlY
Eckman, who was murdered at Bling
ham Thursday last was buried yester-
day afternoon in the city cemetery from
Halls undertaking rooms, The Phoe-
nix Mining company offers 800 reward
for the assassln's arrest.
Meeting Postponed -- Chairman
Leonard ana s. N. Barlow We're the
only members who showed up at the
time announced for the meeting OF
the board of public works last night
hence the meeting had to be post
poned. The meeting VIII probably
be held within few days
Where Is Y. a. Johnson?--A letter
has been received by County Clerk
Eldredge from Nettie V. Swenson,417
Broadway. Loganport Ind, inquiring
as 10 The VIII 1Teabouts of her Foster
father. Carl w A Johnson who was
In Salt Lake the last time she heard
from him in 1898.
Fasteners are Dne---The fasteners
connected with the company which
has taken over the Sanpete Vail ~
railway option. are ON their way here
and IL ia expected they will put in an
appearance tomorrow The company
Is to be known as the Utat Southern.
1t has elected officers and will select
directors Monday
Swallowed Cartridge Shcll--Clar-
ence Murphy of Idaho, aged 10, was
tOunQ Dy Inc NtSAtINdy alter
noon on the streets I'm Drecirious
condition. having swallowed the empty
shell of a 22 caliber cartridge He was
removed TO the police station where
DIR. Paul attended him Murphy's
mother Is a patient at the l.. D. s..
hospital
Injured by Bursting Bottle---A Pet
tsrson of Logda.an employee at Lagoon,
was injured Thursday afternoon while
running the corking machine in bot
Ting root beer. He put on too hjs\ a
pressure. which burst the bottle in
hand, and Peterson was badly gashcd
over the eye by a fragment of glass,
He was sent to this city where the
wound was stitched.
Got Most of Il Back-W NJ Have
nor had his pocket picked the other
day while boarding a train for the lake,
the wallet stolen containing $4,000 In
checks, "a, 900 in stock certificates, and
$40 in currency. The thief kept the
cash, but dropped the wallet and papers
In a mail box where they were found
last evening and turned over 10 the
postmaster SO, Mr.. Havenor has re-
covered that much of his property. The
carrier turning In the papers viii be
suitably rewarded.
Celebrated Observation-Disclosures
Smith and John Dolsino. two min fs
from Alta. were celebrating the
Fourth with TOO much energy ta suit
the people OF that camp hence they
We're placed under arrest by Deputy
Sheriff Pautscn and were brought
down To the county jail yesterday
afternoon The men are charged with
setting off some giant powder under
a window In the Alta Mercantile COM
pnny's store and wreckng the front
part of the building.
VIII Guard Cros-ings--The oregon
Short Line has promised to stati )t
nagmen at all crossings along Thiro
West between Third and Seventh
South streets. These flagmen viii be
intalled at the Mead street crossing
Numerous complaints and petitions
have been received by the city council
relative 10 the speed OF trains auC
danger at crossings ON Third Yves
aud the steps taken followed a confer
cnce between the council and p. l..
Wiplams Of TIE oregon Shotr Lines
legal department,
Explosion Was Costly--The powde
which eNpioded near Hot Spring
Tuesday was valued at ST. 400. JUS
whose loss this will be Is for the rail-
,ad company ana the StreVell- Pater.
son Hardware company 10 decide be
tween them. II Is argued the consgn-
ment was practically delivered, al
though a big portion OF the stuff wa
still IN the cars. but on the other han
II may be shown that the railroad com
pauy backed the train on to the switcl
when the sagebrush along the foothills
was ablaZe