Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

First of the Scason-iThe first finan
haddies are OH the market today, hav-
ing been shipped direct from Boston
by express.
Joy for the Orplians-Frcderick w.
Schoheld and wife of this city have pre-
sented st. Ann's Orphanage with 80
bags of apples.
Not All Gone notwithstanding
the damage done by the frost and cold
to the tomatoes In Davis county, there
remains enough of the vegetable from
other sources to supply the Salt Lake
market
Orchestra Meets Tomorrow-The
members of.the Salt Lake symphony
orchestra Will. meet at 1880 tomorrow
morning, at the Salt Lake theater. to
discuss plans for the coming seasons
work.
Guilty as Chargctl-Cora Martin.
arrested by2deputy sheriffss several days
ago for soliciting on. the streets, was
found guilty in Justice Bishops court
yesterday afternoon, and Is to be SEN
fenced late today.
Social Problem His Ti,en,e-Rev.
William. Thurston Brown, pastor of the
Unitarian church OF this city. will de-
liver al address on the social problem
the Socialist headquarters, 80 p. O.
Place market street, tonight at 1870.
Technical Iccting-The Utah So
ciety of Engineers held their regular
monthly; meeting at the university last
evening r. s. McCaffery formerly
with theSTintic. snelter, presented a pa
per on Some Tests on aConnorsville and
Centrifugal Blowers in Connection with
Blast FURNACE Work. BE-
Anti-Mud Pctition---Principali
and Assistant Principal Gillian gthe
High school have filed a petition with
the8city council for aacrossiDg in front
of the Science. building at First North
and Second West streets. for. the ac-
Gomnlodation ofspupils wishing to board
the street cars. sf5s
Charged With gIary-R chard
Smith of Garfield is In the county
glary In the third degree has been filed
against him Blythe county attorney. 1t
is alleged that Smith entered the room
nghouse kept by Mrs. Anderson aud
stole some clothing.
Steel Worker Hnrt-jElmer Buck
land, an employe or the Minneapolis
Steel & Construction company at Gar
field, was struck on the head by piece
of machinery yesterday afternoon. and
so badly injured that he had to be
brought to the keogh- Hammond hos
bpitals for treatment, He is convalescent
today.
Principals 90 10 .School-rhe pr,n.
cipals of tile salt Lake City public
schools took up course of university
extension work this morning and y he
class WILL continue every Sat ifdas,
throughout the season. The classes
Will he under the direction OF Prof. G.
@ Corey and Prof. F. w. Reynolds,
both or the University of Utah. Both
classes assembled in Superintendent D
| III. Christensen's office in the city and
| county building.
| Convtcts Seek Pardon--rhe follow
| ing inmates of the state prison have
fled applications fort official clemency,
| with the attorney-general: For pardon
Joseph Kendall Ogden. serving 10
| years. for murder: for communication
Joseph II. Mack, Ogden, serving eight
| years for burglary. second degree; Hi
| years for burglary. first degree; Royal
| b. Morrison, Salt Lake, serving 10 years
/ for burglary first degree.
Ran Into a Wagon-Samuel New.
/ conner, son of Harry W. Newcomer re
l siding at 55S west Third South street
sustained slight injuries last night il
| consequence OF Il collision between tn:
| wagon he was driving and heavy
! dray. The dray. says the boy, wa:
standing almost still.-in- the middle O.
i the street, and owing to the darkness
he did not see it. DR.. Ira w. Waits
4 attended to the injuries of the boy
which are not more serious than dis
Il, Inca fed left shoulder. se