Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

loses Two lH;ngers-Joseph NJ. sill
4. vcrs, a contractor, caught his right
/ hard in nianel' yesterday afternoon.
1 recess itatlng the amputation of two
| fingers.
1 IL. III. Clark ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! Il. ii. Clark of The torest service. mas
1 been promoted to be assistant cilief
of operation in District No, 4, with
| Headquarters at Ogden.
Teams Are Scarcc--Owlng TO scar
4 city of teams. local coal dealers are
\ three and four days behind on their
| city deliveries. Construction work of
various kinds has called for all the
| teams available.
Permanent Exlaibit-The Real Es-
tate association Is notified by the Com,
nicrciai club that 5000 square feet of
| floor space in the new club building
| Will be devoted to a permanent exhibit
| tlcn of the states natural resources
| aItt Industries. and the association Is.
requested TO contribute.
| Getting Wires UndcrgrouIld-The
| Utah Light u Railway company is ex-
cavating on the south side of First
South street, between Main and State
streets, for the brrring Of its wires
along that thorougilfare leaving only
the trolley wires in the air suspended.
from curbstone standards.
Mrs. Brow ConvaIca,cnt-a VIII
liam Brow, Wife of theNlatc Postmaster
Brow of this city, has recovered from
q siege of Illness Mr.. Brow was post
master Of Salt Lake in 1SS6-S6, and
died shortly thereafter. from nicotine
poisoning. He was a veteran Of the
Civil war, in A Troop, First Indiana
cavalry.
Frau Gricner Wantcd-The Deseret
National bank is in recetpt-of query
from Pliegen, WtTtemb,trg. ASKING Tor
information as to the whereabouts of
Frau Wilheimina Grfener, widow of
Herr Tomas Rantel. who, who is sup
posed to be in Salt Lake, or in ltah
somewhere The discovery of her
whereabouts is necessary to settle an
estate In Germany.
Badly Burned Hand--Complaining
that he was without money, and sui
ccrinE from a badly burned right hand,
ID. p. Wright, laborer, called at po-
lice headquarters last evening and beg
ged for assistance. Taller Wilkinson
escorted the man to esssmergencS
hospital and dressed the burn. Inc
man was injured, he said, by railing
against a red hot stove.
Clever Crook Capturctl--It is quite
probable that Leon Souelard, the young
man arrested by the police Thursday IN
night. will have to face four charges of
burglary IN the second degree. It Is al
legged that he broke into four different
rooms. The police are Of the opinion
that in the capture Of The fellow they
have landed a clever crook or the
variety known as room workers, anu
they ciaim5t to have a good case against
him on each count
Eleven Doctors Admitted-The state
board of medical examiners met yes
tesiay and granted applications to
to the following Alfred j.. Ridges. Salt
Lake: Thomas w. Stevenson. Salt
Lake; Alfred A. Robson. Provo: w.
W Bennett. Nephi: Heber S. Tyne
Prove: Archie l.. Brown, Ogden: Elsie
A Faust, Ogden, Clarence Snow. Salt
Lake; Joseph Fl. Robson, Salt Lake;
Henry G. Hunter, Salt Lake; Milton
D. Eransford. Garfield.
Simply Couldn't RcsistA fellow
gtvirg the. name of C. p Crosby.
cook, was arrested at the fair grounds
race track late yesterday afternoon
after trying to steal $40 from a man
who was betting on the ponies. Crosby
saw the man waving a@S1O bill and he
lnu6e a grab for the. same. He failed
10 get the money and then did "hot
footo for the gate. A policeman saw
by the nape of the neck He was
booked at headquarters as a vag.
Union for SaIeswomen--Th Feder-
alton of Labor, at last nights semi
monthly meeting, endorsed the action
OF Mrs. Emma L Anphere of California.
iii her efforts to organize a. Salt Lake
Saleswonell's union. She was present
at the meeting to explain the condi-
ton OF the women clerks the stores
IN II vi what. should hp done 4
better their condition. She claimed that
the girls and women did not receive
enough to give them a decent living
The evening closed with q social given
by the IRON Workers union.
Address to s'Boh'' Evans-GovC Cut
ler's address OF welcome to Admiral
Robley d. Evans, given last spring.
when the noted sailor passed through
Ogden en- route east from San Fran
cisco. has been elegantly engrossed by
Milton TT. Ross. instructor, in penman-
ship at the L.. d. S. university, aud
bound in embossed leather. 1t is a fine
work Of art, and will be sent today to
Washington, p. G., where the admiral
is living The date of the address
was May II. when an informal recep-
ton WAS given Admiral Evans on the
train, the distinguished recipient leay-
ing his sick couch TO respond.
Bad Bulldog mt L4nrgc-Residents in.
the neighborhood of Seventh West and
Second South street We're thrown into
fever OF excitement yesterday after
noon by a bulldog with aSpenchant for
spring chickens. The canine decided
to devour few "springers'' and when
ne saw a flock of them started the
slaughter Several chickens were de-
capitated and feathers and blood we're
| scattered in profusion Some one no.
tilted the police and a squad of blue
| coats. armed to the teeth. fastened to
the scene but by the time they ar
rived the dog had been captured by
| the owner and locked up. The police
found nothing but dead chickens and
feotlicrs.
Mons SAVINGS BANK & TRUST co
Transacts a general trust business
| and pays 4 per cent interest on saw
( JOSEPH +. SMITH. President.