Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

ployes of y, #. Redman entertained
500 of their friends at Saltair last
evening.
Ladies' Democratic Club---The Lad
les Democratic club are preparing an
interesting program for their outing
at Saltair on Thursday, Aug. 90
Work for the Plumbcr--A broken
water pipe In the residence OF e. s.
Ferry, i74 east South Temple street,
last night, caused damage to the
amount of s15o
May Nb,suion station VI Is re-
ported in local army circles that the
recruiting station in this city is TO be
discontinued. on the ground that Fort
Douglas will answer all the require
ments.
Fractures His Skull--Mke Georges,
an Athenian. Is at the Groves l.. ID. >.
hospital With a fractured skull, He
jumped off west second South street
car before II stoppcd, with the usual
result Georges Is in critical condi-
ton.
Death Of Edward ". Gilman-Ed
ward w. Gilman died at the Holy
Cross hospital at II o'clock last night,
IN his seventy fourth year Funeral
services will be held at the late resi-
dence, 637 south Ninth East, tomor-
row at y. m.
Nursing Broken Leg-Henry J.
Green of the Associated Press mas re-
turned from u vacation in Colorado
and with a plaster cast on his leg,
which was crushed in a fall from his
horse. He was FOR several days in
the hospital nj Salida.
Another Apartment House The
transfer is recorded of the sale of 10
by 10 rods at Sixth South and Sixth
East streets to DR. j. 7. Keith, for
$4,000 The doctor represents the
California Bungalow company which
is proposing to erect an apartment
house there to cost $4,000, for street
car employees.
Concrete Man Iicrc-F. II. Ives,
an eastern concrete machinery manu-
facturer, is at The Knutsford from
Chicago. , He expresses surprise at so
little concrete being used in this city,
whereas, i'm the cast, it9 use IS wide
spread Mr.. Ives believes salt Lake
Is good place for business oppor-
tunities.
Salvation Army Scryiccs-Rrig.-G Gen.
Ashley Pebbles Of the salvation Army
will speak tomorrow in the local army
hail. He was the first Salvation Army
officer In UTAH and opened the work
in this city ~ years ago. Gen, Peb-
bles was stationed in Chicago, but Is
now in command of the Rocky Noun
tain division.
Woo,,mcu'> Annual Piciiic-fhe
Woodmen OF the World OF Murray and
Bingham Junction are making e%-
tended preparations for next Tuesday :
outing, the Women of Woodcraft par
ticipatipg The program viii include
Il baseball game. tug-of-war, and saw
ing contest Special street cars vii
be run from Murray to accommodate
the Woodmen there.
Chilly AT YcIIowstonc-Auditor Of
Passenger Accounts John CruickShank
OF the Short Line. and Mrs. Cruick-
shank. left last night for a week in the
Yellowstone. They took their Iurs
with them. ms reports had reached
their ears of freezing weather in the
park 1t is said there is good skating
M there. and the bears are proposing
to move into the hotels to keep warm
Hcath's Little Wnllt--Policc Officer
Horace Heath has been busy man
FOR the past three months serving sab
poenas in the suit of the city to quiet
title to the waters of Parley's canyon
III serving the subpOcnas Heath ma
trampcd about 5000 miles, and he
claims to have served papers upon
more than $500 persons, and the enc
is not yet as the city has made de-
PENDANT about 1900 persons.
Ladies Select Oniccrs--The jewish
Ladies' Protective Aid society of the
CONGREGATION Montcfiorc has chosen
the following officers; Mrs, H. Eek
stein. president: Mrs II, \. Baron
vice president. Mrs, l.. Smith, score
tary; Mrs. j. Frumkin, treasurer; Mrs
a Shafte and Mrs. /. Rogonsky truS-
tees \ committee of two gentlemen
was also elected to look after certain
relief work consisting of G. NJ, Lowis
and l. Levitt
Strike AT Brcwcry--At last nights
meeting uf the salt Lake Federation
OF Labor. il committee including r. h.
Currie. Joseph Lane and John Os-
borne was appointed To confer VIII
the Eulvr Brewery company, Whos'
union employees are ON strike, The
federation voted $50 to the men out OF
cmploymcut because Of the Rio
Grnnde strike The general commit
tee WIN meet Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Change In fhe Moon Company-BS
a deal recently concluded, G. |. Moon
president and Clara s. Moon, vice
president. OF tho Moon Book & sta
iionery company, have retired and sold
OUT their Interests to new people The
company has been reorgani2ed with
the following officers. Joshua i.
Grant. president. William Nj. Hunt
Vice president; Drucllla :. Grant. see
rotary In addition To the above, there
is only one other stakeholder, who Is
George II. OdCll