Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Rcnoyating Commercial Clul>--The
Commercial club Interior is being re-
novated with new papering, painting
and decorating.
Mrs. Halsctt Improved-Reports
from the Groves L. u. S. hospital this
morning. stated that Mrs. Ruth Wilson
Halsett had pessed an easier night
and has recovered her sight,
Col. Squircs ConvaIcsccnt--Colone
George l3. Squl.es Is 3convalescent from
his sudden attack of vertigo and acute
Indigestion, 80 that he expects to be
back at his desk next week.
VIII Talk on Brotherhood. DIR.
Raw Irvine Wi speak to the parents
class Of waterloo ward Sunday
school tomorrow. He. VIII talk on the
subject or "Fathcrhood All are in
yited.
United Wireless StntiOns-Local re-
personalities Of the United Wireless
Telegraph company have Intelligence
from California stating the system is
francisco. a station is working be-
tween Chicago and New York.
New layout at Monument - The
street railway management began
early this morning with a large gang
of laborers tearing up the track pave
ment around the Brigham Young
monument, preparatory to relayinS the
old track with heavy manganese stee.
rails and frogs.
Greek Laborcr DicS--John Papanou-
sis, a Greek laborer, WAS brought from
2 Garfield yesterday morning TO st.
Marks hospital. where he died last
Eicket by horse. The funeral VIII
he held from Eber w. Halls mortuary
Sunday at . o'clock.
Aliens Must ..AIoyc .on."-Enforce-
ment Of the order that members of
the alien colonies must refrain from
lettering about the street and cst
/. pecInlly in the vicinity OF the stock
AIDE was begun last night with the.
arrest of IL foreigners who failed
to heed the policeman's order TO
move on
Graduating Scab-Government It,
spector MURRAY Is at Logan after the
sheep. b. p. McCapc is at Ogden ant
s is going to Milford and w r. Hoffman
has gone to Mack. Colo. for inspec-
ton. The federal veterinarians are
carefully oyerhaullng the sheep all
over this internountain country. and
seeing that the scab is eradicated
Bakers to Label Loaycs-Severas
bakers have asked the city council to
pass a bread ordinance in order to
insure the consumer against shor.
weight. 1t Is proposed TO require every
baker to label every loaf OF bread Will.
his name, the date Of the baking and
the weight Of the loaf. This would
enable the health department to trace
any infringement Of the pure food
haws. 1t Is probable that it will be
drawn next week.
Printers Scale Signcd-A fter oc-
cupFing the attention Of the job print
ers and the employee more or less for
several weeks. Il new scale of wages
has been agreed on which Is satisfac-
tory to all concerned. The agreement
4 is for five wears and 1t grants con-
cessions to the men. Fl. w. bennett
sSof the local union was instrumental
Tin settling the differences amicnbly,i
and he was accorded vote Of thanks
by the local typographical union.
Engraycrs to Have Union-Matthew
VOL, president of the International
q Photo Engravers Union OF North,
I America, perfected plans for the or.
ganization OF local union in Salt
Lake City during his stay here He
ganized In the United States and Can
ada. He estimates that 9S per cent
X of the men in the country belong to
the organization, and. the financial
condition of the unions is said to be
sound.
Kncass For Range OTiccr-War de-
partmcnt general orders No. 50 direct
4 that First Lieutenant w. Il. Knenss.
First infantry, n G. T., has been APP
pointed range officer at tho national
rifle competition to be held at Camp
Perry. o., i'll August. The orders Of
the war department require that he
report to the executive officer Of tho
match on Aug. II Lieutenant Kneass
acted in this capacity at last years
competition and Is well posted as to
the duties required.
Funeral OF Fred Eycrctt-rhe fun-
eral Of Fred 3. Everett, member of
The volunteer fire department., will be
held tomorrow at p. M, from S. ID.
Evans chapel, with interment in city
cemetery. Veteran tiremen are all
requested to attend. Mr.. Everett Is
survived by his widow, who resides
y n 33 west Fifth South street, and four
u sons and one daughter, The sons are:
4 William Thomas. j. II. c.. DIV. and
Alvin George Everett The daughter
Is Mrs. Annie Daniels Everett
Rossi Spccdcd Hcnccwartl-With the
promise that he would be given at
least six months In the chain gang if
he appeared at the police station.
again, Francisco Rossi was hustled.
out of the station yesterday Afternoon
and with the admonition that he had
better leave Salt Lake far. far behind.
Rossi, with his mania for being the
victim of imaginary Black Hand So
cities. member of Arctic exploration
parties. has become a nuisance about
headquarters, and 1t is hoped he has
taken the advice given him yesterday
to beat it,