Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

war Nect-Ine OHdn
ish war Veterans will meet Tuesda
evening to choose delegates to tn
Denver national encampment.
sons secure HnIi-The Sons Of Vet
Grams have secured knights OF Colum
bus hall in which to meet on the firs
and third Saturdays Of each month.
ENTERTAINMENT at Sugar-The Sugar
House Commercial club gives an en-
tertainment In the local amusement
hall on the evening Of the gath inst
Bitten by Scorpion-Alvin r
Smith has been dangerously poisoned
by the bite Of a scorpion, and may
lose part OF his left hand in conse'
quence.
Fruit Destroyed by WhoIcsalc--The
county horticultural Inspector dumped
90 boxes OF pears and four boxes OF
apples into the Jordan river Friday.
They were wormy and rotten.
aCyclonc of Song"--"A blizzard
and cyclone Of song" will he given by
the Volunteers OF America at their hall
this evening, There is to be instru-
mental as well as vocal music.
Files Amended Ar,icics-The Utah
Fire Clay company filed amended ar
ticles of Incorporation with the county
stock from $50O,00O 10 100000.
Dies From Injuries--Lecolo Evan
obb, a Bulgarian miner from Bingham
canyon, died at 81. Marks hospital
friday from injuries received some
weeks ago by a cavern.
Looking for Market Sitc--The Mar
ket Gardeners association met las.
night. and decided to Incorporate for
the establishment OF gardeners
market 4 committee was selected TO
select site,
Duct a Feature-one OF the features
OF the music at the funeral OF John
Mcdonald Thursday afternoon was a
duet by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
aud Miss Dot Mcmillan, assisted by
the members OF the Temple choir.
Malicious NIischicf-vandals have
been amusing themselves along east
Second South street by carrying off
porch chairs, putting their feet
through the seats and leaving the
damaged articles some distance on
: Appointed Administrators - Oscar
aud Emil Lehman and Mrs. Lahela
Moritz were appointed Friday by
Judge Armstrong to be administrators
OF the estate of Jacob Moritz, who
died leaving property worth 100000.
Flax Raised In City-Mrs Mary Ry-
ser of so west South Temple street is
the proud exhibitor of flax, 20 inches
long, which she planted In her yard
July last. Mrs. Ryser used to
raise flax in Switzerland, gathering
two crops annually from the same
plat.
kearrcstcd--When Hebcr j. Gledhlll
OF American Fork, who has Just I'm
ished a term of 40 days for criminal
assault. was released from the state
Friday. Sheriff George T,
rested him on another charge and
took him TO Provo for trial,
ON "a Fishing Trip-Fish Commits
sioner Chambers has gone TO Spring.
vile on hatchery business. on the
return to Provo. he Will be greeted
by willard Hansen and Prot. Harms,
the trio going thence to Utah lake TO
fish and gather material for n paraiyz-
ing assortment of fish stories.
Scare at the MISUNDERSTANDING
grease I'm the kitchen OF the Knutsford
hotel developed such volume of
smoke that someone became alarmed
and called out the fire department.
last night about s o'clock. BY the
time the apparatus from headquarters
reached the hotel the kitchen had
been cleared Of the smoke.
Iaborcr Sluggcd--An argument be-
tween William sullivan, "a laborer, and
two strangers in front Of the Ameri-
can house shortly after midnight,
ended In sullivan being struck and
rendered unconscious by a blackjack.
Sullivan was taken to the Emergency
hospital where his scalp wound was
dressed by DR. Sprague, He was later
able TO return TO his room In the
American house
Funeral OF Murdered Man-The fun
eral OF Thomas j. Coslett, known as
rim Churchill, alias Patten, who was
on the night of Aug. 8. in
the Heidelberg saloon by William JEFF
fcrs, was held from O'Donnelis chap
II Friday afternoon. The services and
funeral were attended by brother
Of the murdered man. Edward Coslett,
of Pittsburg, and friends. The inter-
ment was in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Janitors Bad FaII--while engaged
IN his work as Janitor' at the Lafayette
school Friday afternoon Cort Rose.
aged 20 years, missed his balance and
fell over the railing on the second
loor. He was taken TO the Emergency
hospital in "a semi-unconscious condi-
lion, and examination showed that he
had suffered Internal injuries. They
were not considered OF a serious ma
man had been removed to his home,
II was reported that he was resting
easily.
4. =. Officials Go East-After Wis
ting Fort Douglas and various other
places OF Interest and calling on Gov.
Spry, Justice Straup and others, "A
party composed Of W. =. Warren,
United States marshal of Nebraska,
whose homo Is In Omaha A w Lane,
assistant United states district attor-
ney Of Lincoln. Nebraska, and r. V.
Mccoy. of Wheeling. West Virginia,
went east yesterday afternoon after
having spent several hours in tho city
In company OF United States Marshal
James II. Anderson.
.Juab VIII Exhibit-Nephi and Juab
county WIN be well represented at tho
October fair and at the state exhibit
In the Vermont building. according
TO II. III. Burton, secretary OF the Me-
phi Commercial club, who was In tho
city Friday arranging for the proposed
exhibits. Mr. Burton SAYS Juab
county has experienced the dryest
season for 35 years. but In spite OF
that the grain Yields COR the year
VIII be large, and not one failure Is re-
ported. There Will be a total grain
yield OF 100000 bushels.
zion's Saving Bank & Trust Co.