Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Vance In County Jaii-Thnmas
Vance, the alleged wife murderer. Is
now back In the county jail awaiting
his new trial
To address Parents Class--Dr
James r. Talmage viii address the
Twentieth ward parents class tomor-
row morning at 10 a. m
Scots 10 Have Outing--The Thistle
club is completing an attractive pro-
gram for its annual outing next
Thursday In ogden canyon The club
goes by special train leaving this city
at 1880 p. m.
Matron az Carson City--Mrs W. H.
Cowan Of the Indian service has been
ordered to Carson city. New. to be
matron Of the Indian school there.
She leaves sunday, accompanied by
her daughter Ruth
Water Tax Comprehensive water
works committee Of the city council
VIII hear complaints concerning the
water assessments for this year next
Tuesday at ? 80 IN the water works
office at the city and county building
To Appear In Uniform--rhe
Structural Iron Workers. the Plas-
terers' and the Hold Carriers unions
decided at Friday evenings meeting to
appear In uniform in the Labor day
parade. The iron workers viii have an
extra fine float
Rooklldge Ia saddle. d. Rock
hdge has already entered upon active
duty as chief Inspector OF the board OF
public works though his actual APP
pointmont Is awaiting the mayors
signature. the matter having been re-
ferred to him 10y the city council
Funeral of John &. hIIcn--wasatch
lodge OF Masons conducted the fun
eral Friday afternoon. OF John G. Al
len who died at Rockford. Ills, May
Is last, the body having been brought
to this city for interment at Mt
Olivet by Mrs Allen who resumes
her residence here,
Checking M Citizcns--Carrying out
his duty of occasionally checking up
United States district courts in ma
tutalization cases, Theodore +.
Schumacher. chief naturalization in
spector for Utah, Colorado. Nebraska
New Mexico. and Wyoming. IL In salt
Lake and will be busy here for sew
eral days.
Delinquent Corporal ioIN-Heber L.
Cummings deputy secretary Of state,
has mailed 20 the sheriffs Of the diff
ferent counties variants directing
them to seize the property Of the
corporations which have not yet paid
the state tax; but many Of the COM
panies have not even "A roller top desk
To attach.
VIII Address ConyiCts-Mrs. w W.
Anness OF Dunbar. Neb., is in the
city for a few weeks visiting with the
family Of her father, V c. Heikes. the
well known mining man Mrs. Anness
has many farm friends In this city.
particularly In Methodist circles. and
viii address the state prison Christian
Endeavor society Sunday morning
Jordan school Census-Jordan
school district this year shows an in
crease in school population Of 254, the
total being 1855 and as result
-four new school buildings must be
erected. The Jordan district takes in
Bingham, Bluffdale Butler Crescent
Draper. hldvalc. Granite. Herman.
Riverton sandy South Jordan. Union
and West Jordan and includes seven
teen schools.
Dcadhcads Observation-Disclosures the
recent act OF Congress, all dead head
and half rate privileges hitherto ex-
tended by the telegraph companies are
abolished after Aug Z, Wednesday
next, The local officials Of the Western
Union and the Postal are sending out
notices today calling In all the
franks. and there Is consequent mourn
Ing among many who have for years
enjoyed the free or half rate privilege.
salt Lake scores Agnin-GeneraI
y
J. in receipt of Information from the in
ternatonal board OF examiners in New
d York for Y NJ. {. A. night school
students. stating that the Salt Lake
association is once more on the roll
. OF honor Since the opening of the new
building in this city. the association
has never ranked lower than fifth.
and this year II Is second heating
even Portland. ore. by a good mar
gin
Diamonds Lost and Found-Report-
ing to the police that his trunk con-
tanning diamonds and jewelry valued
at between $4,000 and $4,000 had
been stolen. J Segal, travelling sales
man employed by "A New York firm
created no end OF excitement In tr1lice
circles late last night. Arriving In the
city last evening, MIR. Segal had re-
gstered at the cullen hotel, and a
few nom ents afterward reported his
loss to the police department Patrol
man Burton was assigned to the case
and after listening 10 the mans story.
took Segal to the depot. where the
trunk was found in the baggage room.
Novel SpoFts-The Ogden Circle Of
the Women Of Woodcraft held "A well
attended outing at Lagoon Friday.
Notwithstanding the rain. 4 special
feature was "a boxing contest in
1850 A. u" Two women appeared in
the ring wearing paper sacks on their
hands. The woman who succeeded FIRST
in breaking the sacks on the hands of
the other woman won the night" An
Ice cream eating contest was also "A
pleasant gustatorial incident Of the
occasion, ono woman slowing away a
soup plate fun. The number of phvsi-
clans In attendance on this last AFFAIR
is not given; but II Is known that
there was a bountifll sappiv OF
''rst nc - the injured ready for
Immediate use The list of dead and
wounded" was not furnished for.
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