Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

sent 90 Mental Hospital. o..
Phelps miner Oh years OLD VINO
lived at 54l north First Yves, street
was committed tp the state mental
hospital Saturday Boy judge Lewis.
flc was arrested several DAYS ago
while chasing am automobile up the
street.
Planting Trout Fry-Fish Commis-
sioner D. vs.. Chamber shipped TOE
day TO Juab county 100000 young
trout fry for planting loo the county
streams to viii also ship today
$50. 600 fry to Washington county
10000 being destined for the Enter
prise reservoir
To Undergo Trying Opcration-Suf-
foriug from partial dislpcatIpu OF
the vertebrate of the neck. l.. r..
Blake OF Delta. Colo. who has been
under treatment Tor several days ut
tho Holy cross hospital was taken to
New York sunday by Or A. n.
Miucar where hc viii undergo dcl-
icato operation
Band For saltair-Thc S3ltair
management has just closed "a cone
tract with Montgomery band of %
men 90 furnish music Tor the season.
The band played Friday night for the
clerks ball given such satisfaction
that the resort management is much
gratiied al the prospect pf having
such good music guaranteed for the
coming season.
Death OF NIr-. .. T. Pcrry-Mrs r..
r. Perry age 80 years. wife OF an en-
glnecr employed Dos tho Denver a.
Rio Grandc railroad. died iu Los
Angeles Friday of paralysis She had
gone TO the coast for her health. and
her husband and daughter Mrs. u
J Hooker. were with her when she
mccumbed Tho body will Zoe buried
az Los Angeles.
Eldrcdgc Critically Hl-Dauicl B
EldredgC. one OF the best known rail-
road men in the west now travelling
freight and passenger agent for the
Rock Island lines. is critically ill 40
his home. "a 1 street. with Brights
disease. an ailment from which he
has been suffering for years The
doctor holds out little announcement
20 MT Eldredge's friends.
Comes Here for Prisoncrs-Frauk
NJ Powell. chief Of police at Boise,
Ida. arrived iu salt Lake sunday
with requisiuon papers for j. b..
Young and A. J. Conner. wanted In
Boise for forgery ana obtaining
Powell says he viii leave
with the prisoners for Boise this eve
ming II the papers are honored iu
time
Funeral Of Edith May Hogan
Elder Frank y Taylor was the priugi-
pal speaker az the funeral services
held in the Twcuty-scCoud ward
chapel Friday over the body uf lite
uc Edith May Hogan. daughter of
MI and Mrs D.. 70. Hogan. Bishop
a. A Becsloy was In charge. Music
HIHrHHn1N.H % quartet OF tho
ward. and the burial was la the city
cemetery.
Increase In A>~cssmcut-Tho ooun-
~ ls eXerting every possible EFFORT Co
wind up the county assessment in as
short time as possible. From the
present outlook the Valuation viii hc
from 10 To- 10 per cent greater than
that of last year There will Doe an
increase OF between S3.000.000 and
$4,000. 600 in the city and this VIII
mean AN additional $4,000 over the
income of last year
Funeral Of Emil Bradley-The
funeral of Emil Bradley. the miner
who died at ST. Marks hospital
Thursday, OF spinal meningitis, was
held i'm the Grant ward meetinghousc
NJ Murray Sunday afternoon. A. j.
Walquist had charge Of the services.
lie and d. Proctor and other members
Of the ward spoke very favorably of
the character of tho deceased The
burial was in the South Cottonwood
cemetery.
IslkS to Bernhard Enrcka-Tuosd8y
afternoon about 200 Elks. with their
wives. will board special over the
Salt Lake Route for Eureka The ob-
iect Of the visit is to attend the dedi-
cation of the Eureka lodge and club
rooms Tuesday night The snccial viii
leave here at ! o'clock and return
after the services The train viii cone
sist Of six Pullman cars and stops
will be made ON the trip 60 pick up
Flks who are auNious Co visit the
Eureka lodge.