Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

In Twcinh-Tbirtccnth Ward-Elder
Nephi J.. Morris VIII speak In the
Twelfth Thirteenth ward chapel to-
morrow night at G.30. Strangers well
come
Receivers From Opcratlon-Mlss
Grace Mead Is convalescent at the
Holy Cross hospital from an opera
ton upon her hands. which were badly
burned during childhood
Miners skull Crushed-Nick Evan
on, miner az the Boston Con mine,
was brought Friday evening 10 81.
N1rk's hospital with a skull fractured
IN being caught boy a cave-in
10 Address Parents Class-Prof.
Joshua H. Paul will address the
parents class in the Seventeenth ward
chapel on sunday morning; tho sub
ject VIII be excursions and nature
study.
Two Pupils In Rccital--Charlcs Kent
VIII present two ~ his advanced vocal
pupils, Miss Lillian Brannlng and
Mis- Dot McMillen, In a song recital
Monday evening next, at his home
studio, 21o street
Death OF jas. A. Conycrs-James 4.
'onyers. aged 81. a blacksmith living
NJ l6s south Fourth West street. died
NJ -. Marks hospital Friday He was
employed I'm tho rio Grande shops and
belonged 10 three secret orders
Novel Diagnosl~--In reporting the
death OF an infant in the southern
part OF the state TO the state board ~
health, the local health officer SAYS.
He took cold. he was too young 10
cough. so he chokod 10 death"
informant ton Nnntcd-F. Finlay-
son Of Provo Is DESTROYS OF hearing !
concerning tho whereabouts Of John |
tafI n .aaI..
last heard from IN Idaho Mr.. Finlav- |
sons address Is 35S west Fourth South |
street, Provo. Utah.
Ncwhousc's Views on Loans-Samuel |
Newhouse sees no Justification in local !
banks taking In money on which they |
pay and 4 per cent, and then loan
Ing the same at Q to II per cent. |
when eastern banks are glad 10 loan |
At not over and 6 per cent. He |
thinks also that the local high cost
~ living Il largely due to railroad
W. r. Cooper ut Rcst--The body OF |
late W. r. cooper, former exalted |
ruler NJ the Elks Of this city. was re-
moved Friday afternoon from Under
taker Halls private vault ana Inferred |
at MI. DliNet I'm the Elks' plot IL was I
expected the burial would take place |
at Baltimore. the former home ~ the |
cluded 10 bury him here
Big business Chaugc-The Indopend- !
ent Coal a Coke company has bought |
the 5000 shares Of stock Of Richard
y. Morris I'm the citizens Coal COM
pany for $4,000 This leaves 25.OOO
shares owned bv L. H. Farnsworth |
W II Bvwater and 4. n. O'Brien. This |
means that tho Independent company |
"lll enter the Salt Lake retail coal |
"eld with Its Aberdeen coal
Tho Pioneers Book-The Roweu
Art Publishing company, who have
been preparing this work FOR two and
one half years past. announce that
: cir big labors are nearing their end
and that the hook may be expected
1on. Mr.. Frank tsshom. manager Of
ne company, has lately returned
I'om trip to the north, during which
he obtained many facts relating to the
pioneers, and viii soon start for the
south gathering portraits and other
lata
10 Have Float IN Pamde-The Sons
y Veterans completed arrangements
Friday evening for a float I'm the |
erty park parade Of July ( Tho |
ut Will be In charge Of committee
Of II + Dewey. commander
4 the camp; H. ] Bowlcs and W. r
iraham \, handsome float viii be urO-
fded. drawn bV Four horses led bv
men wearing the uniform Of the CivH
YER on the float VIII be a veteran Of
he war 1876, accompanied by an |
nicer ~ the United States service ana
small boy In Khaki Uniform. Young
women dressed In white also will oc-
upy places on the no0t This will he
ccompanied by a drum corps march
ng In front and by members OF the
amp. carrying the banner Or the or
anlzation