Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16

- blaze broke out in the carlisle
rooming house, located above
the George II. North's clothing
store on North Main. at s;l5 this morn
ng The prompt Response of the fire
department reduced the damage TO a
mere blaze and nominal water damage.
The effect OF the new primary law
Is making itself conspicuous with a
batch Of aspirants to office who by
petition are seeking the office preferred.
Prof. c. w Fox of Soda Springs today
allowed his name to go on file in tn
county court for probate Judge. His
other two Republican opponents are
Police Judge ALI Moy.s and Thomas
a. Johnson, the incumbent, There are
three candidates for the sheriff's offite,
namely. Samuel G. GARRETT council
man from the Second ward. Daniel
Quigley, eN-sherif, and Barney Nc
Garves, deputy sheriff The candidates
for the office Of county superintendent
OF schools lining up are the incumbent,
Miss Mclaughlin, and ex-Supt Mrs.
Harmer The name OF ex-City Atty.
w. II. witty as candidate for county
attorney was filed today in a petition
with the county clerk; the document
was signed by former Mayor w. II.
Cleare.
CARPENTER MEETS ACCIDENT.
William Burquart, young carpenter.
recently employed at the O. 5. =.
shops, met with a serious accident al
II 80 O'Clock Monday morning. while
operating a small rip saw, which Il
located in the coach shop for the con-
Venience OF the carpenters. The index
finger OF the left hand was severed, and
the next two were badly cut. First aid
was given Immediately, ana ne was
then taken to Division Surgeon DR..
Wright, who attended him, after which
he was sent to the DIT w. II. GfoNes
l. u. s hospital at Salt Lake.
A missionary lawn party will be given
Tuesday evening at the residence OF e.
d. Harrison on South GARFIELD avenue
in honor OF Miss Mary Hawkley, whH
leaves next month for mission 10 the
Northwestern states mission The ~
fair IL given under the auspices OF the
First ward Young Ladies' Mutual, Two
others have been called. namely Peter
n Jensen and George Spilman. Those
also expect to leave In the near future
for service IN the Lords vineyard
FIRE DESTROYS HOME.
Fire last evening destroyed the ranch
home OF l.. NJ. Hopson north OF town
loss about 500.
At n meeting of the city council held
last night, separate sewer plans were
agreed upon and adopted. This means
that the storm sewer needed 10 Dram
the low area on the east side OF town
| will be kept separate from the sewer
| proper. -,
mittee, consisting Of II. X. Higson and
II. ] Peterson. gave report OF their
visit TO the sources OF water supply OF
the Pocatello water works. Wornout
feed pipes were discovered ana CON
demned. and promptly repaired by the
company. increasing the volume on
water to considerable extent ne
committed recommends the council 10
secure water for irrigation purposes
! from the government canal soon 10 De
| or,ened and also to secure title 70
| some Of the several large springs west
Of the city. one Of which Is now sue
cessfulIy used by the Short Line for us
! exclusive service, the company mann
tanning a pumping station,
An excursion train for Downey, TINS
county 30 miles south OF here, lett at
| 10 q. m. today to attend the land opening
a, that place The Gate city band ac-
companied the excursion and enIlNeheo
! the occasion with martial music
TO OBSERVE PIONEER DAY.
pioneer day. July "a. VIII he observed
here on Monday, July IS, By the MOT
mon colony, by appropriate exercises
| az the West side church In the torc-
! noon and BY sports at the fair grounds
Monday afternoon. The following com
mittces have been appointed; Finance
y s Pond. s G. Garbett a. r. Red
| dish. David Clark. Mrs. Lillian Mlnd-
sor, Mrs. Marie Pierpont, Mrs. Allie \
Pond; transportation W. "A, hyue, 40 -.
gram and sports, II. r. Reddish. #. u.
Rcrr. Ethel Harrison. @: II; Mum; D.
| ! Merrill Mrs. Allie Y Pond, MIS-
Euen w. Hamer Mrs. Marie Pisrpont'
| W Iund. W. II. Fra nois. Leo .Edgley
| - p Nielsen, Jr, Mrs. W. II.
FTancis. II. ]. williams, and Mrs Anna
| Bird.