Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Wants TO Come m-Long Jim Sing
q minor. and son OF Long Nee. mer-
chant OF Plum alley, has applied tc
tho immigration Inspectors depart
ment for admission to this country.
Fire at Eldrcdgc DEMONSTRATING
SCOT caused fire scare at the homo
of Mrs. c. A. Eldrcdgc. 217 south
Second East street this morning, Tho
apparatus from headquarters respond
cd in q hurry and the slight blaze eX-
tinguishcd. No damage was done to the
house or contents.
Tubcrcular Cows Condcmncd-City
Sanitary Inspector w. G.. MnrGctts re-
ports the removal to the city crema-
tory for destruction. IA cows belong
ing to Oscar ]. Reese of Forest Dale,
affected with tuberculosis; and as
such condemned to be destroyed by
the state veterinarian.
Knights in New Quartcrs-The
Knights of Columbus meet this eve
ming for the first time In their new
quarters In the Wcy block. 1877 east
First South street where they are
TO occupy tho entire first floor. on
the evening of the 11th inst, the In
stallatlon OF officers for the year Will
take place.
A Comprehensive AtIas-Walker
Bros. bankers. Issued with their COM
PlImcnts on the first of the year a
very convenient atlas In book form
containing new maps of all the states
and territories and of every country
In the world brought down to 1910.
The News acknowledges receipt of a
copy.
Seventies Mammals Dclnycd-Somc
complaints have reached The Deseret
News office regarding the nondellveiy
of the now manuals 10 be studied by
the seventies QuorumS, and which were
TO be ready some time ago. AS state
mcnts have been made In several
meetings that the delay was due to the
printers. The Deserct News desires to
state that the work is not being done
in this establishment.
Leg Crushed-Hcnry Hardin. aged
81 years, is at st Marks hospital
suffering from n badly crushed leg
which may have to be amputated.
Hardin is employed by the Parley's
canyon ice company and while at worl.
Monday afternoon in chute. a large
quantity of Ice came down the chute
and crushed Hardin's right leg between
the knee and thigh. He was placed
aboard the train and brought to this
city.
Medical Committee Iccts-Thc
the women physicians OF the
American Medical association met
Monday afternoon. the resi-
dcnce of DR.. Belle Anderson
Gemmell. The object of the committee
is TO disseminate accurate informa-
ton regarding the nature, cause and
prevention of disease. and to further
general hygienic welfare. Local needs
and conditions will be given special
attention.
WashalSie Tribe Installation-The In
stallation OF 1910 officers OF the
Washable tribe No l. Improved Order
OF Red Men. took place at the lodge
rooms in L. o. o. f. hall last evening.
One new applicant applied for men,
bership. The following chiefs were
chosen; G. j. Goodfcllow, sachem.
William Joostcn, senior sycamore;
Frank Rankin. Junior sycamore: w.
]. Gardner, prophet; Joseph S. Drake.
chief of records: ]. E CasterlIne.
keeper of wampum.
Narrow Escapc-Freight Conductor
]. A. jenkins of the Rio Grande was
caught under an engine tender at
Park City as 1t overturned Monday
afternoon. when il struck bad rail
His body was crushed into the snow.
and It was feared he was killed, but
when the tender was lifted away. and
Jenkins extrlcated. 1T was found he
had sustained only a badly sprained
leg and ankle. He was brought later
TO his homo in this city where ne is
resting easy.
Officers InstalIcd-The newly elect
cd officers of Fitzgerald camp at Fort
Douglas OF Spanish war veterans. were
installed Monday evening, by Depart
ment Commander G. W. McCreary and
Department QuartcrmaSter Charles
Manzell. both OF Ogden. The depart
ment officers Will install this evening
the newly elected officers of the T..
A Wedgwood Camp of Veterans in
this city. and on Thursday evening.
the new officers of Harry a Young
camp of ogden will be installed.