| Show SALT LAKE department OF THE E from our special correspondent COURT TO GO TO BINGHAM where wounded deputy sheriff will testify in alot trial because of the serious illness of deputy sheriff lafayette at bingham judge armstrong the bailiffs and court attaches connected with judge armstrong court will go to bingham today to continue to take testimony in the trial of four lans who are charged with attempted murder the austrians Aust rians are being held tor the attempted murder of deputy sheriff chidester Chlde ster who was shot in a riot of the austrian residents of the camp he has not recovered sufficiently to attend court so that court will be held at the deput ys home because of the opposition of the de tensa to george acting as a s interpreter judge armstrong excused him yesterday another interpreter arrived from ogden in the afternoon the case will not be finished for several days following the finish of the case the lans will again be tried on another charge during the melee which took place on march 24 last martin ls was killed frank deric who is charged with killing the man has jumped his bonds and is now out of the jurisdiction of the court the men now on trial are anton martin gurela merlc and yoso bachio pharmacists IN ANNUAL MEETING extend the glad hand and indulge in speeches of welcome and congratulation the annual convention of the utah pharmaceutical association informally convened at 10 a m yesterday in the parlors of the commercial club the opening session was entirely social and the exercises consisted in extending the gladsome mitten and expanding the cheerful countenance the delegates stating without any appreciable pre in the solution how glad they were to see each other after ascertaining certa ining that the visitors physical laboratories were in good order and that chemical reactions were healthful and natural the entire gallant company properly breasts with attractive white silken badges so that there would be no danger of being lost in the social shuffle and diligently sought the seang salt balce car the visitors were given a gay and flocculent whirl through the town and returned to the club at about 1 p m to refresh the inner man and woman that able and experienced chemical expert hon fisher harris had prepared a strictly pure lunch including all the chemical luxuries of the day and the party immediately saw to it that the ingredients thereof were duly consumed in their individual retorts and properly assimilated prof harris had assured his guests that preliminary laboratory tests and experiments were entirely unnecessary as the various batches of edibles had been compounded after the most approved formulas this was found to be the tact at p m the company of sav ants was called to order by dr fennemore the president and he was followed by addresses of welcome from jos L franken president of the salt lake retail druggists association with responses by william driver of ogden B F alter ot logan and george lutt of mercur the convention left en masse at p m tor saltair to study the composite salt formation of the great lake by immersing themselves therein ALL STORES ARE CLOSED butchers and grocers are all out for a time there are salt laks housewives who will be scolded today by their husbands because there anything in the house to eat and the housewives cannot get into the lettla grocery store around the corner to get supply for the little store and the big one too are closed today Is the day ot the outing of the salt lake retail butchers and grocers association at Salta lr and every acore in the city is closed the butchers and grocers are planning to have a jolly time and will make a day and a night of it they will go to the resort on the early trains and the huge picnic they will take will make the mouth 0 very small boy and some big ones too who sec them water with delight anticipated the members ot the association will meet at the beach with the members from ogden one bolder than the rest will try to enrich himself by riding silver king the diving horse from the top of the platform down the drop of forty feet into the tank and out again the ogden butcher is modest and has not given his name for publication butchers and grocers bellevo in eat ing as their business is to feed the multitude a pair ot oxen will be barbecued as well as a few sheep in order that none may ha hungry A crowd of several thousand persons is expected to attend the outing LAS VEGAS conditions E E brennan chairman of the executive committee of fhe las vegas board of trade is in the city in an interview on conditions at las vegas mr brennan says we are now in the midst of a very butet season little or nothing Is doing but that Is only temporary for as soon as the weather becomes a little cooler the teamsters will resume business from this point to tonopah To goldfield and Kawl tc and this will liven up things then all this talk about the abandonment 0 the tidewater and tonopah railroad is poppycock and tommyrot the road will ba built from las vegas all right there Is too much at stake not to run it through borax smith of san francisco Is interested in the project and it will do much toward increasing tho value of his immense borax deposits which will be tapped by the road las vegas la a metropolitan town we have a fine grocery a handsome drug store and many other first class business establishments all housed in modern buildings of brick of course we are in the midst of a desert but we have the ranch which Is well watered and shaded it Is only halt a mile distant from the town there most of the married men live and return there at night to enjoy the cool evenings all life of a social nature centers around the ranch we have dances card parties and all our social functions there it Is like the life at a garrison STATE FAIR AFFAIRS report Is made by the secretary of the deseret Agricultural and manufacturing society in charge of the forthcoming state fair that the entries tor live stock and poultry exhibits are coming in rapidly and that there s a big demand tor space up to this time the entries are much larger in all departments part ments than in other years harry curtis the manager of races has his pro gramme in print and will have them ready for the public the latter part of this week he says he has a derby arranged for monday october 2 which will be one of the best running races ever seen in salt lake city the management of the fair association has arranged with the salt lake automobile club to have auto races on friday october 6 which will be one of the features of the fair mr curtis has arranged a novelty race which has never been seen in the west it Is a country hitch for country boys and horses exclusive hitch in front of grandstand grand stand walk tha first eighth of a mile trot or pace sec ond eighth and go as you please tha last until finish there will be numerous bicycle races each day by some of the best amateurs and professionals ARE AFTER MOLER COLLEGE S W thompson president of the moler barber college is being given a hearing before the executive committee ot the board of barbers examiners on a charge of conducting an establishment the sanitary condition of which and the practices in which do not conform to the standard required by the board the hearing will probably continue through all the morning the members of the board sitting on the case are J W harris of ogden president of the board A hill salt lake secretary and dr C M benedict treasurer and medical examiner the examination of witnesses for tha board Is being conducted by secretary hill while attorney S P armstrong is conducting the examination tor the defence the witnesses are being closely questioned on oath as to the practices and conditions prevailing in the shop WOMAN WRITER IN CITY miss nannie H harrlson member of the texas comans womans press association Is in the city with other members of the association she resides at buda texas nad is known all over the big state as the result of her clever writings she Is the author of a pretty little book of poems which shows extraordinary talent and has also done some extremely creditable descriptive work in prose miss harrison expresses hereld a delighted with salt lake and will write one or more articles descriptive of the city and people during her stay SUES FOR INJURIES hattie B pace has filed suit against the utah light and railway company tor damages in the sum of in attempting to avoid a street car in south temple street on july 29 hattie E pace avers she the horse she was driving toward the curb at A street on account of a pole left in the street she alleges she was thrown out of the carriaga onto the pavement sustaining severe injuries SALT LAKE NOTES president cox of the louisville nashville railroad arrived hera yesterday over the oregon short line railroad from the fair at portland he occupies private car no of the L N line detective raleigh and patrolman avana arrested two men yesterday in a saloon on suspicion of being the men who robbed and assaulted harry hll ton a bartender last saturday afternoon in daylight the men were not identified by allton and were afterward released george F whitehead president of the washington county fair association has extended an invitation to all of the state officials to attend the fair which win be held at st george on september ath ath and ath the communication is addressed to gov cutler he la asked to extend the ina citation vi tation to the other state officials at the conclusion of the preliminary hearing of 0 A alien a negro charged with assaulting archie webb white with a halfe as the result of n trifling quarrel at the oregon short line yards some days ago alien was held to answer in the district court yesterday his ball was fixed at which he could not furnish |
