Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

tate He was the principal ownor OF
iho Pomona winery. TJs f,,tif.r,,i,
home OF lfe acres, "Eoverrr.ru ,.,p,h.'
nj Lorsburg IL an Ideal place There
for the last few years he ma la tbe
happy life oi a gentleman farmer.
Aside from MS california inforrsis he
b. said b. have valuable rosidenre ma
business properly in Chiaar5 ~
leaves widow, a married d,ucbtor
Mrs Henry G. Norris. ana n Am. I,hn
Il. Packard, qwnlr " thc big plek,r
orange grove tract The rsn1inu ,,tii
he sent 90 Chicago FOR ln,erment
The frst steamer " che C,iif,.,,t,
and Oriental Steamship rUmpfnv viii
qaii from San Diego flr J1p1n ana
china via Honolulu in Daram5sr .,1
thereafter Steamers Will leave fh1s n,rf
far The orient lvcfy tWenty-uy4 dsvs
This was the assertion made i1st nigbt
by 4. H. Bhiicr 81 San BIes, prssi.
dent Of the steamship campIrv a.
Butler has lust come back from Now
york. where he hal been flr r.v,,,t
months successfully ondoav1rips ~, ~, ~
tfr,st capital In ihe now sisanubip
ilna. lie returnad Last night t1 ~ AZ.
range his business Affairs al tbrt he
rau leave for Honolulu. yUt .i,,,,,,
Hdngk1ng and other important nsrt a
b he touched by tho ataarn. r. ~ tbc
now company. on his tlp ID As,,iie
cities he VIII be accompanied by Vice
prs sident Twredle N she company.
their purpose being 10 establish irsn,
Giles for the company IN an The Import
ant cities on chat HI1o ~ mo 1909,
they will leave early In September ami
expect % return In Time O. witnpss the
sailing OF their hrst vessel three
months later
sat.. ia. 49,. -. -. - .
sidln for the Rcd Crnri cpuvnialr,snt
hospitni Urged by tho nted. and with
the aciivity which has characterized ali
their work, MfA w. H. Harrington. The
state president. and Mrs. q. D. Long
~ the hospital committee, wrnt carly
yesterday 90 the reservation and called
upon 0cnrrni Miilcr.iio again oxprossed
his unqualified approval Of tho project
and facilitated tho selection Of q ault.
able spot. pr Matthews was not In. but
his representative. DR.. johnson. acted In
hla stead. for he had talked tho matter
over with bis superior and knew pxart-
~ how TO advise. The site was not do
cidcd upon until many points had been
visited. General Miller says that IL "
thu mnHt shritorrd ~ any place On the
Preside. II {, mol far from the division
hospital on one side N II d. u grove OF
u high hedge. The original plans rough
Is outlined have been materially
chuurd. In fact, Ncwron a Co,
architects In the Mills building. who
will donate tho plans Ia tho cause.
are arranging for commodlous.
convenient building. The front on
trnco win be- toward the north. on one
side ~ the hnil win b. a room which
may be used for nurses or for cases
which may be benefited by iHolntlon.
Five can be- placed thorr. NurHos' quar-
tors will bn on tho other eide. From
the main hail VIII open the ward. which
viii accommodate twenty uatlontaand
adjoining wiz Boz bathrooms. dining.
room and Kitchen. Thrrs three apart
mpntH viii make the back l. u the
building. Facing the south win i,e "a
broad vernnda, sheltered with canvas.
Thew o. already n FUND especially doa.
irnafad Tor this work and many ~ tho
nuNilInrios have dFnined their willing.
ness 90 oXpond all their onrfgita Tor tho
maintenance ~ tits hospital. Hamilton
Grammar school sent two wicker
chairs. which viii he used in tho fur.
nlahinr.-san Francisco Chronicle. 18Th.