Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10
1o-day'S Metals.
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CASING COPPER IS Ia cents . ID.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The board Of public works will hold
a meeting Monday morning to con.
slider the final estimates on the Third
South street sewer
The local weather Office is looking for
an ingtallment OF new bunting with
which 10 make flags. This action has
been very needful for some time
The funeral service Of IL. n. Sumner
will be held at 81. Pauls church. cor
ner OF East Temple and Fourth South
streets, on Sunday, Feb. nth, al y.
IN. Friends and all members OF U. G.
4. invited.
Denver stockman, Feb. Z; One car
load Of as precious freight as ever left
the yards started for Utah this morn
ing. Ii was A. f. blossoms purchase OF
registered stock from Lowell a. Dewitt.
Colonel Edens and Postmaster Thorn
as yesterday looked over the territory
covered by the Sugar House and Cal
der's postal stations. The local car
riers say they are very much pleased
with Colonel Edens.
The Epworth League Of the First
Methodist church met last evening and
elected Miss Jessie Drew as president,
10 MI the place made vacant By the re-
moyai from the city Of w. NJ. sam
mison.
An entertainment will be given In the
Choir hall, Richards St, on Wednesday.
Feb. IA. at s o'clock p. M. by the Ger
man dramatic company, for the benefit
Of missionary. There will be singing,
music, and two-act comedy by local
talent.
Three deputy county assessors are
busy making house-to- house canvass
in the city for the purpose Of listing
personal property. They say the treat
ment accorded them by some Is not
very courteous, and those who act In
this way may lose by H.
Alexander Gillespie. miner employed
at the Sacramento In Mercur, was
brought to ST, Marks hospital yester-
day with broken leg and badly
bruised body. He received his Injuries
by a cave-ln while al work under
ground.
@. p Keller, who has been connected
with w. A. Nelden and John ]. JudsOn
In the manufacture Of the Keller Bal
ance, has severed his connection with
the firm, and Will locate In another
State where he will manufacture new
balance.
A notarial commission has been Is.
sued to Fred Redmond OF Vipont dis
trict In Boxelder county Frank l..
Hines and County Assessor Quinn are
his sureties. Mr.. Redmond formerly
lived in Salt Lake. He is an assayer
and miner.
The handsome residence Of william
Gundry has just been completed at 2i6
North Second West. The house con-
tains eight rooms, FIVE down stairs and
three up; furnace and other modern
ronvenienyes. The cost was $1,000. The
architect was Mr.. Hoadlund.
Mrs Rachel McLane. wife OF Duncan
McLane. died 90 her home in View.
Weber county on the 9Th inst OF heart
disease. She was the daughter OF Bish-
op and Ann Hickenlooper. OF the Sixth
ward this city, and was born March
n. 1860.
A child Of the Rev ". r.. steelman
II down with the dlDhtherla and the
home Is again under quarantine. Mr.
steeiman seems 10 be very unfortunate
In this regard as a quarantine for
scarlet fever has Just been taken down
from his door,
Secretary W. II Perkes announces;
All the members Of the association Of
veteran artilerymen are requested 20
assemble al their armory tomorrow.
Sunday. at 1880 p. m. for the purpose Of
going In a body. % the memorial ser
Vices In the tabernacle.
Messrs Barrow & shannon deny that
there was carelessness on their part in