Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-29
LATE LOCALS.

The first Elder quorum will meet next
| Monday evening at 1880 IN the Sew
enteenth ward westinghouse, A full at
tendance is desired,
The case OF John Hendricks. accused
| OF embezzlement from the EiBln
| Creamery company win be heard In
Judge Diehl's court on Friday next.
President l.. S. Hills expects this
| afternoon to receive notice from the
treasury department at WASHINGTON
| authorizing the First National BANK
| % Murray 70 begin business,
There Is quite q number OF beef cat
tie arriving at the local stock yards for
home Strengthening
c. w. Aldrach Of Clear Lake Is at the
White House after a trip through the
south. He says there Is nothing for aim
Ike the west
| The street railway management II
fitting up the cars with the new Tenders
as rapidly as possible.
The local weather office has received
from Washington, q full set Of plans
| for the new observatory building to b'
| NANNNNA ~ Wv bHfNihhiNiR ~ ''i'NN'"-
The bank clerks had 25 people OUT
Satupday night, to their institute. meet
ing, which was considered pleasing
success.
Manager Nicol Of the Salt Lake
! Electrical Supply company leaves fol
! ne east tomorrow, on two months
absence on business.
The Second ward Sunday school will
| give the children their annual dance to-
| morrow afternoon, when all the little
| ones viii be treated to candy and or
anges
Senator Fred r. Dubois. Of Blackfoot,
| has been chosen president OF the WASH
| lngton, ID. c., Yale Alumni association
! The senator and his brother DR.. Du'
hois. both graduated from Yale In the
same class, 1879,
! Miss Clarahan, instructor in English
in Hammond Hall, has resigned on ac-
count of poor health, and her success.
| sor is Miss c. Bowman OF Denver, and
graduate Of the University Of Chica'
go,
The management Of the street rail-
way company gave out 500 books OF 100
| tickets each TO its men for Christmas
taking all of the employees in, the value
OF the gift being $500,
The postoffice clerks have cleaned up
the Christmas rush. and such OF the
Christmas mail as Is now belated, Is
laid 10 the doors of the railroad com
panies. The clerks are drawing a Ions
breath.
The designations OF First Lleutenants
| Jensen OF Il company OF the First regi-
| inent at Mantl, and Greenwood OF II
company OF this city were received this
| morning, at national guard headquar-
tiers, and accepted.
Il. G.. Lund OF ST. George Is AT the
! cullen. lie says Washington county Is
experiencng a very agreeable winter
and that theer are many healthseekers
! at St George from the northern par'
OF the state and from the east
Congressman Sutherland returns 70
washington tomorrow morning In at
tendance OF the final session OF this
Congress. Senator Kearns leaves sun
day next for the national capital, and
Senator Rawlins departs early next
week.
The rage for calendars continues with
undated fury, so that tradesmen are
being bored TO death with people run
ming into their stores, with Please give
me calendar" Designs FOR caiehaarf
for 1904 are already being gotten up
The executive committee Of the gen
eral water committee OF the CONNER
eial club is meeting this afternoon 70
complete the formulation OF Its long ex-
pected report for presentation THIS
evening before the committee OF 80 at
the club.
Rev. Or. Pinkerton Of the Central
Christian church made powerful ad-
dress al the state prison yesterday az
ternoon. at the services held under the
auspices Of the w. c. r, U. He Is a
great favorite with the prisoners, and
his remarks produced a deep Inn
preston. A pleasing feature OF the
service was vocal solo from Miss Pm
kerton.
The nominating committee OF the
Commercial club for the nomination OF
five new governors on the administra-
ton board of the club, named these
gentlemen last Saturday night: Col. H.
F. Holmes, Senator Simon Hamburger,
Cashier r.. w Wilson, stephen II. Love
and w. j. O.Meara.
The fortleth anniversary Of the or
ganization of the Twelfth ward sun
day school will be fittingly celebrated
CD Saturday and Sunday, Jan. and 4.
Saturday afternoon and evening VIII be
devoted to dancing Christmas tree,
fish pond and other exercises, while on
Sunday morning and evening there VIII
be a program Of class work, etc, inter-
spersed with choice musical exercises
and recitatIons. A general Invitation
Is extended,
Col. Tim Kinney Of Rock Springs is a;
the Kenyon. He had good laugh this
morning over the publication In an
eastern magazine OF which Jack Ed
wards. the well known Oregon sheep.
man. was one OF the central figures. He
saws the narrative was very much over.
drawn and exaggerated. He also smiles
audibly at the reports from Wyoming
OF the alleged actions Of government
agents in blowing up sheep trails "a
prevent sheep from getting into the
| new ftftINtrf anu Sh1o Nht SNoitca ait
highly improbable.
Glen Miller has word from prominent
Idaho citizens that the Idaho part OF
the Christmas News" was the greatest
thing that had ever been done for ths
state. and that the effort Is fully appre.
ciated. Mr.. Miller says that tbs
Steunenberg element Of the Idaho Dem.
ocracy Is much pleased with the result
Of the election, while the Populist wins
is deeply depressed over the result.
| General Manager ID. S, Murray Of III,
r. NJ Bell Telephone company is clos.
Ing deal for the building OF a new line
between Lost Cabin. Red Bank, Hyde.
vile. Basin City and Cody in Wyoming
and Red Lodge In Montana. 200 miles
This is part Of the extensions outlined
for the coming year. This line will trav.
erse the Big Horn country. and give
both this city and Denver new through
northern connections
The board Of public works met thi,
morning. In Chairman Spencer Claw,
sons Office, and awarded the following