Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-29
LATE LOCALS.

merclal club is now meeting bI-weekly.
There is a run this fall on very hand
some piano soarfs. Many OF the pat
terms are elaborate and costly
The visit of tourists to the lake con-
tlnues and until within the last few
days there has been bathing
Senator RawllDs made today, the for
NAL appointment OF Stephen w. Wal
lace az naval cadet from Utah. and no.
tilted the secretary OF the navy.
The artesian water committee OF
the Commercial club general water
committee meets AT pm, today to
consider the completion Of the final re.
port
Earl Pembroke, son Of II. Pembroke
Of this city, has been III In New York
where he Is In his senior year at the
Columbia School OF Mines. He is now
improving, however
II. A. Whitaker. OF Oakland, who
owns good deal OF real estate In this
city nnd has been here for some weeks
on business trip, returned to Caliior-
MIA this afternoon
With the change OF secretary IN the
Y. NJ. G. A. there has also been a
change In the athletic policy OF the as
ISOLATION. and there win be no more
Y. NJ. c. A. football teams.
The Light & Power company Is erect
ing very heavy masts on South Temple
street between Fast Temple and State
streets-masts strong enough to carry
any load that may b placed on thin,
The large square building Immediate
ly east of Davis Hail ON west Third
South street. which was formerly used
as Methodist school, has been fitted
over for hotel purposes, and is now
called the Auditorium.
Local army officers incline to the
opinion that General Leonard Wood
will be the next lieutenant general Of
the army. both on account Of his re-
markable strong horse sense, and be-
cause Of his closeness to the President.
The Ellis look for a big time tonight.
NJ the meeting OF their Allesprach-
deutschyerln. No English viii be
tolerated, and for the time being the
lodge room viii be a genuine part and
parcel Of Schleswig Holstein.
The contractor who Is moving the
Dunford house on east South Temple
street, has actually got II of the south
track OF the street railway, thus leay-
Ing one track around the wreck"
Getting that house under the street
wires has been an anxious task.
The weather map for yesterday,
showed a rainless situation, and The
local weather office predicts fair and
settled weather for the next few days.
This month IL proving unusually warm
for October. The mercury went up TO
81 on the 18th inst. and TO 50 on the
eth.
Paying Teller Arthur Brown has re-
turned from three weeks trip 10 New
York. He visited Wall street, where
gold coin is handled with grain scoops,
witnessed from the balcony OF the
Stock Exchange, the bulls, bears and
lambs go temporarily crazy az Erie and
Reading shot up on announcement
that the mlners were returning 10
work, and visited New York's Concord
school OF philosophy-Coney Island
where he rode the elephant. shot at
targets, took a cold frigld bath IN the
chilly SURF, and enjoyed himself i'm
mensely.
Efforts are being made TO secure n
second console. or key desk for the
Tabernacle organ, TO be placed az the
rear OF the house for use In rccitals, the
present console being used for regular
church services. With the performer In
the rear gallery. he can Judge perfectly
OF the effects he "a bringing out Of the
great instruments which he can not do
when he is sitting close TO the organ.
An effort Is also being made Tor an
echo organ. to be placed IN the ceiling
ct the rear OF the house, and with
which the most beautiful effects can be
produced.
Local West Pointers We're remarklng
IN conversation today. that Ii would be
the emlnently correct thing for the war
department TO make a departure from
the medieval style OF things there and
confer the degree OF bachelor OF
military science upon graduates at
each commencement. also that II
would be a good scheme to change the
designation Of the classes to conform
with the established class nomencla-
ture OF regular colleges and universe
tics
There was q meeting this morning
In Spencer Clowson's office OF property
owners in block 20 TO take some action
looking towards the settlement Of the
controversy over the paving of Para
disc Alley between East Temple and
Commercial streets. Among those pres
ent were Spencer Clawson. Mayor
Thompson. Henry Dlnwoodey. Samuel
Auerhach. Mr.. igleheart Of the Herald
Atty Nye. Dan Stewart. John Lollin.
w J Halloran, II. l.. a. Culmer. ana
others A committee was appointed.
consisting Of Henry Dinwoodey Mayor
Thompson. Spencer Clawson and VII.
liam Igleheart, 10 confer with Mr.. Gu.
uler and other protestants against the
paving OF the alley, and 10 consider the
question Of a cross alley; the commit.
Ice 20 report at meeting TO be called
by the chair.