Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
LATE LOCALS.

General Secretary Axton Of the Y, NJ.
G. A, will address the Prison society of
Christian Endeavor tomorrow mornlng.
The orchestra of the First Congrega-
tional Sunday school viii accompany
him to furnish instrumental music.
The citizens Of Hoytsvllle are working
for an extension OF the rural free dellv-
cry service TO their locality, and Post
master Thomas has written to Post
master West OF Hoytsyille for infornigI
tion In connection with such proposed
extension.
Mrs Donant OF Sparta, Ore, will be
operated on next Monday for appendl-
citls, at st, Marks hospital
Prof j. j. Mcclellan received this
morning a large box Of flowers and
ferns from Prof. Stephens In California.
Noticeable among the flowers were
punches of the loveliest violets, q bunch
Of which was sent TO the News Office
with the compliments Of Prof, McClel-
Ian,
Dallas & Hedges are advertising for
bids for the reconstruction Of the physl-
cal building OF the university. The
plans are all out and ready.
Archibald Gardener, one OF the orlgi
nal pioneers, and for some years Biz a,
Of West Jordan, died this morning at
st, Marks hospital from shock due TO
an operation for hernia His advanced
age operated against his recovery The
funeral viii be held from the Four
teenth ward assembly hall Wednesday
at y. m.
There viii be a special meeting of the
city Council tonight TO act upon a res
ulutlon which will be sent to them by
the Mayor. The resolution viii rec
ommend that some action be taken by
the Council to promote the matter Of
securing the Lucin cut-off, which is
proposed by the Southern Pacific Rail-
road company,
The twin lncorrlgible boys, Charles
and Albert Hilpert were this morning
turned over TO their father. Leonard
Hilpert, Instead of being sent to the
reform school. Mr.. Hilpert stated that
he was ready to take them and fur
nish them a suitable home. The court
ordered that the boys be turned over
to him, but that the mother should be
permitted to visit them whenever she
desired
The American Metal Investment com.
pany flied It's articles OF incorporation
with County Clerk James today. The
principal place bf business Is Salt Lake
city and its capital stock Is valued at
$4,000 which Is divided into shares OF
the par value OF one dollar each. The
following are the officers and directors
OF the company; w, w. Wait, presi.
dent, treasurer and director, NJ H. Ed
dy, secretary and director; and II. M.
Crowther, vlcepresdent and director.
The object OF the incorporation Is to
deal In mines and mining stocks
The big rope pulley on the ny wheel
OF the engine In the electric plant back
OF The Tribune office broke last night.
But as Tia arrangement had taken the
precaution TO havea an extra rope handy
for Just such an emergency, the delay
did not cause much trouble,
An the large mining properties near
Milford have now been connected by
telephone. and the Milford exchange Is
being put In. The II. NJ. Bell Tele-
phone company has ordered $40 miles
Of copper wire and other material for
the new Thunder mountain line which
will be run in from Boise 1856 miles.
But the company win later run In lines
from the east and west. so that the en-
tire country IL to be well cared for
telephonlcally. The company has Sc
cured 30 subscribers In Harrison, ida.
al the edge Of the Occur d'Alene, and
the town will be connected with the
through system.
The restored -four and wheat rates
took effect this morning from east OF
Umatilla points TO Idaho and Utah
common points. BY the raise in rates
the railroad company VIII receive SsO
per car more than under the recently
obtaining rates.
Miss Hattie a. Barlow Of 106 Centar
street. was the recipient Of very
Tleasant surprise rendered her by a few
OF her friends Friday evening. Games
were the pleasant features OF the even
ing, and most enjoyable time was
spent by all. Those present were Misses
Vera A. Felt, Eva Simms, Anna Trlek.
son, Myrtle Robinson, Jessie Dunn
Louie Bull. Florence FARMLAND. Rerths
Wiley and Mary Barlow. Messrs
Erickson, Ship, Powell. Daley FLOW.
ors, Quinn, Harrison, Everett Frank.