Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-19
NEWS TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
T0-day'S Metals:
SILVER. BSr, 81 20 cents
LEAD, $3.50.
CASTING COPPER, MA cents O 10.
LOCAL BRIEFS


Andrew p. Anderson and Andrew j
Holmberg formerly OF Sweden, were
admitted to citizenship by Judge Hal
yesterday afternoon.
A notable organization among The
visiting bands next month, viii be the
Banda Rosa now playing In Denver
under the leadership of Sr. Sorrentlno'
Bandmaster Christensen, Of the First
infantry mas selected "A so far Of the
" applications for his band, and has
four more TO select before the number
Is complete.
The formal opening OF the elegant
quarters Of the Commercial club VIII
take place this evening at 5 o'clock A
large number OF visitors are expected
and flowers, music ana punch Will be
ON hand to entertain them.
Prof. John j. Mcclellan, acting lead
er OF the Tabernacle choir, makes a
special request that all members OF the
choir meet him at the close OF the SER
vices tomorrow afternoon for the con-
sideration OF important matters
The six acres of territory which the
district court Il few days ago ordered
10 be cut off the east side Of the city
for school purposes will be attached to
school district No. 20 known as sugar.
The transfer was made at the request
OF the people residing in the district
Members OF Troop A say they had ar
ranged with the Saltair management
for Aug. at the beach, and 10 their
establishment the date was taken IRON
them and given to the Red Men, The
troop committee having the matter IN
charge Will, II possible, get the date
restored,
In an interesting letter TO his moth
er, VIII Schoppe, Salt Lake boy who
is now Oh his way to "A. w. McCune
mine In Peru, describes his trip along
the coast OF Central America. lie says
he saw from the ship several volcanoes
with lava and smoke rising from their
craters.
Arrangements are making for a visit
OF the great pianist. Mark Hamburg,
TO this city, IN the not distant future.
Herr Hamburg has completed a sue
cessful tour In Europe ending with a
performance at the London musical fes-
tival. lie viii make a tour vi the pTin-
clpal cities Of this country later.
Leo Little, of this city, who was on
the Portland, which was for a long
time supposed to have come 10 grief
IN the ice between Portland and Nome,
writes his mother that he has landed
safely at Nome after hard trip
through the ice lasting 67 days, but
was never, however, in much danger.
Samuel l.. Hermann, somewhat
renowned organist and musical drec-
tor of Philadelphia, IS in the city visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Joseph Baumgar-
ten. Mr.. Hermann presides over the
organ In the Catholic cathedral In the
Quaker city and Is director Of the
Eighteenth National song festival This
comprises class Of 5000 voices and an
orchestra of 200 pieces
w. II. Fairbanks. formerly city editor
of the Ogden Standard, Is IN the city
from Thunder Mountain where he has
been spending the last three months
Mr.. Fairbanks says that the district
is q big fake. and that the Dewey
mines are used as a bait to draw un-
fuspecting people I'm there, Mr.. Fair
banks says there Is many mine IN
Utah that Is n far better investment
than the Thunder Mountain. He is not
bothering his head about Thunder
Mountain any more.
The funeral OF John Featherstone
one OF the victims OF the Park city
disaster, was held this afternoon from
MIS- late residence, 75 n street Under
taker Joseph r. Taylor conducting H.
The obseques over the remains OF
Christian p. Saderup and William A.
Weggeland. also victims Of the explo-
sion, will be held tomorrow, the former
at 10 a. m, at the residence OF George
Sheldon. SAC South Ninth East street.
and the letter at II noon, at the Sec
ond ward meeting house.
A man whose judgment seems to have
little 10 do with his actions, stepped
up TO the horse that pulls the merry-go-
round at Lagoon yesterday afternoon
and started to tickle the animal with
a fan The horse started out on
trot and the merry go-rOund went
whirling at a terrific rate. Two little
girls. Sarah Jane Cameron, aged "a.
and Hattie Crahbe. aged H. leaped
from the revolving object. Il was
thought at first they were frayely in
iured but after examining them Dr.
Richards said they would soon recover.
The man who caused the trouble kept
out OF sight.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Com
many was established In 1873 and has