Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-08

the improved brlck company "
RountihIl is turning out daily 10000
brick Of all kinds, including fine pressed
brick.
Local electricians figure that II costs
three times as much to heat car by
electricity as Il does with coal stoves.
SO the electric heater must go.
The regimental band at Fort Doug
las has now four clarinet players, which
greatly improves the bands ability to
handle concert music
The initiation fee Of the University
club goes up Jan. I TO $50, so that quite
a number Of local college men are seek
ing admission while the fee Is only $50,
Frank Moore, the keeper Of the Green
Light clubrooms on Commercial street
was sentenced by Judge Diehl this az
ternoon 70 pay fine Of 5000
Robert L. Hill Of Philadelphia, and
Amanda Jorgensen OF Saina, Utah,
were married in the county clerks
office this afternoon by Deputy Clerk
Emery.
The Ogden dam Of the Utah Light &
Power company Is full and overlooking
to the satisfaction of the management,
and the voltage over the local wires Is
now what Is expected OF H.
The city railway company is COM
plotting the extension Of its Fourth
South street line from Fourth South
and Ninth East to Seventh South TO
connect with the state prison line.
Insurance men say there Is a good
location some ways up city Creek Can
yon for a dam, and an effort VIII be
made to make that fact plain TO the
municipal powers that be-
Although bricklaylng for the winter
has ceased at the Federal building the
stonecutters continue to work as the
ctld does not freeze them up, SO when
spring comes, and construction Is re-
sumed, there will be great lot Of stone
work ready for setting.
The switching of the First and Sixth
street cars, mentioned recently In the
News took place yesterday and the
First street cars now turn west AZ
Eagle Gate and run down East and
West Temple streets.
There will be an old folks party in
the Twenty-hrst ward Westinghouse
next Friday evening. and pleasant
and entertaining program has been pre-
pared for the occasion There will be
excellent music
The junior choir of the r. C. Cathe-
oral will give a concert on the evening
of the nth IN aid Of the fund with
which To purchase music for the cathe-
.t.gl
0rganist, Is In charge OF the arrange
ments.
The state board Of education, at It's
meeting on Saturday afternoon, grant
ed q state teachers certificate to Miss
Alice NJ Herman OF the Washington
school Of this city, The next meeting
Of the board will be held in the state
superintendent Office on Dec. 90
Fish Commissioner Sharp has sent to
Plymouth. Mass, for 5000 trout eggs,
for the Utah state hatchery, and VIII
piece out with locally Matched eggs. But
anything intended in this latter line
can hardly be attempted for some sea-
sons yet
Yesterdays weather map shows very
cold weather in the north, where the
mercury fell TO Is degrees below zero
at Bismarck and Moorehead, and to
26 below az Winnipeg. Present Condi-
tions are threatening from the north
west Two and a half inches Of snow
fell at Boise yesterday.
The teachers of the various public
schools are looking forward with pleas
uyable anticipation TO the trip TO the
Lehi Sugar factory on Saturday as
guests Of the Utah Sugar company, 1t
Is anticipated that quite a number of
friends viii also accompany the teach
ers and the members Of the board OF
education on their trip.
The next meeting OF the Salt Lake
Chapter Of the American Institute OF
| Bank Clerks will se held on the nth
inst, when interesting papers will be
read by Cashier Joseph r. Caine OF
the Utah Commercial & Savings bank
and by A. H. Peabody Of the Com
mercial National
An entertainment Is being prepared
by u. G. NJ. l. people to be given as
a sort of house warming when The oifl-
ces OF the great corporation are moved
over into the new quarters. The festlv,
tiles win be held In the new annex, and
dancing aud refreshments will be fea.
tures'of the evening.
The board Of education met at noon
today to canvass the returns Of the
school board election The Second.
Third, Fourth and Fifth precincts were
canvassed without any change in the
vote as heretofore announced. The
board took Il recess until o'clock at
which time the canvass of the First
precinct will be commenced.
Glrard Hale and Asher owen, the
young men Of this city who started out
to see the world on their own account,
have been heard from at New Orleans,
where they have been trying to find
something to busy themselves with
They may go to Mobile where young
Hale has relatives.
The Brotherhood OF Railroad Train
men yesterday elected the following
officers for the ensuing year. Master
f. L. Walters; vice master, r. W.
Charlton. secretary. n. a. Williams:
Financier +. r Ripley, medical ex-
amlner, Dr. H. S Scott. +. r. Ripley
was selected delegate 10 the sixth BIZ
cnnial convention Of the brotherhood,
TO be held In Denver on May next.