Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


Most Of the city officials have re-
ceived their warrants, aggregating Vs.
9S9.22.
Clerk Moreton OF the board OF edueas
tion today paid out 1857 to the janitors
OF the public schools.
The ladies' auxiliary TO the Y. NJ. G.
A. held its regular monthly meeting
In the parlors OF the association late
this afternoon.
Spring goods are being received at
the local dry goods stores, but II will
be two weeks yet before much of a dis
play Of spring fashions win be made.
Rev Mr.. Goshen, pastor OF the First
Congregational church OF Ogden,
breaches tomorrow morning IN the
First Congregational church OF this
city.
Mai G.. s. Young OF the Eighteenth
infantry commanding officer at Fort
Douglas, and Mrs Young are receiving
Gov. Wells and stan this afternoon at
the post
The regular meeting of the Veteran
Firemen will be held at 271 Canyon
Road March Q, at 1880 o'clock. A full
attendance IL required, as officers are
10 be elected.
Fred l.. Libby has been made let.
ter carrier for this city, TO take the
place Of c. c. Cummns, who has re-
signed TO go to Indian Territory where
he Is to engage In business.
A. w, Caine, Sr., who has long been
no well known here IN the bicycle and
sporting goods business, leaves today
for Missoula, Mont, with his family,
and viii ranch II" hereafter
w. IL. Farnsworth, father OF the
child treated by Mrs. r. ID. Klmball,
sent statement TO the News" last
night to the effect that the child under
discussion Is progressing favorably.
Mrs. Bond has large placard done
up In black Grape hung in her Testau-
rant window, on which Is recorded this
gentle sentiment. I'm memory OF the
Cooks and Walters Union"
The work of turning out the telephone
directories Of the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company for the next twelve
months has just been awarded TO the
Deseret News job and bindery depart.
ments.
A, L. Louder who was injured about
nine weeks ago In cave.in at the
Daly-West mine at Park City, has left
the Holy Cross hospital but II viii he
some time before he will be able " 80
20 work
News is received IN this city OF the
death at Chicago OF the mother Of Mrs,
John M. Zane, Mr.. Zane hurried east
at the conclusion OF the mining case in
consequence OF his mother-lI-laws Ill
ness.
Mrs. G, L. Stevenson arrived from
Denver last night, in response to the
message sent announcing the sudden
death OF her husband in this city. Their
daughter, Mrs. Garrettson arrives to-
night, from Denver.
II, Il. Parlhurst, local manager for
the Pacific Underwriters, leaves early
In the week for Brigham City and the
northern part Of the state to look over
Insurance conditions there, and later
goes on to Idaho for the same purpose.
Secretary Axton OF the Y. NJ. C. A.
goes TO Pocatello tonight, TO make an
address tomorrow afternoon before the
Pocatello Y. NJ, G. a, The latter as
ISOLATION has arranged 10 have speak.
ers each Sunday from Salt Lake. Og-
den or other points where good men are
TO be obtained.
Beginning next week Father NJ. cur
ran VIII canvas Salt Lake for the pur-
pose OF compiling census OF the CNth.
ole population Of this city. Al the
same time Father Curran will act as
the accredited agent Of the Intermoun-
tain Catholic and win endeavor to pro-
mote its circulation.
Albert Bower the ll-year-old son Of
DR. Bower, was playing with his little
brother yesterday afternoon when the
latter threw a pair OF scissors in fun
and they penetrated Alberts side 10 a
depth OF one inch. The wound bled
profusely for some time, but no serious
consequences are expected.
The street railway company is tear
Ing up the old and complicated net
work Of tracks at the junction of State
and First streets. and VIII replace them
with a single track and switches II Is
the intention also TO take up one Of the
two tracks on First street hill, and
make one track do the work.
AT the meeting Of the Federation Of
Labor last night the matter OF admit
ting the Cooks and Waiter alliance,
came up, and after q spirited discus
sion, was referred to the committee on
arbitration rhe federation declared
the Wilcox n Walker stone yard to be
unfair.
General Manager Murray OF the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
Lany, has ordered the material for the
Thunder Mountain line which viii be
run from Boise. He has also ordered
work 70 begin on conduit extension OF
NE cable lines from the Knutsford