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

Landlord and Mrs. Don. Porter Of the
Kenyon are enjoying themselves traV-
cling through California
The Utah Democratic club viii meet
al the HEADQUARTERS 20i Mccormick
block, at o'clock tonight, \ big at
tendance Is expected
Eugene p. Bowes 26 and Florence
A. Bramwell Is, both Of Kansas city,
Mo-, were married In the county clerks
office this morning by Deputy Clerk
Emery,
The reception that was to have been
Given Chaplain and Mrs Marvin at
Fort Douglas this evening has been
Indefinitely postponed on account Of
Mrs. Maryin's illness.
The county commissioners today ap-
pointed Daniel Harrington justice OF
the peace for Sugar precinct, to M the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
j. w Musser
There will be civil service eyamina-
ton IN this city March Is for the posi-
tion OF architectural craftsman for tho
Philippine service, at $1,000 per year;
and for the position of government
printer
william j. Butterworth has been APP
Iointed by Postmaster Thomas clerk In
charge Of the Calders park office sta
ton, vice Mrs. Ella Sebree resigned.
Mr.. Butterworth is an old timer and
well known in his precinct
Great Salt lake has risen all Of one
Inch In The last two weeks, and the Of
fetal scale az Garfield now shows a
level OF inches below the zero mark.
This Is considered very slow progress,
and ]. II. White Who went over TO An
telope Island last week, SAYS he went
over dry shod from the south shore,
The telegraph wires were down yes
terday IN the east and west, and are
down this morning. IN the west be-
cause Of the tempestuous March wealth
or. There Is no settled weather In
sight, and is not likely to be for some
time.
secy. Axton OF the Y, NJ. c. A., re-
turned this morning from Pocatelo
where he made an address yesterday
afternoon before the railroad Y. NJ. c.
A. on the elements of successful
career. Mr.. Axton found an assocla-
lion at PocatellO with a membership Of
Gao young men; but only 20 OF these
are processing Christians.
Mayor Thompson has approved two
ordinances which were passed by the
city council Tuesday night. One re-
lates to the establishment Of the seal
for the new city courts as submitted.
The other authorizes the city treasurer
to Issue water scrip 70 owners Of prop
erty assessed which shall be received
as payment of water rates on the
premises against which the scrip Is is
sued
The report Of County Recorder Al
ston for February was filed with the
board OF cbunty commissioners today.
1t shows The number Of documents filed
to be 794, for which the county received
as fees SS25.05 There were 81 msce-
laneous items handled for which $Si 30
was received making the total receipts
for the month Of S90g,40 This Is an in
crease OF 5000 over the same month
last year.
Mrs. C. l.. Stevenson, her daughter,
Mrs. GarrettsOn Of Denver. and son,
Robert Of Omaha, were present at this
afternoons funeral Of the late Colonel
Stevenson Benjamin Stevenson and
his wife Of Wisdom, Mont, were unable
to reach this city in time but are ex-
pected 70 arrive tonight. As II was
not known that they could come, the
funeral arrangements had to be made
without reference to them.