Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-29
LATE LOCALS.

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Referee Williams IN the federal court.
secy Nelson Of the Republican state
committee has gone TO Seyler county,
| where his mother Is lying critically ILL.,
Mrs, Munck died Thursday night at
her home In Murray. Funeral from the
Baptlst church In Murray, Sunday at
IL o'clock noon
G, II. Hardng Is the new superlntend-
ent of the FIRST Congregational chufch
Sunday school, succeeding John r. AK
ton, become army chaplain.
Albart White Of Sandy, son Of the
late Geo. White OF the Twentieth
ward, having undergone an operation,
Il lying In a very critical condition at
St. Marks hospital.
The r. NJ. Bell Telephone company is
preparing for the expected move by the
Ogden City Council 10 crder certain Of
the streets paved. C. lults for the
telephone wires will then be built at
once.
There is a disheartenlng shortage Of
water In both big Cottonwood and In
Ogden canyons, so that the Utah Light
Power company is finding It hard
trial and trlbulation to furnish all the
fluid that the increasing demands of
this city call for.
Mrs. II. d. Ellcrbeck and her daugh-
tiers, Ada and Geneve and Miss Geneva
Felt VIII arrive tomorrow afternoon
from Colorado, where they have been
for three months past. Miss Ellerbeek
VIII be az home for the present al Mrs.
G. 4. Felts, Al, East First North.
The large delivery wagon of vogeler
4 Co. was loaded too heavily this morn
ing with hay and farm products. and
when the wagon struck the railway
tracks at Godbe Pitts corner the whole
thing went by the board. The street
was Uttered up for some time before IL
could be cleared.
Mayor Thompson today approved the
resolution adopted by the council
Wednesday night providing that the
bin OF the Salt Lake Electric Supply
company OF $4,000, for streeS lighting
during the Elks convention, be paid out
Of the new Jail fund.-
/. X, Pastroush has been heard from
at Chicago where he has gone TO work
for a local metal establishments His
late associates here express their belief
that the young man will return to Salt
Lake, settle up his accounts, and set
tie down TO business again.
Land and Water Commissioner Fish.
err will be compelled to turn of the wa
ter In the city canal tonight between
Eleventh and Twelfth South streets In
LA "a III Al.
canal for the new water main. The
water win be turned back however.
just as soon as the job Is completed
which will probably be tomorrow about
3 o'clock.
When the last train pulls out OF La
COON on Monday, Labor day, the re-
sort VIII close Cor the season, after the |
most prosperous summer that has been |
enjoyed by that resort. Just when |
Saltalr will close down Is al this time !
not settled, for 1t all depends on the
weather.
The miners OF the Silver King will |
furnish the trowel which Is 10 be used
Sunday at the laying OF the Miners |
Home, and the Inscription on the same
reads, Presented 10 Mrs Mary Judge
by the miners OF the Silver King, on the
occasion OF the laying Of the corner
stone of the Judge Miners Home, Aug.
u, 1909 Mrs. Judge is at present in
california.
a sample stained glass window val
led AT $500 viii be received In this city
or the first Presbyterian church, I'm
he fall The Western Slope introduce
ion company have in their Dooly block
'fllce water colored and very elegant
designs for glass windows from Chica-
20 which viii be submitted to Bishop
leonard for placement In st. Marks
athedral.
There Is a prominent little group OF
hio knights OF Pythias in town today.
lking In the sights en- route home
-om side trip from San Francisco 10
os Angeles. They are Charles and
amuel Stclgner, Edward Williams.
ames Rutherford. and Claude vii on,
II OF Akron. This Is their first rim
ITO the great west, and they express
7 great admiration for the mountains.
Ut none whatever for the sage brush
nd desert.
There was a largely attended and
interesting meeting last
'enlng OF the Fort Douglas Christian
ndeavor IN the post chapel II was
ade lively by the presence OF Rev.
Simpkin OF the Phillips church In
lis city, Chaplains Marvin and Ak.
N OF the army, Mrs. J.. r.. Shepard
nd many other Endeavorers from the
irst Presbyterian church. with Mrs.
I'd Miss Wake who are always there.
he, soldiers are noting the advent OF
'ople from town and are beginning to
tend themselves In larger numbers.
The Utah Light and Power Company
rs arranged FOR an increase Of rs
over by $500 horse power. one thou.