Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-19
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and wear artillery uniforms.

artillery branch Of the uniformed rank,
and wear artillery uniforms.
The voting contest for the most pop
ular lodge at the late convention did
not come to anything. The scheme fell
flat, for no one seemed to take any
interest In it, and the total proceeds
OF the vote was -four dollars and two
bits" The management declined TO
let the elk go without the receipts
showing up to at least 5000.
Michael Marine, young man 20 years
of age, who resides with his parents at
1853 south. Fifth West street, was COM
mitted to the insane asylum at Provo
today by Deputy County Clerk Ell
dredge and Drs. Mayo and A. c, Young
The unfortunate man has been subject
to epileptic fits for some time past. and
the class Of his insanity Is designated
as epileptic mania.
Waldermar Young, who has been do
ing reportorlal work on the News
during the vacation period, and Lee
Dinwoodey. both of this city, will leave
for California In the morning to enter
the Leland Stanford university, where
they are students. Mr.. Young viii this
year edit the college paper, the Sequoin.
This will be his third year In the school
and II will be- Mr., Dlnwoodey's second.
Both are known as earnest and steady
students and II is confidently believed
that each will finally leave the lDstitu-
ton with marked honor attaching to
their work.
An eastern electrician told reporters
recently that II was doubtful II electro
cutions clectroouted in every case. and
that IL was really the autopsies that did
the execution, oTht electrician also
stated his belief that there were cases
In which, supposedly electrocuted Grim
inals Rad been buried alive. Manager
Campbell OF the Utah Light & Power
company, EXPRESSED the opinion today
that the current actually did its work,
and fatally paralyzed the nervous
centers. However. in some of the ear.
lier executions before the operation
was thoroughly understood, there
might have been occasional instances
where the work was improperly done.
A prominent dealer says theis Is not
and has not been for two months any
Oregon Hour In the market; neither has
there been any other -four than the
Utah article, except such eastern flours
az are necessary TO mix with Utah
aour TO produce very light breads. At
the same time, II Is argued that II
more care was taken In growing grain
in this state, It would not be necessary
to ship in eastern grain 10 supply the
gluten In the bread that the Utah floui
lacks, Other sections renew their seed
from tine 10 time, sending as far
away as Turkey and Russia for fresh
seed, while In this state growers keep
on with the same old seed, and the re-
suit Is deterioration,
Contractor Campbell - the federal
building says that a change of site
would mean the necessity Of his exeout-
ing q new bond, the material alteration
OF the plans Of the building, and other
delays which would postpone the work
for some time. However. some business
men claim that the delays would b.
more than compensated by the adyan-
taees to l'c gained The building will
be too small In d few years as the city
grows, just as the public building In
Denver is now much too small for the
calls male upon it, II is claimed that
the government might better buy an
other site. where the subsoil Is not To
be Questioned. and sell the present site
for n good sum. The present cost be-
ing but ons dollar. the profit to be
derived ~ sale would far exceed the
expense entailed by the change.
Chief Clerk Joseph Henshaw Of the
Knutsford hotel has handed in his res
ignation 20 Landlord Holmes. 10 take
effect September next Col. Henshaw
Is a veteran and a success In the hotel
business, having been In the harness
for % years. Tie came originally from
New York City, where his father was
interested In maratime operations, and
has since coming west ofiioiated as chief
clerk with the Ryan House in st. Paul.
then with the Brown Palace Hotel I'm
Denver, and for nearly four years has
been with the Knuteford In this city.
Col, lIenshaw has been q faithful and
accomplishing tpiler. Even when worn
out and really unable TO be on duty, he
was at his post as usual and as aifable
and as ufbane as ever. Col. Henshaw
viii be very much missed by the tray-
cling public, He leaves hotel life to
enter the service Of the Manhattan
Mining company Of Frisco. with head
quarters In this city, In which change
his host OF friends wish him every sue
cess, and much needed rest