Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05

cations Is being put In.
Irving w. Elliott special agent Of
the postofilce department. IN charge OF
cancelling machines Is in the city ON
a regular business tour.
Henry fitzpatrick and George Mayor
| both formerly OF Scotland, but now OF
| THIS CITY, We're admitted to citizenship
today by Judge Morse.
The letter carriers are around toavs
| oent down under the load of two days
mails, ana loking as though they had
woe enough for one day.
The Veteran Firemen Will hold n
regular monthly meeting Monday
evening In the Canyon Road hall, where
a fuli attendance Is requested.
d. +. Grant has received telegram
from hia brother, Apostle Heber ].
Grant stating that he and mis- party
were now on the water having set sail
on July |.
Mary Il. G. Cannon has transferred
10 John A. Silver, for $4,000, 2OOx555 feet
OF ground in block 4. plat c. The prop
erty Is situated in the extreme south
western part Of the city.
The Cambrian Choral society win
meet for special rehearsal at i:S0 to-
morrow In the Sixteenth ward meeting
house. Prof. Giles requests a fu. at
tendance Of the members.
The A new uniforms for Held's band
musicians VIII arrive today from tn.
eastern manufacturers, They are OF
fine, seal brown cloth, and are some
thing entirely new in the line Of band
uniforms.
Hon. George w. Sears. general super
lntendent of salaries and allowances in
the postoflice department, who has
been stopping In this city for a few
days, left today for San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Huffaker and Emma and
Carl, her two children are visiting at
the homes Of Rachael Hamlln and L.
w. McAllister expecting to remain
here two months. Mrs. Hufaker ~
from Silver City, la.
In the absence of Evan Arthur, direc-
tor OF the Salt Lake Glee club. who
has gone TO Los Angeles, Prof. Henry
f.. Giles would be pleased to meet the
members OF the club at 4.30 tomorrow
afternoon, in the Sixteenth ward meet
ing house.
Hon. Moses Thatcher viii address the
conjoint session Of the Mutual Improve
nent association OF the Eighteenth
ward tomorrow night on the subject OF
Mexico and Mexican Matters" The
choir VIII also render special musical
program.
The mercury went down to As early
this morning and rain fell. But the
clouds cleared away by II o'clock and
the remainder OF the day, though bright
ana clear, was cool and pleasant An
area of high pressure has set In on the
4cst, so that bright weather is prom
Manager s. f. Boyd OF the White |
Knob Copper Mining company OF Mac |
kay, is at the Knutsford with his fam |
lily en- route north from an eastern bust |
ness trip. He regrets very much the |
condition OF the market which rendered |
necessary the shutting down Of the |
mine.
ID. A. Callahan was at New London |
when the Yale-H Harvard boat races |
were rowed. and felt so good over the |
university contest that he almost fell |
into the river In turning a double back |
somersault. Mr. Callahan attended |
the Yale commencement, and is other
wise intellectually disportlng himself
on Monday morning at / o'clock the
board Of public works will have a spe-
clal meeting. Among the special mat
tiers before the board Is the opening OF
bids for the construction OF the fire
cisterns to be located IN the business
portion of the city for the better pro-
lection OF the city against serious con-
flagrations.
j. w. Zevely Of the interior DEPART
ment at Washington Is guest al ssle
Knutsford hotel. lie has been holding
a hearing at Evanston In the case OF
the oil syndicate against the Uf'>r Pa
cifc in the struggle for the poe ssion
OF the famous well Mt Aspen tunnel,
and viii make his report 10 the de-
partment on the same.
The sample fender for trial on one OF
The street cars 81 this city has arrived
from Denver and is at the railway barn
whore II Is the object OF much curiosity
TO the employees Of the road. They seem
iothink that as a broiler for steaks,
Il would be a success, but for railway
they doGt know, A
trial VIII be given II.
The management OF the lake an/ park
escorts are beating their breasts and |
falling upon the powers of retribution |
o camp on the trail OF the clerk OF the |
Weather and make things hot for him
because Of the cold snap which beat
hpn ouf ~ a hip Eottrth ~ I,,i.. l,,t |