Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-10
LATE LOCALS,

II. +. Grant Is improving. anu 10 sruu-
ually getting the better of his malaria
Hans c. Nlsen, formerly OF Denmark,
now of this city was admitted 70 cit-
zenship today by Judge Stewart.
At a special meeting Saturday after
noon of the directors Of the Agrioultur-
al college, the report Of the superin-
tendent was received, showing that the
buildings had been practically complet-
ed and the institution was now In bet
ter shape than ever before to give In
struction. The bylaws Of the college
were discussed. ana changes proposed
viii lbe made at another meeting,
Ex-senator Shoup's secretary writes
to Glenn Miller, telling him that there
will be a Republican majority Of 40 in
the next legislature. This does settle
the United States senatorship, The
Republican majority In the state keeps
rolling up with every return, sDd Is
now nearly 5000.
Miss Payne. principal OF Gordon
academy, returns from the coast tOmor-
row, much improved by her vacation.
Under her direction, the academy Is
lH'ltdoihb III hhlilDci VI pHpho anu eur
cheney.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Congregational church is preparing for
a Christmas fair to be given Dec. 10
next The ladies aid of this church has
grown to a membership Of rs.
A thrifty Davis county farmer with
six cows has been able to use what
milk from them he wanted In his family
and by sending the rest TO the cream
cry received back what butter he need
ed for his family Of II people, and $ll5
besides.
Fifteen people, mostly young people
from the Sunday school will unite next
Sunday. with the Westminster Presby-
terrain church. There are now 1870 pu-
pills in the Sunday school,
Senator C. D. Clark Of Wyoming is
a guest at the Knutsford, having
dropped In from Evanston on business
connected with local oil
bert II. Nash gained votes on Frank
trict add So 10 the Republican majority
on the head OF the ticket. Senator How
ell received lI6 votes and Judge King
lls. On the senatorial ticket Moritz re-
ceived 1903 votes and Bamberger 1863. AL
Returns from the Forty ninth city dis
u. stephens. his nearest Democratic
competitor, for the legislature,
Three nights this week--Thursday,
Friday and Saturday-the three-act
comedy, "A Family Affair" will be
given in the Second ward meeting
house. The entertainment Is for the
benefit OF the ward and among those
participating are Ed, Midgley. George
Bowles. Robert Siddoway, Mae Alder,
Louisa Midgiey and George Salisbury.
The Third quorum of Seventy win
meet In the Seventeenth ward assembly
hall this evening at 1850. a fun at.
tendance OF the members Is desired TO
consider several matters OF import
ance,
The local weather office states that
the long delayed storm is arriving
even though II be only In attachments.
and that rains may be expected for to-
night and tomorrow. IL has been rain
ing over the northwest coast and
light showers began falling In this state
this morning. There Is a general hope
that there wiil be a big fall OF snow In
the mountains.
Members ~ the Commercial club are
requested to be at the clubrooms
promptly at 1880 tomorrow evening. 50
as 60 be there In time 10 receive guests.
Several officers Of the First regiment
called on the governor recently and ur-
gently requested that he act without
further delay on the resignation Of the
brigade commander, There Is a propo-
sition on foot to consolidate the duties
Of the brigade commander and adju-
tant general in one officer.
Evangelist I. O. Martin, who Is also
a singer. Is conducting series Of re-
vivsl services at the Second Methods,
church for 10 days. and handbllls an
nouncing the same are being general
ly circulated.
The post chapel at Fort Douglas has
been given a new roof and put In bet
ter condition than at any time since Its