Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15
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| tons substituted for two unknown ones
appearing on the printed program.
Troop A Is doing itself proud since
the court martial ruction Of the last
week, and the last drill night, every
man was on deck right side up with
care, so that when lined up with full
company front the file extended clear
across the drill room.
Inspector Norman b. Conger of the
y. :. weather bureau found yesterday,
In DR. Chandler playmate Of his youth
whom he had not seen In 30 years. The
two were very glad to meet each other
again. Russell T.. Tracey proved to be
another friend whom Mr.. Conger had
not seen for many years.
A representative Of Fitzpatrick Bros.
d Collins estimated today that the great
fill between Promontory and the west
shore will require over 2O,0O00OO yards
of rock and dirt. as the water Is 30 feet
deep for a considerable distance. The
work Is expected 70 be finished by next
fall. Sa b.
The Phillips Congregational church
will hold special musical service to-
morrow at the $50 Vespers service.
Chapman, and Mr.. Bentley, also two
numbers by the mems quartet. and
three numbers by the choir. The church
took in $50 at its dinner at the Y, M. Q.
A. this week.
The new assistant cashier OF Wells
Fargo Bank In this city, Ii John u.
Miles, who has been for the last three
years assistant cashier at the Portland
establishment He Is now arranging to
bring his family from Portland for resi-
dence in this city. Mr. Miles is young
man Of recognized financial ability, and
will do we'll here.
Utah turkeys are numerous enough
at present to supply the local demand,
so dealers say, and are bringing 70
cents pound. The birds now IN the
market appear to be IN prime condition
and look very toothsome, However,
eastern turkeys viii be coming into the
Salt Lake markets next week. and there
Will then be tendency OF prices to
fall,
The new annex Of the z. C. NJ. !. has
been completed, and the fixtures are
now being put into position. The lower
floor Will be utilized by the dry goods
l ~ H.
all four Of its new automatic stokers In,
and In good working order. The fireman
does not now have the .nue cleaning TO
do he had before the change, and the
smoke question Is reduced to nullity.
Prominent members OF the Liquor
Dealers association do not conceal their
satisfaction at the arrest Of the drug
gists charged with selling intoxicating
drinks contrary TO the statutes herein
made and provided" Charlie Auer re-
marked this morning that If the drug
stores sold only to men, II would not
b. 80 bad. But llquored soda water
hes been largely sold to women and
children, and many woman and child
has acquired taste for drink In this
way.
According to the local Catholic church
authorities the million and half to
come from the Mexican government to
the church In the southwestern part OF
this country will only amount to one
half OF the figure mentioned above az
Mexican money is only one-half in value
OF United States money. Then the $780,
600 IL to be divided between the ARCH
dioceses Of San Francisco and Santa Fe,
ramento, Boise and Salt Lake, also, the
jesuit and Dominican orders the COM
mission which has been working on the
case, and lastly, but by no means
leastly, the attorneys. In fact. Bishop
Seaman doubts II this diocese receives
much over $4,000.
It was decided last evening by Syl-
vester Cunningham. owner of the
Knutsford, to do what was outlined in
the News" several weeks ago, viz, 10
make an eight-story addition to the
hotel, on the state street plat TO the
north OF the building for 60 feet. Work
will begin in the spring, and when
completed the Knutsford will have $50
more rooms and all the accompanying
improvements. There Is to be l5-foot
space between the present building ana
the new one. after the style OF the
Angelus in Los Angeles, and many
other large living structures going up
about the country and special fea-
ture will be the cafe The improvement
will probably cost 100000