Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-10
LATE LOCALS.

Snerll1 Mayor returned last night
from his Cache county ranch.
A second large derrick is being set
up at the Federal building site.
Samuel Newhouse gave an elegant
,heater party dinner last evening at the
Commercial club
The Twenty eighth ward Sunday
school will give social party Friday
evening, Dec, IL, In the Twenty-second
ward annex,
On Saturday morning at 10 o'clock,
Judge Stewart will reset the cases here
tofore set for trial In the civil division
OF the district court. 1a
The First Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor society contributed 81 the other
evening towards buying Christmas cal
endars for the inmates OF the state prl-
son,
The paving company has completed
the paving OF the street railway tracks
on west Third South street, and is push
ing the work on the BLOCK east Of East
Temple.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Harriet p. Lewis will be heln
Thursday ut 3 p. m. from the Twentieth
ward Westinghouse. The remains may
be viewed at 376 Fourth street after /
p. m. the day Of the funeral.
Yesterdays weather map indicates a
low barometric pressure extending from
the west over the northern part OF this
state, and rain or snow Is looked for.
Unsettled weather may be expected
this time Of the year,
Tn eHome Telephone company has
had its canvassers at work for q week
after subscribers. and while Mr. Jones
does not give the result OF their abors
| In figures, he says their efforts have
been pre-emlnently uccessful,
The following prizes were ratified OF
last night, at the Twentieth ward fair
and bazaar, Christmas fruit cake TO O.
c. Beebe one ton Of coal. James Il.
Jennings: oil painting, Ruth" by Miss
Wells, to Farley p. Pratt The fair
continues TO be gratifying success
The state board OF health has quar-
antined this state against Salmon City
] and Leesburg, Ida, where emanate
such strong stories Of smallpox raw
ages. II has been reported TO the
hoard that no effort whatever has been
made to stop the progress Of the dis
ease.
Members Of the Salt Lake Y. NJ. C. A.
are wishing more than ever that they
could have building Of their own. af.
ter reading OF the recent completion of
a 100000 building for the New Haven
Conn, Y. NJ. c. A. The building will
accommodate $500 members, and the
gymnasium alone cost s25 1000.
Local army officers suggest that the
! United States government settle the
! Venezuelan question by assuming the
Indebtedness to England and Germany,
ana compellin gthe Venezuelan govern
ment to put up" This would satisfy
| the creditor nations and maintain the
Monroe doctrine In all It's prestine puri-
| ,y.
Following was the result last night OF
the vote for the most popular lady at
| NE twentieth ward fair: Katie Hall.
| 5iSi Jennie V. Romney 435: Geneva
Clark, 2la; Margaret A. Romney. 1875;
! Janet Murdoch. l2i. Kate Naisbett 1903:
Ardella Romney, so; Mildred Hansen.
i5i jamie Cutler 40; Chloe Sharp, S5;
Mamie May. q.
Superintendent Of Waterworks Hines
reports bad break In the 6-inch water
main on Fourth East. between Fifth
and Sixth South streets last night. The
break extended the full length of one
pipe, and necessitated shutting off the
| water on that block until II Ia replaced
by new pipe. The work of putting
IN new pipe win be completed this
afternoon.
A Minneapolis, Mimi, paper Of recent
date speaks In very complimentary
terms OF Miss Adelaide Holton, former
ly supervisor of the primary grades OF
the public schools OF this city. but now
holding the same position in the Min
neapolis schools. The article states
that Miss Holton Is engaged in prepar-
Ing an exhibit OF basket work and
drawing In the primary grades 20 be
sent TO London for a permanent ex.
hibition in that metropolis, and tina,
her success In the undertaking is as.
sured.
An old-tims newspaper man sewers