Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
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LATE LOCALS,

The front stairway Of the Kenyon Is
being remodeled and improved.
Utah plums are plenty and cheap
and are selling now at IS cents a
hushel.
State Superintendent of Schools Nell
son viii visit the Agricultural college
in Logan tomorrow.
Manager Twiford of the Western Un.
ion reports business as very heavy so
that operators are working overtime.
The lightning Of yesterday burned
out number Of transformers of the
Utah Light and Power company caus-
ing that company several hundred dol
lars loss
There will be a meeting Of the Utah
State Forestry association in Supt
Nelson's office In the city and county
building on next Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock A full attendance IL desired
as there are very important matters to
consider,
Judging from the replies received on
the return cards by Secy, Harris Of the
Commercial club, $50 members Of the
club will sit down to meat at the first
banquet Of the organization to be held
In the spacious dining parlors Of the
club on the night of Nov. IL.
+. J. Arthur OF st. Johns, near stock
ton. Is "a guest at the White House on
a sorrowful errand. His daughter was
married in the parlors Of the hotel a
year ago TO a promising young stock
man, and now Mr.. Arthur Is In town to
purchase a casket for the lovely young
bride OF a year ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Calne cele-
brated the iifty-second anniversary Of
their wedding last evening, at their
pleasant home. IS B street All of the
family were present, 30 IN all, Including
grandchildren. There was a fine sup
per, music and a very enjoyable time.
The long delayed bass clarinet or,
dored by Mr., Held many, many months
ego, Is now In the New York custom
house from Paris, and will be In Salt
Lake In a few days. With the clarinet
comes a tenor saxaphone which will
give Held's band three Of these instru.
ments. Mr.. Held Is making extended
preparation fof winter concerts. and
has ordered Is symphonic works, one
being the Beethoven Fifth symphony.
1t is reported that the Kimberly peo-
nle are quietly arranging 10 heavily
increase their iron mine holdings IN
Iron county, and are looking out for
desirable townste in the vicinity Of
Inelr properties.
The secretary ot the Old Time Tele-
graphers' association proposes to give
Salt Lake a pleasant write-up in his
report OF the recent annual convention
IN this city Of the association, and has
sent on for data as to local features.
Atty. f. Holzhelmer Of Eureka is a
guest at the Cullen, after a six weeks
trip In the east, most OF the time be-
ing spent IN Chicago. Mr. Hozheimer
reports growing interest in the far
vest among easterners all sections OF
This part OF the Union coming in for
it, share OF admirers. He says there
will be no difficulty about Illinois elect
ing It's usually full quota OF Republi-
can congressman this fall.
Chief Clerk Fred Wood resigned yes.
terday. from the Kenyon hotel desk
and his place Is taken by J. u. Cum.
ming, with r. L. Kirby as the alternate.
Mr.. Wood has been with the Kenyon
for the last nine or 10 months and IL
well and favorably known in western
hotel circles. II Is not believed he Will
he idle very long.