Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-07
LATE LOCALS.

The employees Of the old Consolidated
Implement company will show their
good viii towards and appreciation of
their manager George A. Snow, who
has retired from his position conse-
quent upon the consolidation of. the Inn
plement company and the Coop Wagon
and Machine company, by giving ban
Quet in his honor next Saturday night
at the Knutsford hotel, Preparations
are being made to ensure its being
very successful affair
The half-tone cut OF Miss Lucy EN-
ma Gates which appeared In the
News on Wednesday evening was
from photo By Johnson
The employees Of George Mueller
proprietor of the Royal cafe, resent
the statement OF some Of the restaur.
ant strike sympathlzers that he is OPP.
posed in any way 10 union labor or to
shorter hours. They say that he now
pays better wages and gives more time
to his help than any other man en-
gagged In like business In the city. Mr.
Mueller himself says that he IL not
arrayed against the union But he
does not care to sign any contract,
particularly as the one In circulation
would give his employees no privilege
that they do not now enjoy.
President LNJ Jordan Of the Union
Stake. Oregon, arrived in Salt Lake
this morning and registered at the
White House, He is stll engaged in
getting settlers for that section Of the
country, and reports excellent progress
In his work He viii be at the White
house for several days and viii be
pleased to see prospective homeseekers
there,
The Relief Society OF the Granite
Stake will hold its conference on Tues
day, Feb 18th, beginning at 10 o'clock
a. M, in the MILFORD ward meeting
house, EMMA $. WOODRUFF.
President.
Armeda Young, Secretary
The Congregation Montefore tthe or
thodox Jews) has committee looking
up quarters for synagogue. The Con-
gfegation has been unsettled ever since
Il left the annex OF the Thirteenth ward
meeting house.
The funeral of Wayne Brown, who
died from injuries received In coast
ing, VIII be held from the residence, 66
u street, tomorrow at y. M, with
private interment at Mt. Ollvet. Rev.
Or. Paden will conduct the services
at the house II was on the ID street
hill that Capt. Woodbury., OF the Six.
teenth infantry, broke his arm In the
winter OF iSs9-gO He, with Lieut..
Gregg, and other officers and ladies'
were coasting down that hill on
double ripper when they ran into
hack at Brigham street, throwing the
entire company into the street, and In
turing the captain as mentioned. lie
was year In recovering the use OF his
arm.
Bishop Archibald Gardner of West
Jordan, Is very low at ST. Marks hos
pital through shock from an operation
on Monday last for hernia. His age,
S., Is making II difficult for him to re-
curerttc The bishop was a pioneer
Of 1871. and has been a wea known
figure In this part OF the country for
many years.
The officers Of the National Guard
resident in this city have organized q
school at the armory under the direc-
ton Of Colonel Sam Park. The hours
Of holding the officers school at Fort
Douglas prevents attendance there. 50
an evening school has been started here.
The officers meet every two weeks. The
colonel is devoting a large share OF his
time 10 the growth and development of