Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The water works inspectors find on
making their rounds that citizens are
very generally obeylng the warning to
he use OF water and no arrests have
been made.
The bicycle ordinance Is openly yio-
lated daily by riding on the sidewalks
OF the prohibited district The offend.
trs are almost entirely women and half
grown children.
J. c. Sullivan, u delegate to the og-
den convention from Eureka, had
Lad fall yesterday while running 10
catch a car. AS a result he will be laid
up for several days,
Miss Jessie Alderman, international
representative OF the w c. t. u, VIII
address the Christian Endeavor society
OF the state prison tomorrow morning
A number of endeayorers VIII 90 down
from this city.
The health Office has granted per-
mission for the shipment of the re-
mains of Miss Charlotte Russell, the
young woman shot by McCasln, to
Greenwich, Conn. Undertaken Joseph
William Taylor will direct the ship
ment.
Prof. Richard Z. Ely, one OF the pro-
foundest and best informed students
OF social economics In the country ana
an author and lecturer OF renoWn, ~
in Salt Lake City gathering informa-
ton for an article on the economic con-
ditions Of Utah TO be written for Harp
er's Weekly.
Yesterday Councilman j. s. Dave
Ter filed complaints with Clerk walter
Meeks OF Judge Diehls court against
Joseph Il. Game and q. >. Holmes
charging them with violating the
smoke ordinance. The places com
plained of are the Hooper block and the
knutsford hotel.
The gymnasium classes In the Y. Nj.
c. a. have been re-arranged for the
season. The boys from TO IL and IL
TO l6 will use the gym from lO;So to
1880 a. IN. Saturdays. The other and
older boys will exercise on Tuesdays
$50 to 4:3o p. M, and on Saturdays
from 9:l5 TO 1915 a. m.
The Pocatello Tribune was serenaded
last night, from this city over the tele-
phone wires, and on Editor George lit
laying the receiver down on the table
II was noted that the horn I'm Salt Lake
could be heard all over the editorial
rooms at Pocatelo, $50 miles distant
Fort Benton, Mont, 59l miles distant
was also serenaded, and notwithstand-
ing unfavorable conditions, the music
was heard there, too.
In order that the news OF the Repub-
lican nominations at ogden Thursday
might be carried 20 all parts OF the
t.nuothla fha tNptt -
issued a second edition of its Semi
Weekly late last night, the force OF
mailing clerks. press men and compost
tors being held over TO issue the ex-
ira, which went out on this mornings
mails. The first edition, which had 10
be issued 10 catch last nights out of
Town trains. had the Ogden proceedings
up 10 that hour. but. OF course, did not
contain the names Of the nominees.
The Mountain Home lrrigating. Ligh.
and Power company, a salt Lake cor
roration, has filed its articles in the
county clerks office. The capital stock
OF the company is $500 00o, divided into
shares Of the par value OF 81 each. The
object OF the company is 10 acquire and
operate electric light power and irri-
eating plants In Gilmore county, Idaho
George l.. Nye is president; W. ].
Turner, vice president; r. z. Sears,
secretary, and A. c. Smith, treasurer.
The company owns l.2iO acres OF placer
lands in Ada county, Idaho and fran
chlse for an electrical plant at Noun
tain Home, Idaho
organists Mcclellan played the
following interesting program yes.
terday morning at the Taber-
nacle for the visiting teleg-
raphers. Pilgrims Chorus" from
sTannhauser: Spring Son" Mendels-
,ohn: ITO a Wild Rose" Mcdowell:
ensemble singing. male quartet; Der.
ceiise." Goddard, with violin by G.. II
SHELTON, harp by Mr.. Howard OF Den
yer, and organ accompaniment By Mr..
Mcclellan: ave Maria" Mascagni by
Miss Lulu Gates; "Ohertory In G.
wely: Star spangled Banner" The
audience was delighted with the magnl-
sasnt instrument