Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
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Telephone connection with Casper,
Wyo.. was opened today,
The funeral of Mrs A. Grundfor VIII
take place from her late residence III
west Sixth North street, Sunday March
o. at 2 D. m. lnterment at Mt. Oliyet
cemetery.
The prize offered by Galloway, Hook
end Francis for the best design for q
vase got up by nfth grade pupils OF
the public schools, has beer awarded to
the NTH grade OF the Jackson school
The guards Of silver Maple Circle,
Women OF Woodcraft, win give a bas-
ket social and musical entertainment
IN odd Fellows temple next Friday
evening
James Rae left for Montpelier, Idaho.
this evening with a carload Of Import
ed horses Among the lot were such
notable animals as Young Lord Lyn'
doch, Clydesdale Roosevelt, French
draft horse. the French Percheon
Chamlllan, and the prize winning SUI
folk stallion, Lord Kltchner.
James lngebretsen Of Ogden and p G.
Evans OF this city have established
themselves as law firm In the d. +.
Walker building here. The young men
have purchased the office furniture aud
library Of 1000 volumes belonging TO
David Evans, and they will occupy
rooms 1924 In the building named.
In the case Of Katie Wlseman the
young girl charged with stealing and
incorrigihility, Asst County ATTY. Loot
borrow asked Judge Dlehl thls morning
10 make an order releasing the girl up
ON her own recogniZance The order
was made. II Is understood that her
brother has taken her under his man
agement and will care for her In the
future.
General Manager Murray of the II.
NJ. Bell Telephone company has re-
celved many requests from time TO time
from people In the outlying districts
for telephone connection, so he liz plan
ming TO place phones In districts outly-
ing from telephone centers or along toll
lines where 10 or more subscribers can
be found within convenient distance
from the line. The cost OF the service
viii be from $50 to 81 per month.
II. Il. Glbbon is in Washington. A
special to the Los Angeles Times says
that Mr.. Gihbon lunched with several
members OF the house rivers and har-
bors committee and he gathered from
what all these gentlemen said to HIN
that the fight over San Pedro inner
harbor has come TO an end for all time,
and that hereafter Congress will regard
this work as having been fairly entered
upon by the United States, and there
fore one to be completed
A new street car regulation has heo1
posted on the bulletin board al the
barns OF the company here. Hereafter
the gates and chains on platforms are
not to be opened for the entrance OF
exit OF passengers, At the same time
employees are notified that they must
not lay violent hands on passengers
The car crews are now wondering how
they can restrain the man who wishes
TO make a flying connection and trans.
fer and who, In order TO accomplish
this, insists in fracturng the first
named rule.
Robt. f. Brighton, who came dowr
from the head Of Big Cottonwood Can.
yOu lut OllltT utNt says Aildl AHt lfNfN
storms have made wonderful change
in the deposits of the snow IN IN,
mountains. Two months ago there was
not more than two feet OF snow on tn,
level at Brighton; now there are six
and wind storms have banked the snow
up solid into the gulches. Mr.. Brighton
now thinks that the water outlook fol
next year Is quite favorable as far a
the supply from the Cottonwood re
Rlons is concerned.
The Universal Associates met OF
Wednesday night, introducing ney
candidates. and listening to q muslca
and literary program, in which some o.
the best artists IN the city took part
The order gave another social on Fri
day night In the |. O. o. +. hall, II
which card games followed the intro
duction OF candidates. The order ex
tends an invitation TO the public 4
attend its social functions, on the frs
and third Wednesdays and Fridays o
the month