Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-03

| Third South street between State and
West Temple streets provision being
made for double curve approaching
Main street from the west. This is IN
advance OF the paving
William j. Douglass today fled suit
against the Studebaker Brothers Manu-
featuring company to collect 1892, al
legged 70 be due for two bugRes and a
wagon sold TO defendant at Payson on
February Is. 1899.
Joseph Smith, aged "A, and Mrs. r.
J. HOLMAN. aged 90 both OF Basin, Mon.
tana. were married at the county build.
Ing this afternoon by Deputy County
Clerk Emery. The couple Will spend
heir honeymoon IN Salt Lake after
which they will return to their Montana
home.
Dean Eddie OF st. Marks cathedral
leaves on the 18th inst. on HIS trip to
Scotland where his family have pre-.
coded him. He Will return with them
about the middle OF October. The ca
thedral pulpit will be supplied In the
meantime by the bishop and other
clergy"
Miss Rosalle Pollock win leave to-
morrow afternoon for Minneapolis TO
attend the forty first session OF the
National Educational association which
convenes In that city on July 7. and
VIII last until July IL. After the con-
ventlon Miss Pollock will spend the re-
mainder OF her vacation In the east,
returning to this city In August.
Official returns Of the reading Of the
lake level on the official scale at Gar
field, show the level TO be nine Inches
below the zero mark, a shrinkagc Of
two Inches IN two weeks. The reading
for one year ago at this time was one
foot, i've inches above, so that the
lake continues two feet lower than II
was one year ago.
Mrs John Wellharte Is entertaining
this afternoon 30 ladies of the csmes
H. Mexican post. OF which she Is a
member, az her residence, 723 Eleventh
East street She Is assisted by her
charming daughters, Miss Pearl and
Miss Flora Drehmer and strawberry.
lemonade and cake are being
served during the AFTERNOON. A lawn
fcte Is part OF the entSianment.
President Thomas w. Judd of the
state board Of horticulture Is a guest at
the Cullen from St. George. He says
that the fruit crops of the basin are In
fine condition, and that there should
be fine display both In the Washing
ton county and State fairs this fall.
But north of the rim OF the basin the
May frosts have played havoc with the
fruit In Iron, Beaver. Willard and Sc
yler counties. Mr.. Judd thinks the
county fair win be big
success this year.
Priest. Fish Of the American Bell
Telephone, and Telephone and Tele-
graph companies, and party, ere now
In Montana, and will meet |
Prest. Wallace OF the Rocky Mountain |
Bell Telephone Company in the Yellow
stone park whence they will come TO |
his city July IL, before proceeding east. |
While In the Rocky mountain country, |
prest. Fish Is being shown the work. |
ngs Of the system Of the Rocky Noun |
ain Bell Telephone company, Of which |
lie Is making a close inspection.
II certainly pays the county to |
lave commissioners who stand In with |
he weather man. Several meetings !
igo the county commissioners decided
o go to the expense OF having the /
highways surrounding Murray for
radius Of about mile, well
'e no dust to interfere with Murray's |
Celebration Of the Fourth Arrange
nents had been made for the sprink-
Ing 10 be done and the sprinkler had
zen engaged, but the rain has relieved
Il