Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-16

the district court for q divorce from
her husband, lsadore Schwartz, on the
grounds Of cruelty, habitual drunken
ness and failure 10 support The par
ties were married In New York on Oct.
IS, 1870.
The Joint committee that has in hand
the reception 10 be rendered Senator
Rawllns at Lagoon on Thursday met
at a late hour this afternoon at the of
flee OF George d. Alder in the McCor-
nick block for the purpose Of perfect
ing the arrangements. The program
had not been formulated at the time
the News" went to press but II Is UNI
derstood that II will consist Of num-
Der OF short speeches by the most
prominent Democratic orators In the
state, the evening to conclude with
grand ball.
Services over the remains OF Nathan
Gedge Of Brighton were held at the
Thirty second ward meeting house sat
urday at 1890. The house was crowded
with the friends and relatives Of the
deceased. The pulpit and casket were
covered with beautiful flowers and APP
Dropriate and consoling remarks were
made The deceased was a man OF ex-
ceptlonal character and was prominent
In ward AFFAIRS and will be greatly
missed.
Major Bird has returned from a legal
trip to Gunnison and western Colorado.
He says the fishing In that country Is
something immense, and that a party
OF three in one and half hours, the
other day, caught q trout. The major
reports the ranches and ranges as look
ing very promising, and the state In
general is in better shape than ever be-
fore.
The concert given yesterday after
noon at Liberty Park by Helds band
was attended by about 1000 people, the
largest attendance yet. The manage
ment of the band calls attestion to the
need of seating accommodations for
the large crowds who come out TO lis
ten to the music, also the need Of q
band stand for the musicians. This
last Is very much needed. The most
popular selection on the program yes
terday was the Holy City.
The telephone company management
has under consideration the placing OF
the band stand at Fort Douglas so that
the concerts given by the band can be
heard wherever telephone connections
may be made.
There win be civil service examina-
lions In this city July SO for the post
ton OF watch officer on the coast and
geodetlc survey. with age limit at "a
to IS years. also for the position Of
Finnish interpreter qualified to speak
Russian and Swedish, in the lmmigra-
| ton service. with salary at 81 1900 per
annum also, for position Of deck OFF,
Ger, coast and geodetic survey; also,
! July 10, for position Of laboratory as
sistant, national bureau Of standards.
| with salary at $500 10 81 400, also IL, for
| position of aid coast and geodetic sur
yey. with salary at 500 per year. and
age limit Of is TO rs years: also, July To-,
for position Of assistant In road ma
terial laboratory, bureau Of chemistry.
department Of agriculture, with salary
| OF $500 per annum; also assistant
(piece work computor) naval obserya-
tory and Nautical almanac office.
o. ]. Salisbury Jr and Robert w.
| Salisbury, sons of 0. j Salisbury, who
| nave tOHlpleltu tnell lIthilIldn year at
Cornell, are at home for the summer
The Mortensen jury, by its foreman,
II, 7. Shurtliff, wishes to express It's
thanks and appreciation through the
columns OF the News for the cour-
tesles extended by the salt Lake City
Street Railway conRany, the manage
ment OF the Salt Lake Theater. the
Salt Palace and Calder's Park. The
gentlemen OF the jury were so kindly
treated by the parties named that they
4, decided to take this means Of express
ing their thanks,
The Intermountain School and Cor
respondence company filed It's articles
Of Incorporation with the county clerk
today The capital stock Is $4,000 In
$4,000 shares Of 81 each. w. f. Pierce
Is president and treasurer; n. II. ia
cobs, vice president; j. b. Herbert.
secretary The object Of the corpora .
ton Is to furnish thorough and scien.
the literary and business education BY