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

pany is figuring with the cpv -,
county authorities with a view ~ r "uu
ting In q furnace under one NJ ~
boilers In the county building =, ''iwu
thought that the smoke nuisance car
better abated by the public bnIiS1ngg,
taking the first steps In the matter
The county commissioners won, M,
TINS AFTERNOON to investigate the ro,,o
or the new canal which Georoe
Lowe and Others have asked permisslos
to construct along the countv roo.
about two and a half miles west OF tbs
city the canal viii be quite n lnrgo
one, IL feet wide. ana four fee, Geen
and viii be used for rriga ding tho An{,
OF petitioners lying north Of the saItei,
tracks. '''"''
Fifteen musicians TUNED out at as,
evenings rehearsal Of the orchestra n,
the First Congregational sunlev
school, including eight ,iollnlsts Tx
rehearsal was success, and tho ~.
chestra VIII be able to play wraumerel
as voluntary at next sundays aver.
clses. The orchestra viii be photo.
graphed next Thursday evening Nv
iiashllght,
Mrs Sarah Leggett, an aged lady
who has resided IN this city for many
years, died at the home VI some OF nj
friends at Pennington este.day after.
noon Her demise was caused by gen
eral debility resulting from old sva
Mrs. Leggett was a aaiiye vi England
having been born In suffolk county. s5
years ago. The funeral viii be hed
from the Twenty-frst ward meeting
house Saturday at 1880 a. m.
The ladies auxiliary o. me Y. NC
A, VIII celebrate the arrival OF the SIM
over the equator on the 2ls, inst. b,
giving u spread IN the association
rooms TO the get one" club of the y
NJ, G, A. This club was oreanz A
some months ago BY number Of mem.
bers Of the Y NJ G. A., to increase the
membership of the as relation, and
each member OF club who has
brought in a new man, win be given
seat at the spread The fact that The
best looking girls In the auxiliary have
been selected TO walt on the boys, has
spurred the latter on to extra exertIM
In making a membership record, arl
the young man bringing in the gfeal.
est number of new members viii grace
the head OF the table with the pretllost
Hebe In the auxiliary at his beck and
call.
The headquarters Of committee Of the
Commercial club is understood to favor
the former Short Line building, and Il
Is believed the report will read that
way when II is made next week As
one OF the committee remarked today,
II Is time We were escaping from our
rrovnciallsm. There Is more than one
street In this city, and all the desirable
locations are not on Main street, There
are others. In villages the Main street
Is the commercial all In all | hope
Salt Lake has outgrown this"
The street railway management has
given up the idea OF twelve windows
on account of their great length, and
the fact that they would have TO run
largely empty for so much Of the day.
And then the call for unusually large
cars viii be supplied by the new eX'
cursiOn cars to be secured In the spring
from the east
Phil Margetts and company will ap.
pear In Forest Dale this evening AMI
tomorrow night. "phil's Birthday ana
"Grandfather's Mistakes are the olls
with speclalties between acts
David Keith has returned from BIS
California trip, and work Is expected
10 shortly begin on the proposed new
business structure on the Walker house
site.
Local fire Insurance agents belelr
that the companies will work towards
the equalization OF rates In this cry
rather than take any steps towards
cancellation OF any policies ralsips
rates in some instances and Lowering
them in others.
Eggs are today selling for 70 cents,
as the Utah hens are now beginning T"
do their duty.
Two church building committees AZ
deep In the depths Of uncertainty ~ w.
matter of selection Of plans suuhilu'
to them for new houses Of worship W.
the First Presbyterian church ana NY
Forest Dale ward meeting house
each case there are four sets OF plan ~,
and the trouble Is that while eacn ,sb
is intrlnsically different from ever. vi
or. all possess merits when nlan. Oaiy
hard to size them all up comparau'ep
In a short time.
The trustees OF Gordon Academy w.
ceived this morning from NoiVcs'NI,
Mass, check for $3.50 from the V TSls
#. Symmes estate OF Lancaster i n
is a $4,000 legacy left the academy =, ~, W
nus the s l,er cent which Cove s.l ~
the commonwealth Of Massacnu ~ me
assesses on all legaces sent out ., M
state. There is a slight string =" tlg
bequest, in that /, is subject 70 o,S q en- Nr
annuity during the life Of an Ola s viii
ploye Of the testator. The mVhsS IN.
be used towards extIngushinss d Ine
debtedness Of the Burlington p mn H
~ OF the academy cofpV,, a',V aid out
-. aoa ,ha annuity VIII DC paw