Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Large show cases are already arriv-
ing for the new u. c. NJ. |. annex, and
being stored on the ground floor.
A fine new boy arrived at the home
of Deputy Sheriff Joe Raleigh last
night. Mother and son are doing WELL
The Y. M. G.. A. rooms, now that they
have been repapered and re-painted
present very attractive appearance.
The board of public works win have
n special meeting at the city and
County building on Monday morning at
10 O'clock
At this evenings meeting OF the
Commercial club both sides of the In
surance rates raise will be more or
less wildly discussed.
There Is a disposition about town ~
hold the city council largely responsible
for the accumulation OF rubbish at the
ccnters Of the business blocks.
Chief Deputy Sheriff j. u. Edredge
was yesterday presented with hand
some silk umbrella by the other depu-
ties In honor Of his 59th birthday.
Tomato growers are pulling up their
vines containing tomatoes not yet rip
ened, and spreading the same In their
barns for maturing there away from
the frost.
Capt. Summers OF a troop gave his
command a searching Inspection Thurs
day night at the armory, and the boys
turned out In good shape. The inspec
ton showed that the command was In
good trim.
Sam Levy. the cigar man, has re.
turned from trip TO the coast, where
he has been for several weeks past
for the benefit OF his health Though
not fully restored 10 his former health,
still he is greatly improved by the
trip.
II. l.. Thomas OF the Telephone COM
pany has returned from his Idaho trip
and reports the beginning OF an ex-
change al Emmett Idaho, the terminus
of the Idaho Northern. There are 80
subscribers in Emmett, and line has
been built 40 miles to the north.
O. d. Romney, manager Of the Tay-
lor- Romney- Armstrong Co., left this
morning for Portland. Mr.. Romney has
rome In the interest OF the lumber bust
!, ness. His wife has acc ompanied him
and they viii go as far north as m
coma and Seattle before they retul..
They will be gone about two weeks
The Right Rev. James b. Eddie, dean
4 OF St Marks cathedral, and family
] have arrived In New York from three
i months trip to Europe. The dean Is
now attending the seventeenth annual
! convention OF the Brotherhood Of ST.
{ Andrew at Boston and viii arrive In
I this city the latter part of next week.
! Electric light operatives remark that
y n people will keep their incandescent
lamps cleaned, they win be apt TO get
z more light But the continued scar
. city OF water prevents the operation Of
= quite per centage OF the company's
plant, and the evaporation from water
sources the past 80 days has been very
4 great
The friends and relatives OF Miss
Florence Bitner who recently departed
this life, will have an opportunity Of
, viewing her remains at the Bitner
i, home. SO Center street Sunday morn
N ing from $3.50 TO II a. m. at which lat
9 her hour the body Will be taken 10
4 the Eleventh ward Westinghouse for
the funeral services.
Representative Cargo OF the West
s lnghouse company IL at the Kenyon, at
y ter a trip to Montpelier. Ida. where
he sold a 100 XIV generator 10 the local
!, city electric light company for 1880.
n The Trent Engineering company has
d sold the light people the boilers and
b engines The entire plant will cost
= about $4,000.
The county commissioners have set
Tuesday, Nov. is. as the date for the
election at Murray 10 decide whether or
not the town will be incorporated into
z a city of the third class. At that cleo
IS tion a mayor. five councilmen, a city
IL clerk, a treasurer. n justice OF the
" peace, and a marshal will be elected.
q The poles will be open from o'clock
4 q. m. until o'clock y. m.
a Chief Justice Miner of the Supreme
court will probably not be able 10 at
n Tend the October term of court at az
/. owing 10 his continued III health. He
d, Is stlll in San Francisco and his physi-
4 clan has advised him not 10 return To
AZ Utah at present. Judge Hart, OF TN
N First district court, VIII take judge
IN Miners place during the first weef
of the term which begins on Monday
Judge Rolapp. OF the Second district
during the second week. Judge Booth.
NJ, OF the Fourth district, during the thlru
= week and the remainder OF the tern
a will be divided among the three dis
trict judges Of this city.
4 on Monday evening last the Elders
r Of the Colorado Missionary association
~ With their wives and sweethears ana