Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-20
lAIE LOCALS.

city Treasurer Morris Is today paying
the city employees for the first half Of
the month. The amount Of the payrOlls
Is Nlg11O
j, A. Tremayne is building a $1,000
brick cottage with six rooms ON South
State street, near Twelfth South. The
architects are J. A. lleadlund n co,
ST. Marks Episcopal choir is makIng
special effort TO present an unusualls
fine Easter musical program
a recent number Of the Omaha Drug.
sist prints an extended humorous per-
1onal about Or. y. d. lIill Of this city
which appeared IN The News" shortly
prior to the doctors return from
Europe,
Harry n. Tolles, formerly OF this city
ana an effective Christian EndeaVor
worker, IL now living IN New York
where he and Mrs. T0lles have gone TO
Housekeeping. Mr. Tolles' business adj
dress Is 20 West Thrty.thlrd street
state superintendent Of schools Mel
son and County Superlntendcnts Wilson
OF Weber county, Anderson Of Boxtl-
der county and Whltesides Of Da Is
county met yesterday In Mr. Nelson's
Office to prepare questions lor the
eighth grade graduates. Committees
were appointed to draft the questions
and II will report az meeting to D.
held here on the goth inst
state Superintendent Nelson win WIS.,
Il the schools at T0oele City tomorrow
and Grantsyille tomorrow night on
Saturday he will address the teachers
institute at the latter place.
Professor Lyman OF the state univer-
sity viii address the Weber county
teachers institute at Ogden on satur-
day.
II Is learned today, through 4. $.
Condor, travelling man stopping at
the Knutsford. that the mother Of VIII
Haynes who was fatally shot at the
MOTEL last fall, has received $4,000 acct
dent insurance on account Of her sons
death.
Colonel Holmes is still smiling to
himself over an interview that WAC W.
ed from Denver to a Salt Lake paper
some time since, the interview Pun
porting to have been given the dal
previous when the colonel had not heel
out of Salt Lake for several weeks The
colonel says he was much interested IN
reading the talk, and knowing what he
might have said hsd he been In Denver
at the date mentioned.
The fact that Rev. Dr. G. r. Brown
of the First Congregational church ia
this city, preached for two Sundays re-
Gently in the First Congregational
church Of Kansas city has led to a be-
lief in some quarters that he Is likely
to be called TO that church, particular
ly as the pastor, Rev. Dr Hopkins has
resigned to become president OF VIII
liams college. However, Dr. Brown,
on being asked today about the mat
ter, declared there was nothing In it,
and held that ii was very inconsider-
ate 10 say the least, TO agitate anything
Of that kind. The First church peo-
ole are much attached 20 Dr. Brown, as
hey regard him strong man, and
Deacon Hall remarked this morning
that It would be a calamity to the
church to lose the doctor
The Granite Stake Amusement com
pany start on a tour Of the Stake COM
mencing Friday night at Mil Creek
visiting all the wards with specially
company giving refined entertainments
for the benefit OF the Stake academy,
the following well known artists will
appear: Miss Maude May Babcock,
Miss Lillian Stayner, Miss Beatrice
Crismon. Mrs. Lille Pye Bradford, I'D
McLelland Miss Catherine McLe.land.
Mr. Fred Sanford and others.
Tomorrow night the class in express
sion under Prof NJ Truett Bluxome, of
the L. y. S. University, will give a reel
rational contest and dance in the physi-
cal culture hall ON State street, Mrs.
Kate Bridewoll Anderson and Miss LII
Han Oliver assisting. Gov. Wells, Bish-
op O. #. Whitney and H. l.. A, Culmer
win act as judges In the contest which
promises to be a most interesting one.
From all evidences the entertainment
promises to be largely attended