Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-01

interest the recent issuing Of a chal-
lenge by the Black Slough Gun club to
all corners 70 shoot ducks with them.
He says that IN view OF the law prohib-
iting any one having more than a cer-
tain number Of birds In his possession
this challenge is attended with more
or less risk 'and that any attempt to
carry out the shooting proposition sug-
gested Is likely TO be followed by ar
rests and prosecutions
The faculty OF the School OF Applied
Design for Women In New York city
notified Miss Florence b. Jessup yes
terday that there was valuable
scholarship awaiting her In the school.
While Miss Jessup feels quite ilattered
at this entirely unexpected and I'M
soughtfor honor, she viii remain at
her present post, as assistant instructor
OF manual training In the Salt Lake
public schools This offer Of a schOl-
arshlp Is the result Of Miss Jessup's
high stand while student at the in
stltutlon.
Cashier George H. Ford Of the Ban
mock National bank Of Pocatello Is In
town today. He says that Pocatello Is
short on working men, both lab0ring
and skilled 50 that during the day, the
center OF the city seems deserted be-
cause everybody Is off at work. The
mineral outlook Is improving In the line
Of copper gold and lead Indications,
aud while there is no boom in progress
there is general advance that Is high.
~ encouraging. Mr.. Ford remarks that
not an hour passes during banking
hours without some Salt Lake man
calling at the bank.
a curious mistake has occurred IN the
order recently sent east By the Elks
of this city for q lot of additional Grand
lodge badges for souvenirs. The fore.
man OF the department at the badge
factory where the parts OF the badges
are assembled, got the Salt Lake order
ana q Texas order mixed and 10 and
behold when Secy. Raybould opened the
box THIS morning, to examine the con.
tents he found that IN place Of the me-
ualllon containing the oolored view OF
the salt Lake Temple, there was the
elks head and ribbon, but with the en-
hheled inslgnis OF the Texas Bee Keen.
ers association, below with the Tone
star In the center The entire con-
signment VIII have to be returned and
made over,
The Shoshone telephone connection
VIII be completed tomorrow. with onlv
the loss Of one working day. Gen.
eral Manager Murray said today tbot
ne had heard OF no results from The
strike ordered by the representatives. OF
the salt Lake. Boise, and Great Fails
unions, and that the situation showed
the fallacy Of such action as was taken
at the Boise meeting, I'm calling FOR n
general strike. AS far as he could see
II did not meet with the support OF The
men along the line Mr.. Murray said
u was beginning to be understood by
the men that the strike was brouRh,
about by perlpatetic linemen. who,
AFTER causing all this rumpus, had quit
the feld and gone 10 other parts OF the
country
The great show window panes for the
northern annex Of the z. G. NJ, l. were
placed IN position this morning and the
annex will be entirely lnclosed this
week. The metal ceilings look very we'll
and are considered n great improve
ment on the old style OF lathIng. The
metal ceiling Is from rs TO q OF an
inch thick and Is five times lighter than
plaster, and although the cost Ia %
cents per square yard TO 30 for plas-
ter, the advantages Of the metal are so
marked that the difference does nox
count With metal ceilings there Is
never any falling Of plastering from the
ceilings, and the immunity OF the
building from Are Is greatly enhanced.
The cellar OF the annex liz cement
paved and a model In ITS way.