Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-28
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Salt Lake Council No. 81, Y. c. 7,
| viii entertain the members OF the
grand council at a banquet Mt the
Knutsford hotel Saturday May 81,
| 1902. at Q D. m. Those desiring TO at
tend are requested to send their names
az once TO Brother Joe Ling, III south
Main street.
The Utah Light q Power company
Is expanding nearly $1,000 In laying new
inch gas mains on South Temple
street between Fourth West street and
State, In advance OF tho paving.
The fact that telephone subscribers
! find there IL at times delay In secur-
| ing service Is because the number OF
telephones in use are now In excess OF
! the capacity Of the present sWitch,
board. The new board is being hurried
forward as fast as the manufacturers
can attend to IL, and when That Il IN
position the number Of telephones can
be- largely increased and yet the SER
vice viii be prompt and effective
Examinations will be held on June O.
| 10. and II for teachers In the city
schools. at which time applicants for
primary, grammar and high school
certificates will be examined.
The city board Of education will meet
tonight at s o'clock to consider the bids
for text books The subject under con
sIderatlon viii be the selection Of arlth-
metics for use in the schools The bids
on them have been tabulated and ar
runga1 for Anal pougidpra tIOn
Unless the managers OF some Of the
resorts make application TO the c0un-
~ clerk for merchants licenses by to-
morrow evening. there will not be much
business transacted by them on Decora-
ton day, az nothing In the way Of re-
freshments can be sold until the license
IL secured and the sheriff will see that
the law In obeyed In that respect, BY
reason Of the incorporation of Forest
Dale into town, the manager Of Cali
der's park win be compelled to pay more
than double for a liquor license this
year than II paid last season. The law
provides that a saloon within one-half
mile Of an Incorporated town shall pay
the license prescribed by the, ordinances
OF that town. The license fixed by or
dlnance in Forest Dale Is $500 per quar-
Ter, ana lnt ldlt lOT ' tlutT bdlh Will
be assessed accordingly.
The young ladies' OF the county clerks
Office comprised a Jolly party that Wit
messed the Salt Lake Opera company's
rendition Of "The jolly Musketeer" at
the theater las teyening. Mrs. G. S.
Dixon, OF the same office, acted as
chaperone, and those who attended
were: Misses Bishop. Cottle, Adams,
James Anderson and Callister.
The Elks committee on the drill con-
tests, TO take place at the grand lodge
reunion, will hold meeting at the
Elks' hall this evening, when definite
action will be taken on this part OF
the program. Members OF the finance
committee were circulating busily
among business men all day yesterday
and are out again today. They report
generous subscriptions, and kind re-
ception from everybody.
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An order from the adjutant generals
Office In this city today states that the
board OF examiners named In general
order No 8, series 1901, have reported
the successful examination Of Capt. j.
w. Afford, First infantry.
DR.. Walter r. Scott has been APP
pointed pension examiner surgeon at
Gillette, Wyo.
Martin s, Lindsay Of the Church his
torian's office Is lying critically i'll ct
his home, $40 East South Temple street,
on Sunday he was stricken with pain
in the kidneys and was obliged TO take |
to his bed DR.. Wilcox Is now attend |
ing him and while his condition rs
somewhat better today, the doctor is |
very apprehensive, since this is the |
second attack that Mr., Lindsay has |
suffered within the past year or so. |
and the indications point TO acute in
Illumination of the kidneys.
Report hath II that the redoubtable
Col. Cody, commonly known as Buffalo
Bill. will visit this city ere many moons
with his native American aggrega-
ton.
worthington's Elks design for a pos
ter has been adopted as the back Of |
an the official letter heads. The design
is that recently described in the
News"
A. V. Hosick. the well known Salt
Lake druggist who has been In Cali
fornia for the past few months, and
who was formerly IN the employ Of the
schramm Drug company, has returned
home TO take a position with the u. G.
NJ. /. Drug store.
The Twelfth infantry band will be
recruited up TO the full strength OF Is
men as fast as musicians can be secur-
ad. One OF the officers from the post
this morning that as there
was a general expectation on the part
lf the public for Sunday afternoon
Dand concerts probably such would be
arranged for: but the men felt that az
Ter doing duty several times a day dur
ng the week, they were entitled TO
heir Sundays
II. r. Jones Is qualified for admission
10 the new Utah Fat Mems association,
rs he weighs 2Ol pounds. He stopped
n front OF McCornick's tnnk this morn
ng long enough 20 weigh himself on
he scales there and his qualification
vas then and there ascertalned.
Manager Harry Joseph is expecting to
rear every day from the athletic team
V the University Of California relative
q their stop over In this city en- route
iome TO the Pacific coast The Califor-
ia boys are coming around via Butte
rom 81. Paul
Thomas Ashworth is down In st.
leorge on trip Of business and pleas
ire.
Gov. Wells today appointed r. G.
,chramm, Dana T Smith and James X.
ferguson as members Of the Elks' ex-
cuuve committee TO represent the
tate In managing the affairs OF the big |
convention OF Elks next August
his city filed its articles OF incorpora-
ion in the country clerks Office today. |
rhe capital stock is $4,000, divided into |
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