Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
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Attorney william 0.sNanHorn was
today admitted 10 practice In the
United states court, on motion Of Jo-
seph llppman,
The state board OF examiners met in
the Governors Office this morning and
allowed the claims for December They
dii not complete their routine Of busi-
ness so VIII meet again tomorrow after.
neon.
The weather threatened snow all day
yesterday, and ala begin TO Try to do
something about $3.50 last evening But
the effort was Of short duration, and
the clouds cleared off late this morn
ing. 1t is bright sunshine this after
noon.
H. G. King n prominent storekeeper
at st. Anthony is a guest at the Ken
yGn hotel. He Is here TO buy goods for
his spring stock, he reports "a greater
interest than ever in his country I'm the
Thunder Mountain development, and
looks for great rush from the East
into the state the coming spring.
Captains Mathis and Daum OF the
Salvation Army, leave tomorrow for
San Francisco, where they have been
assigned 20 station. Captain Mathis
has been here several months, having
come here from the Sandwich Islands
In very poor health. She has now re-
covered and is feeling able to return
to active work. Captain Daum has
been in this city for two years
Henderson Green. proprietor Of
Fords hotel, who was arrested Satur-
day evening, and who, II is alleged,
tried TO carve Morris Block, one OF his
guests, with q big knife was arrested
late this afternoon by Sheriff Naylor
en- the charge OF insanity He was
taken before County Clerk James sit
ting as Judge pro tenn, 10 be examined
as 20 his mental condition,
The Ministerial association listened
this morning TO a very excellent paper
by Rev. George Bailey Of the West
minister Presbyterian church on In
FAINT Salvation" The speaker took the
position that al deceased infants are
saved, II sin Is 10 be imputed 10 child
rem. the righteousness of Christ on the
other hand, can he imputed as we'll
The matter was treated from a theo-
logical standpoint, and the discussions
which followed were largely on that
order
The town was enliyened this morning
by the appearance OF three sections OF
the Twenty Light Battery on
their mounts including about thirty
men, They looked and did well, and
We're an object Of admiration The light
batteries formerly stationed at Fort
Douglas were wont to appear In town
several times In the week, and were
aiways an object Of interest. Getting
horses Is slow work, but The Battery
las now about forty, and when the en-
tire number of 252 horses have been
picked up for the two fun batteries OF
$40 men, the commands viii make a
great display.
a Utah mother sent her son In Wash
lngton a cake through the Salt Lake
postonlce the other day. and neglected
to put enough postage on IL. The old
lady lives In southern Utah and the boy
Is not very far from Spokane; but the
package was not properly done up. and
when II reached the Spokane postoffice,
In transit. Il was an unrecognzable
mass That Is the way It was discov-
cred that the postal laws had been vlo-
lated, and the violation consisted IN the
enclosing OF a letter IN the cake which
was discovered when the package came
10 pieces. This performance Involves a
little $40 fine for the benefit % those
who enclose first class matter In pack
ages on which third class postage Is
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