Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-29
LATE LOCALS.

w. A. Plnkerton. the detective, Is at
the Knutsford from Chicago on a
western business trip.
DR.. a. N. Mayo has been elected
member OF the University club, and Is
receiving the congratulations of friends.
Asparagus is coming IN well from
Bountiful Of which a dealer said this
morning. us a land flowing with as,
paragus and honey.
Utah wool is quoted by eastern buy
ers at II and 10 cents, Idaho wool at 10
and ~ cents. Wyoming at IL and IL
cents, and Nevada at the same.
There Is another road to he opened
between Thunder Mountain and the
outside world; It Is via Anaconda,
Mont, and ii Is claimed that the pro-
ject Is feasible.
Abilene, Tex, takes the cake, frosting
and all for temperature 80 iar thls
year, and Yuma and Phoenix are OUT.
classed. The mercury boiled up 10 lVo
degrees at Abilene yesterday. ana the
inhabitants are In a par-boiled condl-
ton.
E, r. Poole. general salesman for the
American Steel and Wire company, the
trust, IL a guest at the Knutsford. He
saws that the market is in an excellent
condition. and that the prospects for
business this year are remarkably
good. American steel goods are being
sent to all parts Of the earth
Claude Shafer and w. II. Mosler Of
Lima, Ohio, are In the city visiting
with Skaters brother. Proprietor Jack
shafer OF the Chesapeake restaurant.
The visitors are en- route to the Pacific
coast and will stop over again on their
way back. possibly with a view to To-
eating here.
Messrs. Nelden. Shelp and Harris Of
the Commercial club rode over the
line Of the proposed Boulevard late yes
terday afternoon. and found consider
able work had been done on the I'M
provement They say that when It is
completed the boulevard will be most
attractive ornament TO the city.
DR.. Fennemore Of Beaver says that
the people Of Willard are not partlcu-
larly pleased with Editor Hartes COM
bination Of the Milford and Beaver pa
pers. as he has placed the names OF
the two papers one over the other, with
the Beaver name in large letters. and
the name OF the Milford paper beneath
In rather too small letters,
George Y Wallace received a printed
statement from the city clerk OF Cleve-
land. Ohio, stating that there being
two telephone companies In that city Is
costing local subscribers $4,000 70
$500 600 more than were the service CIV
en- by single company. to say nothing
OF the doubling up OF the poles and
number Of wires In the streets.
There was q meeting last evening, az
the armory OF the officers Of the Ma
tlonal Guard in this city. and which
was attended also by Maj Haywood Of
Rountlful and Capt. Kamneran "
Nanti. Proposed amendments 20 the
militia law were discussed. as wen as
the duties deyolving upon captains and
lieutenants when suddenly called into
the service OF the United States,
For the fourth time. Job Reading. an
old man about IS years Of age from
Murray, was today committed TO the
asylum at Provo by County Clerk
James and Drs. Mayo and Ellerbeck,
Reading was released from the asylum
about month ago. but Il became me-
cessary to have him committed again
This ~ the fourth time he has been CON-
mtted 70 the asylum. II Is said his
condition was caused by excessive Gig
arctic smoking. Deputy sheriff Sloan
win take the old gentleman TO Provo
this afternoon.
Prominent local meat men gay tina,
prices are up In the wholesale market