Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-18
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


Prof w. G, Mckay, principal Of the
Lowell SCHOOL speaks tomorrow after
noon before the " M e. A,
Charles Joy Of Merour, a brother Of
Mrs. E, w. Wilson Of this city has left
Tor 81 Louis to take a special course In
photography
Jessie Squircs IL recovering rapidly
from the effects OF the operation which
he underwent at ST. Marks hospital
yesterday under the hands OF DE
Worthington
A, ", DCremus the state engineer, de-
nyered a lecture at Morgan yesterday
afternoon on the subject of organlza-
tlon to promote irrigation. The lecture
was given on the Invitation OF the
farmers OF that section.
Warren Foster win deliver lecture
before the Economic League at the
Ladies' Literary club rooms on Third
East street this evening. The subject
OF Mr. Fosters discourse IL, Govern
ment Ownership OF Public Utilities"
The wife Of Deacon W. NJ. Cole of the
First BAPTIST church IL In Chicago sub
hitting 10 an X-ray operation for can
Ger Mrs. Cole was treated in Buffa-
10 some time ago for the same trouble,
but the success was only temporary.
The Red and Black ball at Christen-
ben's last night was the usual pleasant
affair that the High School students
have become noted for bringing about.
The hall was decorated with the school
coors, and large number were pres
ent to enjoy the evening.
Manager Lynch Of the Salt Lake Ice
Company ~ looking TO Sun0i. county
for his Ice supply for the coming sea-
scn and Is cutting Ice near Park t'iiy
II inches thick He expects 10 harvest
$500 tons and ship the Ice 10 this city
next summer as II may be needed
/. n, Hall IL being congratulated on
his becoming a grandfather, His
. daughter. tie wife OF Rev. w. S. Hunt
OF Telluride, Colorado, is the happy
mother of rine son, Theodore Han
Hunt, Mrs. Hail II with Mrs, Hunt,
and returns home this month II IL
OF interest TO note that Rev. Mr. Hunt
was formerly pastor OF the Congrega-
tlonal church in Park city,
" c. Moran, the former cashier of
the local office OF the Pacific Express
company, was rendered d handsome
farewell dinner at the Vienna cafe last
evening prior TO his departure to Spo.
Kane wash, where he takes charge ~
the express company's Office Ia that
city. Mr. Moran has been In this city
for twelve years and during that time
he has made a host OF friends who re.
greet 70 see him leave but wish him we'll
In his new position.
Postmaster Thomas was notified
from Washington this morning, that
the following rural letter carriers In
Utah would be paid from the Salt Lake
postofilce on and after this month.
Bingham Canyon, Charles Il. Johnson.
y, ]. Orem, Murray. Vincent Shurtllff,
Henry II. Stevenson William Wright,
Riverton. Charles T. Calvert. Salt
Lake City, Charles +. Calvert NJ.
North; Sandy, James c. Brown, Frank
Graves, Isaac Harrison, Samuel Spen-
Ger,
The committee Of 100 prominent local
business men and citizens invited by
Governor Wells to organize a CONNER
oial club for this city, VIII meet again
this evening at the Knutsfori hotel to
talk over the constitution OF the pro-
posed club which the committee of Mt
teen has prepared, and .dkc suitable
action IN It's adoption and for the
prompt organization Of the club The
idea has met with public approval, and
the entire outlook for the club Is con-
sidered most promising.
Evening Capital News, Idaho, II, Il.
Redheld. a prominent contractor Of
Salt Lake, arrived IN Boise last eyen-
ing accompanied by his family. For
the past thirteen years Mr. Redheld
has been In business in the above city
and had the contract for constructing
the elegant Atlas and Harmon blocks
and other important buildings He has
disposed of all his interests In Utah's
metropolis, shipped his household ef-
fects here and will make this city his
future home and engage in business.
Mr., Redheld is quartered az the Capitol
and will reside there until he can Sc
cure suitable dwelling for his fam
lily.
Captain A. NJ Paul, commander OF
the Salt Lake post OF the Indian War
Veterans, reports that from all iudica-
tiont the old-time ball which is TO DE
given H. the Social Hall on Wednes-
day night. will be a great success
A large number OF the veterans have
slgnihed their eagemess to be present
on the occasion and bring their ladies'
and picnic baskets. Mr., Paul wishes u
20 be understood that owing to the fact
that Il has been impossible to obtain
the addresses of all the veterans, some
OF the ola Indian fighters may have
been overlooked. He wishes II to be
distinctly understood that all are 10
consider themselves invited and to be
& Ill Al IL Al
roll call.
A rather disastrous street car col
lisIon occurred on East Temple street
between First and Second South
streets AZ 10 o'clock last night hut for
tunately no one was seriously hurt. The
cause OF the accident was an open
switch which permitted a West TEN.
pie car 10 crash into a Waterloo car
with very damaging results The mo-
aarman on the West Temple car failed