Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
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VII UUllUN coors VIII not crock or smut

the Home Fire Of Utah and the same Is
now being adjusted
The Sunday school review announced
TO take place at the Sixteenth ward
meeting house on sunday next has been
postponed for one week In consequence
of the death and funeral Of Peter Reid.
The funeral OF Peter Reid win be
held from the Sixteenth ward meeting
house on Sunday next beginning at
1880 a m, having been changed to
that hour from T. O'clock noOn The
time previously agreed upon
Adjutant General Burton issued an
order today accepting the designations
! OF Captain r. T. Coverdale and Second
Lieutenant .. H. McGraw OF II COM
pany, First infantry Their successors
will be chosen at an early date.
The Salt Lake Gun club viii meet
shortly to act on the proposition to
arrange for shooting tournament in
this city during the Elks convention I'm
August IL is proposed TO have a grand
match between teams representing the
east and the west.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. whitney have oc-
casion to rejoice over the appearance
of another boy the SIKH d. ul4f
family which thus far has not been
graced with a baby girl Mrs. Whit |
ney and the little stranger are both |
doing nicely aa gaAstsls
An officers lyceum viii be held by |
officers OF the national guard at the |
arnory next Sunday afternoon. when |
Capt. Greenewald of the signal corps
VIII read a paper on the work of the |
signal corps and It's use and operations
In the field
City Auditor Relser has drawn up
a warrant for s20o for the semi-an-
nual interest on SSOO.O0O of per cent
bonds issued May 1894 The war.
rant will be sent 20 New York today
by Treasurer Morris the interest being
payable in that city In May l.
Mayor Thompson has approved al
the resolutions and ordinances passed
by the city council last Tuesday even.
ing Among the resolutions signed by
the mayor was one providing for the
appropriation Of $500 for the improve
ment of Pioneer square.
Land and Water Commissioner
Fisher has turned ON the water In the
city canal but on account Of the large
rainfall was compelled 10 turn It out
at Cottonwood He win turn Il on
again today but It Is quite likely that
II win have to be turned out at Sugar
House, as the repairs on the canal are
not quite completed.
Cards of invitation are out for the
friends Of the Signal Corps to be pres
ent at the Armory next Thursday
night when the first Individual conn
petitlve drill win be held for the new
$50 gold medal. The drill win be fol-
lowed by dance given by the Signal
lnd Hospital corps.
As the accent wheat rate IL only for
70 days. there is general rush to get
~ much as possible into this state from
he northwest, and about Sunday heavy |
wheat shipments will begin 20 arrive.
About 100000 bushels will have been
brought into the state, II Is believed
before the old rate is restored
The members Of A troop, First cav
ilry are throwing boquets az them- | !,
ieives because OF the large attendance | /
Il drills. for there are not over two or
hree troopers away az any drill night
nf IVY lFifiNfN Aiifll M hk~JVA BNN~ |
len Carbines last Wednesday night. | )
nd are now well equipped with the "a
munitions OF war" barring their |
MOUNTS. As to mounted drill and tar
.et practice, they are stu uncertain. |
$ many would like TO turn out on Z
unday and shoot on the same day. | 81
nj rather feel that public. opinion >
fould not sustain them in doing this,
Passengers from the north who have r.
cen noting the way live fowl are y
hlpped by express 10 this city, agree =,
hat there ought to be a society for the
revention Of cruelty TO chickens, They 4
~ 400 chickens win be cramped into q
coop about big enough for 20. and the
asut Is that the poor fowl smother a,
nd crowd one another to death. suf-
ring terrihcally until the end comes.
he mortality Is reported quite heavy.
nd there is an inquiry whether the
ate food inspector could not do some IN
ling 10 effect a reform In this line pr
The cabs and buggies caught In the 6e
n OF the Colorado stables yesterday. I'll
ere got out Of the wreck today. and | an
e fallen flooring was propped up The de
Hiding Is In a dangerous condition
"a will have 10 be demolished. II II | an
es not fall entirely down Of itself. A,
le proprietors would not say today a.
81 where they thought the blame ~ ~,
sted, or what they would do In the -
after: ana the architect OF Fishers
Hiding which IS going up adjoining e.
the south side, claimed that the
llt did not rest with any Of his men.
held that the stables building y.
Duid have been torn down 10 Year,
o. II Is necessary 10 warn people .,
keep away from the front Of the
iidlnc. which IS raadN In I'M um