Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
NEWS TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
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1o-day'S Metals.
sAvfR. Bar 81 cents
HAD, $3.50
CASTING C0frfR Hf.8 cents o H.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Recorder Jennie Slater OF Cache
county is registered at the Cullen.
Samuel II. Auerbach has returned
from a business trip TO New York and
other far eastern points
d. X. Hammond Of the secretary OF
states office returned last night from q
weeks visit In Cache county.
The council committees on munici-
pal laws and streets will meet tonight
at the council chamber at o'clock.
Rev G. H. Feese OF the Iliff Method
lat church. has removed to Fall River.
Kansas, where pastorate has been
assigned to him.
Secretary Harris OF the Commercial
club reports increasing applications
from out of town citizens for non-resl-
dent membership In the Commercial
club.
Rev. ]. Rlchelsen, the new West
minister Presbyterian church pastor,
has arrived with his family from Soda
Springs, and taken residence at rs
west Fifth South street.
William NJ. Carpenter, manager OF
the telephone department OF the Vest
ern Electric company Of Chicago, is a
guest at the Knutsford The Bell
Telephone company OF this city Is a
large customer Of the Western COM
pany.
The veteran flremen will hold their
regular meeting next Monday even
ing at the hall on n Canyon Road at
p. m. Matters Of special importance
are TO be considered and a full at
tendance is desired.
The meeting Of the state Democratic
committee, which was to hate been
held In the city and county building
this morning, has been postponed until
Monday next AZ O'clock in the Office
of Judge Burton.
OF the applicants for government po-
sitions under the civil service regime.
az yesterdays Examinations, four were
Tor the position OF stenograpler and
typewritist, % were for railway mail
positions, ana p for departmental
clerkships.
the Utah Wool Growers association
VIII meet In the legislative hsll to-
inorrow morning at 10 O'clock and in
the afternoon at o'clock. A large at
tendance is expected as q large number
OF sheep men are already In the city.
There IL big inroad OF shoe men
IN from the east a round dozen OF
tnein' ana they are all roosting at the
Kenyon hotel, jolly lot, and the sto-
res they are telling around the hotel
radiator Keeps II warm without the |
need Of any steam.
Rev. DR.. Paden hurried down from
Presbytery meeting at Kaysville last |
evening, to conduct special service in |
therlrst church preparatory 10 the COM |
ihg communion tomorrow. There was a |
good congregation. and Mrs. Andrews |
and Mrs. Caskey led the singing.
Clerk Moreton Of the board Of educa. |
ton Yesterday paid the teachers OF |
city schools at his office. The pay |
Toll amounts TO s2l 640.O5. Those not |
receiving their salaries today can have |
same by calling at the clerks Office |
tomorrow before noon.
Word OF the death OF Theodore |
schroeder. father Of A. T. Schroeder. |
mas reached this city. Mr. Schroeder |
died at his home In Renheld. S. D.. on /
March ~ As soon as he settles I'D the |
affairs Of his fathers estate A n
ssehroeder viii return TO his home In |
New York.
Fish Commissioner John Sharp has |
returned from Utah, SEWER and Pluto |
counties. where he went TO place 100 600 |
young iish In the local streams. Mr.. |
sharp was successful. and leaves Tues. |
uay next for Willard, Iron and Beaver |
counties, where he will place 100000 |
young hsh In the streams there.
The recitatlonal contest between the
pupils Of Prof. Bluxome's class OF ex- |
preston took place last night. and the \
prize, handsome silver medal. was |
awarded Miss Wrlger Miss Lillian /
oliver and Mrs. Kate Brldewell An1er.
son assisted In their usual artistic 4
style. The program was followed by |
uancing' which was engaged In TN a /
late hour,
The remains Of George s. Sawyer one
OF the pioneer lawyers Of Phoebe. New.
VINO died at Reno on the End inst, ar. l
rived In this city yesterday afternoon. |
ana tne interment took place today. Mr..
sawyer mas two daughters az Rowland |
Han ana a son living at Phoebe. The
services mis- morning were held from I
Vponnells undertaking parlors. and |
'he burial was made at Mt Olivet.
Word has been received In this city.
mar the grasshoppers are Matching out |
IN enormous numbers In the southern |
part OF this county and In Sanpete |
county, 50 that immense damage is |
threatened unless something can be |
zone 10 Nll the pests OF. For this |
reason, II Is said that but little wheat |
VIII be raised In Utah this season. !
However, Mr.. Rees OF the land board |
SAYS the FIRST frost that comes along |
viii 40 up all the hoppers born to date. |
walter Lewis has returned from an |
s1.ehaed business trip to the Atlantic
~s1 MT Lewis says he can see that