Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-25
"NEWs0 GETS CONTRACT.
LATE LOCALS,

The Salt Palace will remain open for
visitors during the winter.
Fine great apples from Moab are be-
Ing received IN the local market.
The Ministerial association viii dis
cuss the great preachers Of the nine
tenth century at next Mondays ses-
| sion
The prisoners at the state prison will
celebrate Thanksgiving day with a
special entertainment In the prison
chapel.
Two very fine water color paintings
by II. L. A. Culmer adorn the walls
OF the reception rooms Of the CONNER
cial club.
There will be a civil service examina.
ton In this city Jan 6 next for the 20.
stlon of plecework computer In the
naval observatory at Washington.
The management Of the II. NJ. Bell
Telephone company arranged this
morning with Bishop Cutler for tele-
phone line direct from Brigham TO the
new sugar factory In Bear River val
ley
The waterworks payroll which has
been held up for the past week hy the
council finance committee, was sign
today by the committee 50 the 4 part
ment employees are being paid of by
the city treasurer today.
The management Of the Il. M. Bell
Telephone company has nothing TO say
relative 10 the city councils granting
a franchise 10 the Home Telephone
company, and does not appear to at
tach any importance o>ihe new con-
Germ.
Letters from "News' correspondents
all over the south indicate that the
water problem next year viii be much
less serious than for several seasons
past. Traffic from Cedar City south
last week almost came to a standstill
owing 10 the deep snow. From nearly
every other part OF the south similar
reports are sent in.
Mix dealers say that the drouth Of
last summer has 30 cut short the hay
and feed that farmers are finding II too
expensive 10 buy hay or bran, and are
turning their cows loose TO dry up for
the winter. This IS cutting short the
milk supply and az the same time II is
claimed that Salt Lake has lower prices
for milk than other cities.
The Mems club OF the First Congre.
gational church held a well attended
meeting last evening In the church.
The theme OF the evenings discussion
was the principles Of municipal govern
ment. and among the speakers were {.
II. Allen. l.. Il. Hail. Dr. Beatty, 4. b,
stephens and others. The organization
is quite successful
Blzz
The other evening a News" carrier
sold a paper 20 a gentleman who ten
dered him In payment a s. gold piece
instead Of the customary nickel The
carrier did not notice the mistake at
the time. consequently nothing was
said OF Il. Now, however, he Is anN.
ious to find the man, who may have his
property by proving his case at the
Deseret News Office.
There was lively and interesting
meeting last evening IN the Thirteenth
ward westinghouse, in aid Of the old
time vollnist, Hopkins pender. The
program included numbers from Mr.
Pendci. w. H.. Foster and Josiah
Mldgloy. and other numbers were from
local artists, and then there was Old.
time dancing With Bishop Empey as
prompter
The Young Peoples Christian union
entertainment TO be given IN the Salt
Lake Theater this evening promises o.
be q very interesting and well patron
lied affair. The program viii include
q ladies' quartet, Misses Larson, Har.
a.. sAI a eli a..
Clayler quartet, Mechanics Putnam,
Richardson, L0omis and Sanborn, The
profits viii be used for young peoples
religious work in this city,
The area Of low harOmetrlc pressure
which was passing across the country
from the Ear north yesterday. dropped
down into this basin Unexpectedly,
early last night, and started IN a blast
that blew over ihe city at 20 miles an
hour, the highest velocity for wind that
has been chroricled In this section for
n long time. Today the storm is over
In the Dskotas and Il Is all sunshine,
though cold here.
Col II. II. Ryan Of Chicago. who Is
interested in copper mining in the
BuCkslin arrived from the east last
night and Is today az the Kenyon, en-
route 20 Montana on business. The col
onel win take Gull Nebeker with him
10 Butte In hopes Of curing him Of the
rooting-at- football habit. lie says ouil
was On that Chicago grandstand that
broke down at the Mlcmgan-W Wisconsin
game. and that Il was QuIls ro0ting
that was The last straw that broke the
Ffanistand's back Col. Ryan says
Dull sits up nights figuring on this
that and the other football game. aud
that about al he can think, say and
dream OF now Is football.