Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-30
LATE LOCALS,

DealeN report an increased demand
this holiday season for small kodaks
and cameras.
The Y. NJ. G. A. juniors are enjoying
q hare and hound coursing through the
suburbs this afternoon.
The weather map indicates continued
clear and cold weather, with no precipi-
tation 10 speak Of in sight.
The cement sidewalk Is being laid in
front OF the David Keith building. and
the plasterers within are making rapid
progress,
A. w. McCunes architect has drawn
designs for very elegant iron fencing
and stone wall for the grounds of the
great mansion just below Capitol Hill
Physical Director G. p. Daniels of the
Y. NJ, e. A. and bride have returned
from their wedding trip, and Mr.. Dan
icls Is again instructiDg the local Idea
how TO shoot gymnastically.
The funeral Of Mrs Karen Nayss
Lund, wife OF c. l.. Lund. will be held
at 1880 D. m, Wednesday from the
residence, 1853 south Thirteenth East
street. with interment in Mt. Oliyet
The prisoners in the state prison viii
be treated New Years afternoon to a
musical program which II. b. Quay Is
preparing Il will include numbers
from ladies' quartet and other pleas
ing ensemble and solo numbers.
General manager 5. f. Fenton Of the
Home Telephone company, leaves for
Now York, Jan. . for months absence
Ia investigating different systems or
telephone operation and styles OF ap.
pgratus aud general plant features
A travelling man at the Kenyon this
morning was telling of man who was
such a confirmed sneak that he would
hang his coat on a nail, and then
steal 1t when no one was looking,
just 10 keep his hand In.
Local army officers have no sympathy
for the missing Lieut. Klstler of Fort
Logan, and say that the fact that an
officer is not West Point graduate
cuts no figure in the way he is treated.
An officer travels on his own merits in
the army.
The question Of school consolidation
from the district unit into the county
Unit was discussed by county teachers
a. District No. 30, Mill Greek, last night,
Those who took part in the discussion
are: james Sanders, John Astin, Pres
ton Richards and Joseph Cornwall
The prolonged cold spell has frozen
up the water supply 80 that motive
power current has been cut on from
number of manufacturing concerns be-
tween Provo and Ogden, and they are
obliged to shut down until thaw
comes.
The Phillips Congregatlonalists have
been frozen out OF the Exposition build
ing, and are now holding their services
In more congenial quarters at Ham
mond hall, until their new church eii
fee has been completed, which will be
early in February.
Residents IN the vicinity OF ? street
who have complained Of insuiiiciency OF
voltage In the electric light service OF
late. will be relieved to know that the
company viii enlarge the main wire
running through the blocks which viii
give the strength OF current desired
Sheriff Layne came down from Ogden
today and brought John Cosgrove.
whom he will leave with Warden Dow
Of the state prison for a term OF six
months. Cosgroye was convicted o.
housebreaking
Funeral services over the remains OF
Annie Scott. daughter OF Walter and
Alice Scott. will be held IN the Twen-
ty-nIneth ward westinghouse tomor-
row, Wednesday at ~ noon. Friends
are invited 20 attend. Miss Scott was IN
her tenth year, and died OF typhoid
fever after three weeks illness
The board u county commissioners
has confirmed the appointment OF David
a. Smith as a deputy In the county
clerks Office. TO succeed G. Frank En-.
cry, sherfi-elect The appointment o.
William VI. POLAND as an additional
clerk in the same office was also con-
iirmed by the commissioner.
The present continued cold weather
has made plenty OF ice, and the youth
OF the town are putting q good deal OF
their spare time on the frozen sur ace
cutting double giapevin5s" con TO
Richmonds.r double twists" Dutch
rolls" figure S." and many other fancy
quirls and qurks.
The funeral service over the remains
Of Mrs. Harriet A. Vincent Alegan or.
whose demise was announced ster.
day. will be held from The Tenth ward
Westinghouse tomorrow, Dec. 81 AZ 2
pm. The femaiNs may b. viewed at
oii east Third South street from ~
noon TN 1870 pm. day Of funeral,
Prominea. local machinery represen-
ieuyes say that the steam turbine "a
the coming motor, and that II viii De
extensively adopted By large manufac-
turing and power generating concerns
IN this part OF the country. as Il has
been proven that Il can be as economic.
ally run at half power as with a full