Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

a piscatorial way. He is reported as
!. having caught several rock bass W
Parley's canyon.
+, s. Allen, secretary OF the Illinois
Elks' delegation 10 the August con-
yention, is the bold brave elk who cap
tured the Harmon block for the Illinois
brethren.
Present Grand Exalted Ruler Pickett
OF the order OF Elks VIII respond TO the
address Of welcome al the convention,
and deliver the address to the Elks at
large instead Of Jerome b. Fisher, the
past @. L, X.
Mai. r. w. Young has declined the
marshalshlp OF the military and civic
parade during the Elks' convention,
owing to necessary absence from the
city; 30 Col. Sam Park OF the First In
fantry has been selected In his place.
One carload OF watermelons arrived
from Texas this morning, for a local
produce firm, the first OF the season:
and undertakers and the parents and
suardeens' Of local sllded youth Gin
please take notice.
A number OF Japanese views, pictures
or the Mormon" missionaries now
WORKING In Japan and some highly ar.
tistic japanese albums have been re.
ceived al the Deseret News Book Store
They viii be sold for the benefit OF ths
Japanese mission.
DR.. Jenney, the mining expert strong.
ly advocates immediate action on the
part OF the state administration 10.
wards perfecting some plan for turning
into this basin waters from adjoining
basins. He says II is the only way TO
save the lake from further and likels
disastrous shrinkage.
II. s. Hibschman, a planola exnert
from New York. Is spending a few
weeks In this city on business. He
claims that mechanical piano perform.
ance has reached to such a degree on
perfection that an operator can NAV
for instance. some Compositions fuliy
as good as PaderewskI.
Elmer b Ellsworth has returned 10
this city from Los Angeles. where he
has been tied up in litigation sincs
May, and is at loss to know when no
will escape from the tolls. However
he continues robust and his annette
Is unlmpaired. Mr.. Ellsworth. when
asked today II he was still writing Tar
Puck, replied that he was doing his
level best 10 rid himself OF bad hebits
and had about succeeded. When Emma
Juch pronounced Yook) was giving
,iannhauser In this city some years ago,
Mr.. Ellsworth, with facile pen and
easy grace, referred TO her In local print
as an Anheuser-Busch exotic.
The choir Of the Jewish synasog,,a
assisted by other talent. win eIye /.
concert on the evening OF Tuesday ySI.
/. The members OF the choir ar. NJ
Kate B. Anderson, Miss Edna Dvysr
MIS-. sanporn, Thos. Ashworth and I'd
ward Copley.
The county board OF equalization met
today and considered 81 claims. reducs
Ing the valuation by sli,lsi, ana abat-
Ing taxes In the amount OF tl5.
The cambrlan Choral society will
meet for rehearsal at 4 o'clock tonor-
row afternoon, In the Sixteenth ward
meeting house. Prof. Giles. the con-
iuctor, extends cordial invitation 70
all interested to attend.
These people viii 20 to Denver IN NJ.
on the International Sunday
ichool convention: Miss Edith smith
David Hone. BENJAMIN. Miss
Lillian Plumpton, Springvllle Miss Flor !
nee ~. Baker. Silver City: Mrs. s. 1
Townsend, and Mrs. Nellie II. Diehl |
Robinson; W. n. sherman and daugh- !
.ers, Payson; Miss Anna Stanley, Miss |
Eva Laughlius Mrs. Emma Hostetter
md Rev. 3. +. Wlshard, Mt Pleasant; |
Miss Freda A. Dressler and Rev. A. " |
chapman, Provo. Mrs. NJ. Beckman'
Monroe; d. 5. Ia Aecorkee, Mr.. and |