Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-30
LATE LOCALS.

Pete Rar0ttl formerly of Italy, and
now Of this city was admitted TO ct-
2enshlp today by Judge Hall.
Mayor Thompson today approved all
the ordinances, resolutions and COM
mlttee reports passed upon by the coun-
oil on Monday night
J. l., Maxwell, the well known florist,
II very III az his home, 32l east Fifth
South street, with complication of
indigestion, kidney and lung troubles.
Charles w. Bird and Eliza NJ. Ltson,
both OK Murray, We're married by Judge
Stewart today I'm his private Office In
the city and county building.
Landlord Fred wey of the Windsor
and Wilson hotels win be detained IN
the east perhaps two weeks longer than
he expected on account OF the illness Of
his father.
Mrs. Jane McDuff. an aged and well
known woman living near the Hot
Springs lake, who has been seriously
III with dropsy for the past two months,
Is gradually improving.
Rabbi Reynolds begins tomorrow
evening, In the Jewish Temple series
Of lectures Of devotional and histor.
ical nature. The congregation under
| the presidency of Simon Bamberger IL
making very satisfactory progress.
a west side resident says he has
found that newly improved" hinge at
tachments for front yard gates do NOT
last. and that the old fashioned iron
strap hinges cannot be surpassed for
reliability and durability OF service
Then mIschlevous boys are less liable
TO make away with the gates--a great
consideration In itself,
The operations Of the electric drill Mt
the new street railway work near the
Brigham Young monument, attracts
quite curious crowd. The use Of cleo
trcliy reduced the time necessary for
drilling hole through the heavy steel
from II minutes by hand TO minutes
The overhead work viii be completed
In n couple Of days and as soon as
a guard rail- IA In on the west north
bound track the entire network Of rails
viii be free for regular commercial use
J. r. Conner Is at the Kenyon from
Stockton. He SAYS that In passing
Garfield. the shore OF the lal,e is out so
far now as to be lust visible and the
old resort II bounded ON the north by
vast beach Of dry sand. The physical
changes caused by the location ~ the
now railroad line are so extended az 10
change the entire appearance OF the
Mace. Mr.. Conner saws the change ~
service from the narrow 10 the broad
Pnage VIII be made within two weeks
between this city and Stockton.
Prof. Adolph Lorenz, the great Aus
trian SURGEON and world authority In
| 0whopmdlc surgery. IA expected 10 ar
rive IN this city tomorrow morning over
| The n. & r, O.. and NAV remain over
| FOR one dav en- route 10 San Francisco.
II n not known whether he VIII hold
| clinic while here. but II he does, Y
viii probably be NJ one Of the hosnitals
nj the doctors have case OF congen-
lial hin dislocation in cold storage for
| i'm Dr Baldwin and other local medl.
cos viii meet the professor NJ the do
not and arrange upon a program at
that time.
One prominent local real estate firm
| lbs made nine sales ~ properties aver
| AGING 49, no each In the last two wceks'
| and In general dealers report consider
able activity in small properties. This
| ig due largely IN many peonle beinr
| tired n naying hlgh rents. and secur-
Ing small, inexpensive homes OF Their
| own.
Tomorrow IL the day for final action
Nv Senator Clark IN the purchase az
sl0 900 Of the loi Immediately south OF
the Progress building.
Contractor Campbell Is Increasing tn
force OF hricklayers on the Federal
building. so as to hasten construction
Today's local bank clearlngs amount
ed 10 $40, 6S165, as against S5Gi,2S4.1G foI
the same day last year.
II business conditions warrant the
Keith building VIII be increased two
stories In two years. The ornamental
front above the third story is quite Inn
| posing