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

Todays local bank clearings amount
ed to M59,2O622 as against 1864, 531. 0s
for the same day last year.
Albert Johannsen, Of Fremont, Neb.,
s. b., University Of Utah 1898, has been
appointed fellow at John Hopkins
| university.
The Knutsford hotel was filled with
all the guests It could take care of
this morning and the headquarters Of
three visiting bodies Of Shriners were
established there today.
John Drew, the actor, arrived this
morning. with his troupe and regis
tered at the Knutsford hotel lie went
out TO the lake shortly after his ar
rival.
The Twelfth Infantry band will be
furnished with band caps in few days
having the large Tyre in gold braid In
front above the wiser, and viii then
discard the large silver Tyres used on
their fatigue hats.
The instruments for the First In
fantry band are In transit from Wash
ington, and when they are here a Sc
lection Of musicians viii be made. II
is the intention Of Col. Park and Band
master Christensen TO have as good q
band as any in the regular army
H. r. Moore, representing the Pacific
Hotel Register company Is a guest at
the White House from San Francisco
He says he has just been travelling
through the northwest, including Brit
ish Columbia, and finds business In re-
markedly good condition,
Fifty horses were received Yesterday
at Fort Douglas so that there are now |
horses TO ding at the birds" at the |
post, and both light batteries are fully |
equipped with steeds. There is talk |
Of a mountain battery being stationed |
here.
Excavation on the site Of the Keith
building has been hindered some by |
the encountering OF unexpected cass-
polls, vaults Of various kinds. old
piers, buried timbers, etc,
which were In uses years and years
lgO and which were forgotten. The
Oldest buildings In town once stood on
hat property,
The Moila temple Of ST. Joe, 40 peo-
,le, the Zazazig temple of Des Moines.
10 people, and the Abdallah temple Of
4eayenworth, 40 people, were much in
violence In this city today. EN- route
0 Fan Francisco. The visitors attend
d a special recital ~ the Tabernacle
his morning, and were delighted with
he instrument
II. NJ. Ryan, the well known mining
IAN, came up from the Buckskins the
ther day with Morris Dryfus a Chi
ago investor, and registered at the
.enyon, en- route to Rock Springs.
hence they Will visit the Federal
me Mr.. Dreyfus Is much pleased
lth the mineral prospects, albeit his
arty were almost Frustrated by
eavy sand storm In the southern part /
the state.
W. j. Halloran has returned from
tate Line, which he reports is -four I
ming as never before. The camp is
crowded that Mr. Halloran had 10 Y
eep In an office, as there was no room
the local hotel, and new Corners gen q
ally are finding 1t hard lines TO And \
'commodati0ns. The local ores are 1
I'D bearing, and the recent showing /
N''N ~ HN'NA'lAHflA Npfh Us so en- |
that great future is pre- .,
cted for the camp. New houses are II
ing up, and older ones are being en-.
rged.
Postmaster A. l.. Thomas recon-
ended, eight days ago. to the post
ice department at Washington the Y
adjustment Of a sub-station al The y
)re OF J. II. Preece q Co, $50 south
est Temple street, Last nights !.
Jews" contained a Washington %
ecial stating that the proposed sub. -
'tlon would be established as recon- ~
,nded. This IL a part Of the city
lere postal facilities are needed. Mr. a
eece viii be clerk in charge. and
thorized TO sell money orders. post. +,
stamps and register letters. The ~
me OF the new Office win be Sub.sta.
n No. II, Salt Lake postofice, ana o
IRE are now Is stations and sub-sta. X
MS connected with the Salt Lake
'tofiice.