Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Walter Nickum has returned from an
absence Of several months In Montana as
an Inspector Tor the Telephone company
The lawns about the city are coming
out IN fine shape, and those on east
south Temple street particularly are at
tractlye.
company Of returning missionaries
reached Boston Sunday from Liverpool
per steamship Canada. They are due In
Salt Lake on Thursday.
Manager Rust OF the Dun agency saws
that u requires only little stretch Of
warm weather to bring out the retail
trade Of the city in satisfactory shape.
Two cases Of smallpox were reported to
the board OF health yesterday. They are.
George Brown, ugca q. 6, north Second
West Eliza kosslter, aged ., $50 Tenth
East
John H. Gushing. laborer Of Sandy, has
He'd petition tn bankruptcy In the fed
eral court. Ills liabilities he sets forth as
being Si0i62. with assets Of Sil2
Owing to the lightning IN the north last
night u was found necessary 90 cut of
the Telluride line supply from this city.
which explains the dimness of incandcs-
cents IN numbet Of places.
The Telephone company is cutting
subway from the manholc In First Suuti
street opposite Maruotts meat market
TO the Mccormick building. for wires that
are 70 supply il from the main subway
Deputy County Clerk Smith yesterday
united in marriage Miss Mamie u. john
son Of Pleasant Grove. and Joseph n.
Powell Of spungVlr and Lena Larsen
and Martin j.. bemcr both Of this city
William Vinegar passed away sudden
by at his home last night from heart
trouble, following severe case Of the
grip. The deceased was % gears of age,
and lived at 2iN west North Temple street.
The Guano company has shipped car
loads of The island gudno To- the beet SUI
gar factories In The Bear river valley 90
Idaho Fails, and 10 Lehi for the use OF
beet growers In cnuching their fields
this spring.
Fred Reich o West Tintlc miner died
at The keogh-Nr.ght hospital last mid
night OF puqumon,a after fDur days ill-
ness. A sitter Mrs. r. Mulhall lives
In this city while he has brothers iu
Park CITY and Mtrcur
President Nelson A. Empcy Of the ID. A.
a. NJ society viii be- home April o next.
and then "a meeting NJ the board viii be
called 90 take some action looking t0-
wards the use OF The legislative appropn-
alton.
The April musicale OF the Commercial
cub VIII De held in the parlOrs OF the club
on The 18TH prON Prof Mcclellan has
Che matter in hand and is arranging
program that VIII present the best musi.
cal talent IN the city.
Mrs W. A. Tlbbals. formerly Mrs. Eva
Parker Of this city. and sister-in-law
OF W. ~ Tia6ais, died last week az Tue
son Arlz The hcrcaVed husband has
many friends here who will extend sym-
pathy IN his hour Of sorrow
The funeral Of Mrs Salina Fisher. wife
OF Thomas Fisher. was held yesterday af-
t,TnOon from the undertaking parlnrs OF
vet The funeral OF Ida b NadCr was ia
this morning from the Heath Methodist
church.
Members of the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position commission met at the office Of
Governor Wells yesterday afternoon and
completed arrangements for the trim Co
ST. Louis April % when a definite size FOR
the Utah state building Will be decided
upon
The Local Y NJ G. a. is negotiating Tor
fhe purchase Of the vacant l8t west Of
tho oli city hall. Tor si9W0 wherein 10
erect tine ASSOCIATION building Mem
bers q the cliy council are being inter
viewed today with reference 90 the dty's
parting with the lot at the figure mem
toned.
Whlttakcrs shoe shop on Third West
and Second South was broken into Sunday
night and nine pairs Of secondhand shoes
stolen. The thieves waited a favorable
opportunity and then broke In the front
window. The shoes were within easy
reach The matter was reported TO the
The Street railway people have piled up