Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-09
LATE LOCALS,

berS or the university fClup mas taken
IN six more men, making Il IN all, and
leaving II applications yet to be acted
upon,
In accordance with the report of
County Clerk James, referee, Judge
Hall today ordered that Antonio Cial-
dullo be adjudged sane and competent
and be restored to capacity
The foggy, hazy atmosphere that has
reyailed In this section for the last
few days extends all through the north.
west ana II Is reported worse In south
ern idaho and Oregon than here.
The Utah Light and Power company
IS Installing what Is known as q regu-
lGting panel with large oil switches at
the connections with the Telluride
Power company's lines so that the
transmission Of power can be conduct
ed without iluctuation or intermission
OF current
Scarcity of snow and hard frozen
ground are reported In some sections of
northern Utah southern Idaho ana
western Wyoming. This is making It
harder for the sheep in those parts to
pull through the winter.
International Secy. Ward OF the Y
Nj. G. a. Is consulting today with local
Secy. Cox relative to an extension Of
association work in this city,
When Senator Rawlins was asked to-
day what he thought of the news from
Washington this morning he only smil-
ed sardonicaly and remarked that 1t
was no funeral Of his. The senator
leaves for Washington tomorrow He
would have gone today, but learned
that todays eastbound trains were
having trouble with snow,lr f..
A dne specimen Of towering cactus In
full bloom IRON South America is dis
played In a local drug store window.
The flowers resemble the bleeding
heart variety of the northern hemis-
phere.
Parties from Ophir report the new
water pipe for the local Clark mining
Properties as nearly laid and that the
entire new local plant will be in opera
ton shortly
Not a few OF the insurance companies
are giving up publishing calendars ana
substituting therefor blotters and date
PADS.
There win be 90 to % Utah live stock
men leaving tomorrow and Monday for
Kansas city. TO attend the annual con-
yention of the National Live Stock as
ISOLATION, TO be held there Jan. 1916.
The last convention was held In Chi
cago and the one previous to that in
this city.
The legal advisers Of the water COM
mttee of the Commercial club are ex-
aiming into the law to meet the OBJ
lection offered that by the organic law
OF the state the mayor can not appoint
a board OF water commissioners. Col
Holmes does not bpprehend any real
difficulty IN the way of the committee.
The days are slowly lengthenlng out
at the rate OF two minutes per day
About the first Of the month progress
viii bc more rapid.
The board Of public works is in ses-
sion this afternoon considering nine es-
Inmates for paving, sewer and sidewalk
extensions.
Patrol Driver William Armstrong
surprised his friends yesterday by an
nounclng his marriage, Which took
place on Dec 29 at ST. Anthony Ida.
The bride was Miss Bena Holden Of Lo-
gan and Is at present visiting with
friends in Idaho
The petition In bankruptcy Of Oscar
NJ. Doble, who describes himself as
switchman, has been filed In the
Office Of Clerk Letcher of the United
States district court. Lee & Sweet are
the attorneys for the petitioner. His
schedule Of Indebtedness shows liabili-
ties amounting 10 S409 and assets. in
GLIDING a two dollar silver watch,
TO s72S5.
Miss Lottie Barton, OF Kavsyine and
Mr.. Joshua Conrad OF Heber City, were
married In the Salt Lake Temple yester-
day. Miss Barton is the daughter OF
Bishop Peter Barton and Mr. Conrad Is
one OF Heber's popular young business
men. They will make their home IN
Ilfber City, A host OF friends wish
them a happy and prosperous Journey
life
s. a. KenneTs valuable and graphic
book, entitled Utah as II Is" Is at
tanning robust proportions. fully 100
pages having been produced from the
presses Of the Deseret News The con-
tents show striking originality in meth.
ID OF portrayal, are repleie with unique
Incidents Of carly life ais conditions
hitherto unpublished and every chapter
Is threaded with a yari- colored vein OF
humor pathos and wit. all be-
ng charmingly written and strictly
rue 10 fact, and nj the same time per-
heated with a spirit Of fairness and inn
No, the least valuable por-
ion Of the book Is It's biographies Of
many Of the pioneers and the states
nest prominent men. while many other
apartments set forth the manifold re-
sources and attractions for which Utah
9 justly noted. II Is expected the book
gill issue from the press by the begin l