Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-07
LATE LOCALS.

Dist. Atty Eichnor is confined to his
home with severe cold, lie has been
i'll for two days and is confined to his
bed.
Landlord Wey Of the Wilson hotel Is
erecting large iron p0rtico In front
Of his new hostlery on east Second
South street, a good deal like the one
in front OF the Kenyon
W. p. J.. Dinsmore Of Denver, rep
resenting the Sullivan Machine COM
pany. Is a guest at the Knutsford, and
may remain in this city for some time.
The Utah Light & Power company
will put IN new transformers In places
in the northeast part of the city, where
the voltage has not been all that is de-
sired.
c. q. Hurtt Of Boise. member Of the
state central Republican committee. Is
spending the winter In the south with
his FAMILY, putting In most Of his time
at New Orleans.
E. NJ. Ashton, the broker, today
negotiated the sale of 30 shares OF
Commercial National bank stock at par
$500 He declined to divulge the
names Of the parties to the transac-
ton.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter com"
pany filed an attachment suit today In
the district court against Henry G.
Cav to recover $3.50, alleged 90 be due
as moneys received 70 the sale OF GER
tain goods belonging to plaintiff for
which defendant failed to account
The new Riverside line Of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company has
been completed and connects Garland,
Point Lookout H0neyyille, COrinne and
Bear River city with Brigham City.
This will prove a great convenience for
the sugar factory region.
The Nephl residence Of George II.
Whitmore was damaged $500 worth the
other day, insured in the Home Fire.
The Home Fire Is extending us opera
lions TO foreign countries, as the local
management has received word from RI.
j. Grant. now IN Japan, to place insur-
ancas on the japanese mission build
ings Of the Latter-day Saints
f. G. WINS, the told time newspaper =,
man, and for many years resident in
this city, was IN town for few hours
today en- route from Helena to New
York. wher che has been called by legal
business. He was warmly welcomed by
many old friends G.. NJ. Jackson win
accompany Mr. Wins east on similar
Grand
on Thursday evening Feb. f. the
charming operetta, "A Garden of Sing
ing Flowers and a unique musical
program, viii be given in the Twenu-
oh ward annex under the auspices Of
thu Salt Lake stake primary fine
array OF talent has been secured ami
the entertainment viii doubtless be
highly enjoyed by those attending
State Engineer Doremus has word
from the surveyors on the Grand Canal
to be run from above Grand Junction
through Grande county, Utah, that
there Is some doubt whether the canal
can be run high enough TO include a
large tract OF desirable land In this
state that was hoped to be covered by
the canals operations.
The many friends Of Mr.. Philip 8.
Maycock and Miss Rena Baker will re-
jnice to learn that on Thursday last
this worthy couple Was married In the
Salt Lake Temple The groom Is a well
known young attorney Of this city and
9 member Of the firm OF Thomas a
Maycock, while the bride Is a charming |
young woman recently Of the faculty |
o. the Agricultural college at Logan. |
Mr and Mrs. Maycock will reside IN |
salt Lake.
I'll Kalah Temple, a. A. o. NJ, s. gen |
flss h4 I've 4. Ahfsfp
win hold It's annual ceremonial session |
In the Masonic hall on Second South |
on Wednesday the 18th inst. when the |
nGvlces will cross the burning sands |
before n representation that will he |
radc up OF representatives, Of the or
der from nearly every state IN the |
rrion. After the ceremonies the usual |
banauet with lis weird features viii be |
INDUCED 10 until the wee sma' hours.
In Judge Diehls court this morning
Il. G. McFlroy was arraigned on the |
charge OF grand larceny. The complaint |
alleges that he stole from Joe Berry |
$40. He pleaded not gufity. and was re-
leased on $500 bonds. The case was
set for the 10th Henry c. Cav plead
ed not guilty 90 the charge Of emboz-
cling $40 in cash and $500 In merchan.
disc from the simth Premier Typewrlt-
or company He was released on his
own reoognizance. and the date OF
hearing wos not set,
Mr.. John Johnson, assistant manager
OF the Bear River sugar plant was IN
the city yesterday afternoon en- route
10 HIS home az Provo. FOR brief visit.
lie believes that the Bear river Coun-
try Is good location FOR a sugar fac
tory "a the soil ~ good for beetH and
there Is an abundance OF water The
foundation FOR the new plant was part
" laid last fail, but 'yhen cold weather
commenced work was suspended There
Is now large quantity OF building ma.
terial on the premises ready for fur
ther operations in the spring.
The Westminster Presbyterian
church people az Wednesday nights
meeting formally extended n permanent
oail to Rev. ., Rlohelsen. who has been
filling their pulpit for the past year
Dean Eddie OF st. Marks. viii speak
IN Westminster church tomorrow eve
ming On "The Eternal city" under the
auspices Of the Brotherhood Of Andrew
and Phillip and on Thursday night
next the young men OF the church win
give an Entertainment TO which admis-
sion viii be free.
The following circular letter Is being
sent out BY the committee on art and
literature OF the Commercial club: Dear
Sir-It is the intention OF the board OF
governors that there shall be establish.
cd In the elubroems library Of com.