Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-09
LATE LOCALS,


mercial club viii meet tomorrow even
ing to discuss such matters as may be
brought before it.
Considerable interior finish Is vet
to arrive from the east for the McCune
residence on Capitol Fill, and on its
receipt here the work will be pushed as
rapidly as possible. Then the mansion
VIII be ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Elliott, supervisor OF drawing
OF the city schools, will meet the teach
ers OF beginners on Tuesday afternoon
at S;l5 o'clock In the teachers assem-
bill room at the city and county build
ing,
Ex-senator Frank j. Cannon contin-
ues 10 improve at the Holy Cross hos
pital In this city, and II is believed by
the attending physicians that his com
plete recovery is now only matter Of
time.
A recent circular from the postofIlce
department at Washington announces
that Max Jeffen has been appointed 10
succeed James Rogers as carrier IN the
rural free delivery service IN Bingham
canyon.
The entire new and remodeled boiler
plant at the central station Of tho Utah
Light q Power company viii be In OBJ
Grafton this week with automatic stok-
Srs, ana then good bye to the smoke
nuisance from that source for good.
a deacon Of the First Congregational
church said this morning that the gem
eral sentiment IN the church was unani-
nous in favor Of calling to the vacant
pulpit Rev. II. l. Goshen of ogden. and
he believed that choice would be made.
II. Z. a. Culmer has on exhibition IN
his office, timely painted ocean scene
Oh tue California coast The scenery
SO closely resembles the surroundings
ot the south shores Of Great Salt Lake
that Mr., Gunner has concluded to let
the picture pass for that
The making Of Saratoga chip pota-
toes In this city has become quite an
industry. One man is using up l.5OO
bushels Of tubers year. and in the
height OF the summer season consumes
as high as 400 pounds. Saratoga chips
originated IN one OF the big Saratoga
hotels some 20 years ago, in the inyen-
tive mind of chef, and now IL has
become steady article OF diet the
world around"
1t was ladies' night Saturday night
at the University club and as usiIsl
the club members and their guests
enjoyed themselves. The feature Of the
evenins'was a valuable historical pape,
By Maj, Hin on Macmillan In Next
co. The major Is always an interest
ing writer and his review Of the ex-
perlences OF the unfortunate European
prince, who came over under the fatal
auspices OF Louis Napoleon, was schol-
arly and instructive.
The local union No. g. Of the Inter
national Brotherhood OF Electric,
Workers, win give It's annual ball nj
Chrlstensen's on Tuesday night Feb
ruary 10. Two thousand incandescent
lights viii be used to illuminate the
lali. A very artistic scheme viii be
worked out in the arrangement Of the
lights both as TO forms and colors. The
local electricians say they win far sur
pass last years display, tomorrow
night.
James Dwyer, the veteran school
furniture man, has returned from
Boise, Where he succeeded, after n
lively contest, In getting for the Din
Woodey company of this city, the con-
tract of seating the new high school
at that place. The contract runs into
the thousands and MIR. Dryer Is TO be
congratulated on his success. He saws
the snow is very deep in Idaho and
that the weather Is unusually cold I'm
the eastern portion Of the state.
Contractor A. Campbell Of the Fed
eral building returns this afternoon
from Chicago where he went on
very sad errand. that OF burying his
son who died in oregon OF typhoid
fever Mr.. Campbell win resume con-
struction work on the Federal build
Ing just as soon as the cold weather
lets up, and he will have received the
steel for the basement and first story |
by the middle OF next month. 80 DAYS
earlier than was expectd.
A letter received In this CITY from
Los Angeles states that the crowds OF |
tourists that thronged the town last |
winter largely remained away this win |
Ter ana mat the number Of this sea- |
sons visitors Is quite moderate. Most |
)i the wealthy fasteners that have for
me rev past seasons been going TO |
southern California have this winter
turned their faces towards Florida. |
Nhere the accommodations are much /
more extended, and where the climate |
5 about the same.
The following order was issued to-
lay from the headquarters of The
lrigadiergeneral and acting adutant.
General: ~ @. No. 8. Lieut.. col. Iohn
Ford, First brigade, having report
d as supervisor the election on Feb
/, 1903, OF Sergt a. w. Calne. Jr.. as
eeond Lieutenant troop A. First cav.
Try this election being held pursuant
o special order No. G. Q. s. thexe
Ieadqnarters III resnli OF The nlnniinr