Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-27
LATE LOCALS.

| STOCK sou " ll,u per snare,
Glass prism sidewalks will be used
| on the State street front OF the new
Vermont building
Today's bank clearings amounted to
S52l,12isO. as against $3.50 599,07 for the
same day last year.
There have been several requests that
the Tabernacle organ concerts be taken
up again, as they have become very
popular
Thirty of the returning bankers were
In town yesterday and registered at
the Knutsford They all left for the
east last night
The livery stable Keepers are smil.
Ing today, az all their spare hacks and
wagonets are In use by the political
managers In getting voters out TO reg
lister.
The telephone company has changed
the rate on registered Instruments
from 81 per month with 10 calls TO 81. 50
per month and 30 calls with two par
ties only on the line.
The funeral of the late Benjamin NJ.
Hartman VIII be held from the Mil
Creek Westinghouse tomorrow at 70 IN.
Friends may view the remains at the
residence at Fourteenth South and
state streets, from $3.50 TO II a. m
Col. George Dorsey was in town to-
day, en- route from Boise 20 Nebraska.
lie reports the development of southern
Idaho as astonishing, and that hun
dreda OF acres are being added to the
tillable area OF the state through the
building nm nf tho irriUo ifa,, gat, no MAJ,
The roof OF the new Y M. c. A..
building VIII be so constructed that
when the intended three additional stor-
les are added the walls can be carried
right up and the present roof be inn
mediately utilized az floor. All that
VIII be necessary will be 20 cut holes
for stairways through the roof.
The fire laddies from station No. 2
and Chief Wood from No. | responded
To an alarm from Prof Stephens resi-
dence az SO Center street yesterday ar
ternoon. The blaze was in the roof
and was caused by defective hue. But
little damage was done TO the place
as the blaze was quickly extinguished
Capt. $. J. Ulmnn Of Troop A, Is get
ting subscriptions from his friends In
Biitimore to help secure an independent
afmory for his command IN this city,
He suggests that the state fair grounds
be secured for the troop to drlll on.
Az tho rate things are going now, Troop
A viii have no trouble IN increasing it's
roster to 10 or 100 names, each man
owning his own horse.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the Utah
Gold Separating, Milling Mining aud
MACHINERY company OF this city we're
filed ~ the county clerks Office this
afternoon The capital stock is $500,
600, divided into shares OF the par
value Of 81 each, G. O. Michaolson Is
president, Matthew A. Daugherty. vice
president, IL. z. Myton, secretary and
treasurer
Willis II, Boothe Jr. who recently
resigned his agency dictatorship Of the
New York Life Insurance company, has
accepted the management of the Ma
tional Bond company Of Denver for the
district of Utah Idaho, Montana and
Nevada, with headquarters In this city
Mr. Boothe regards the business out
look for his company as very promising
Manager Billings OF the Bradstreet
agency Is associated with Mr.. Boothe.
Real estate III selling steadily, but
mostly In small parcels, and the de-
mand Is reported for the most part on
the east side. Dealers report that peo-
pie have lost the fear that they had
several months ago, and are now more
than ever starting IN 20 build them
homes, The climatic attractions are
bringing many outsiders IN here, and
the present beautiful fall IL giving Utah
a reputation that Is being spread far
and near.
They tell In local theatrical circles OF
the manager Of a well known comic
opera troupe, whose wife goes every
two years TO have her face onameld
and her hair bonded. The enamel Is
elastic and does not wash OFF, but
wears Off In time and has to be renew
ed. In the present case, although the
woman is 80, she looks less than half
that age, While the enamel beauties,
when II Is once used 1t must be renew
ed periodically, or else the skin is r,l-
med, and the woman's beauty is gone
forever.
Officials of the Central Coal & Coke
company OF this city and Rock Springs
say that the Montana Diamondville
troubles win not disturb the Rock
Springs production as much as was at
first apprehended, In fact the release
Of many miners from the DlamondvilIe
properties may result In the Rock
Springs mine management securing
the help OF which they have been in
much need, and moreover Salt Lake
can now secure all the Rock Springs
coal II wants. II Is claimed that what
trade Is lost by the curtailrnent OF the
shipments north win be amply compen.
stated by the increase OF the trade In
other directions.