Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-18
LATE LOCALS,

session today at the state prison.
Sheriff Emery IS passing around the
cigars today ON account of the arrival
az his home of a lO-pound baby girl
sThe event occurred yesterday morning
at o'clock. The sheriff therefore, had
sufficient cause 70 celebrate ST. Pat
ricks day with a vim.
The newly appointed board OF correc-
tions held a session today at the state
prison. Warden Dow is steadily I'M
proving in health.
Postogice Inspector Sharp leaves to-
night for Omaha TO return with James
wilkinson wanted here on charge OF
robbIng the Bountful postoiiice, The
accused viii be bound over before the
United States commissioner al Omaha,
and win be brought west on an order
Of transfer from the United States
court.
The premises. 100 South Temple
street. long occupied as q saloon, were
rented recently on a long time lease,
and the owner was proceeding 70 put ln
a new front when along came the
building Inspector and condemned the
building II must now be torn down,
and a light two story brick structure
viii be erected there to do duty for
few years until time comes for more
pretentlous one.
The head OF the weathcrSverau evil
IDENTIFY means that none TqTT--A.~'lreau's
carpets shall be stolen, for a. - 3ame 81
the bureau Is woven into the'n8ck OF all
of its carpets I'm white threads, so that
its ownership can be determined at
glance
Contractor Campbell OF the federal
building has been delayed az Portland
by waiting for the arrival there OF his
son from Chicago and Is expected In
Salt Lake By tomorrow.
Llghtfoots barber shop az 20 East
Second South was burgIau2ed last
night large number of ionsoHal i'm
PIGMENTS We're stolen. The thieves
Kicked In the back door and then help
ed themselves 20 whatever struck their
fancy. They purloiued rs good razors,
two pairs of clippers and two pairs Of
scissors. The robbery was reported to
the police who are In hot pursuit
The Salt Lake stockyards are doing
a steady local shipping business and
considerable fat stock Is arriving for
local slaughtering.
The University band has made final
arrangements for bringing the Uniyer.
sty Of Colorado Glee and Mandolin
clubs to this city ON Monday evening,
March %, at Barratt hall. Heretofore
this club has confined lis tours To
the eastern states, but this time 1t
leaves Boulder for a month tour Of
the west. Last year the club followed
| the Yale Glee club. meeting with sup
port and praise In every place. The
club comprises % members. Including
sClOists, comedians and singers. and
! the entertainment promises 90 be Of
prcat interest 10 an lovers OF music
ANA fun.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza A. B. Gibbs
VIII De held from the sixteenth ward
Westinghouse at - o'clock noon tomor-
row. Friends may view the remains az
the family residence from ii TO 1880 a.
M
The second Of the big Raymond &
Nhltcomb excursions from the Pacific
coast Will arrive early this evening and
register az the Kuu,sf1rd. There are
il5 people In the party
one local dry goods house s decorate
| Ink Cos Easter show windows with silk
an tapestry stun worth S210 per yard,
] wholesale,
Easter hats-m1ryolous looking crea-
lions which no man would ever care 90
Nfal-1re filling up the show windows
of The dry goods, notions and millinery
stores Violet seems 10 be a fayorite
| color, and the violet flower the Aoreul-
tu1l fayorite
THE public stairway IN the Keith
building ls something OF q luxurious
AFFAIR. The tail walnscotlng IL OF Verde
marble. green tint approxImating
fha Malachite. and the steps are OF Gle
white marble, all from the Vermont
Quaulos The panels az the lower COR
uers win be Of FURNISHED bronze with
heavy brass railngs The ceiling dec
oratlnns viii be elaborate. The mirrors
for the front show windows on, the
ground floor are now In place and fine
si.ken draped shades are hung in the
windows The store Interior resembles
O flower garden with rosettes and
| strcamers u colored papers cut into
| flower shapes strung an through the
place.
Architects say that the prices OF
building materials are likely ~ remain
| practically unchanged this spring ana
that there WIN be no trouble with the
| labor unions
There viii be q meeting Of the Agri-
| cultural society directors on the 2slh
inst. 10 decide how 10 divide ~ the
money lately voted them by the Lesls.
| lgture.
Elder Joseph ~. WsNIrln of the
First Council % Seventies has Just ~
turned from Boise whore Dr. bias been
ihc past six weeks holding meetings
end attending 20 church basHes. gem
orally. Elder McMurrin reports c0ndi.
tlcnc there In FIRST class shape. With au
organized branch Of the Church mum