Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-14

The funeral OF Col william Root will
be held tomorrow at p. m, IRON th'
Elks club house on State street. win
| Chaplain Barnes 10 make the ADDRESS
| The remains will lie In state from noon
| until the hour OF service and after the
| exercises the remains viii be shipped 10
Laramie. WyO, for lntcrment Inc run
| era, was 70 have been held today, bul
| Chauncey Root, brother Of the deceased,
| did not arrive In time us MS IRAN was
| " hours late Mr. Root and hls molher
| will accompany the body 70 Laramie,
where the local lodge of Elks VIII per-
form the services at the grave.
state Engineer Doremus viii shortly
| mako a photographic survey Of the We
| her and Little Cottonwood watersheds un-
| der the provisions OF the new irrigation
| law as ne hnds that in these two cases
| irrigation has been carried 90 a high point
| OF Development and for that reason Will
| furnish q good test for the Workings OF
| the new law The statute Is very thor
| rough and provides for complete gather
| ing Of data relating 90 the supply diver
! Sion and use of water Of riveg systems
ami water courses of the state The engi-
neer wll also ascertain existing rights
I'm TIE use of water ana In determining
the volume OF unappropriated water
Prof r.. H. McGhle OF the University
has been given "a leave of absence. w,
Clarence Ebaugh viii take Dr AGREES
Chnlr of chemistry while the doctor Us
away for the next academic year Maud
May RahCOck VIII De associate professor
uf vlocution and director Of physical cui'
turc for women next year Prof X. II,
bradford professor OF mct0llurgy Edwin
Evans assistant professor Of art, Harvey
Holmes assistant professor ~ physical
education and director Of physcal culture
for men, Elias 81. Beekstrand assistant
professor OF electrical cnB neerlng, an
Byron CUMMINGS VIII I've registrar the
Coray, who goes to Columbia.
John Larson. q stranger to the city
started oW ust evening "a have a good
time. tie got ia with "a number OF con-
genial companions and accompanied them
10 "a saloon on Commercial street The
evening becoming rather dun, LarsOn's
friends decided 10 gct up an entertain
mcut consisting ot lrte-tJr-all nght. Tor
his especial benefit. Larsen tired 10 act
as pcaccmakrr butOf what happened after
that be has only a hlzy recpliecton. tie
found himself ln another lioon this
morning minus his watch ana cham he
at once reported the loss % the police,
who are looking for the watch II is
quite evident that the men got up the
tight iu order To make u easy TO relieve
Larson OF whatever yaluables he hap
ututu 10 HuNt Hf'"l NUN
There will be an Internal revenue ex-
animation in this city May 10, Tor the
district Of Montana From the cliglbles
resulting from this examination II Us ex-
pected that ccrthcatiOn viii De- made 10
IN two existing vacancies In the position
of storekepper-gauger In the internal rev
enuc district OF Montana and 90 other
similar vacancies as they may occur PR
SONS who desire 10 compete should al
once apply 70 the United States civil SER
vice commission Washington D. G.. or 70
the secretary of the local board Of exam
iners M he postofice All Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. for application form lOl which
should be properly executed and fled with
the commission, nj Washington IN apply
ing for this examination the exact title
as given at the heGd Of this announce
ment should be- used IN the application.
Persons who are unable 10 file their for
nal applications and who NOTIFY the COM
mission OF this fact, either by letter or
telegraph. with the request that they be
pernited TO take the examination. will be
Examined. provided their requests are re-
ceiyed at the commission In sniilelent
time 10 ship examination papers.
Co
lions Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany was established In 1873 and has
since opened more than SO, iO3 savings
accounts. Have you an account? II
not, start one NOW.
JOSEPH z. SMITH, President.
GEORGE NJ CANNON, Cashier
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