Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-26
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LATE LOCALS.

Elder John w. Taylor Of The quorum
Of the Twelve was In the city today az
ter having been absent for some time
A consignment Of trees in tubs has
been received at the Kenyon hotel from
Rochester, NJ ", and the trees are be-
Ing distributed about the hotel
A. +. Holden. Harvard 1883, and Rich
ard S. McCnffray. Columbia, 1896, have
been elected to membership In the Uni
yersW club.
Mrs. G. j. McNitt and family leave
for Chicago tomorrow morning where
they go 10 visit relatives and friends
for several weeks.
j. NJ. Wilkinson Of Butleryille was
today operated on at the Keogh-
Wright hospital for a diseased cheek
bone.
Landlord G. S. Holmes Of the Knuts-
ford hotel Is due tomorrow In this city
from Los Angeles. Mr.. Holmes has
been away from Salt Lake Since Aprll.
In several of the local banks It Is
said that money is quite tght here due
TO heavy demand for money for invest
ment In many channels noticeably cat
tie.
Private Hazard OF Battery A, broke
his leg through an accident this MORN
Ing al Provo. He was brought TO this
city, and taken TO the Holy Cross hos-'
pital.
H. A. Strohmeyer of Montclaire n. j.,
who was official photographer with the
presidential party on the occasion OF
The transcontlnental trip earlier In The
year, Is a guest at the Knutsford
The power was off from the elevators
In the Dooly block this noon, about the
lime the regiment Of clerks was turned
loose FOR the noontide meal, and there
was a patterlng of feet on the stairs in
consequence.
There was another heavy attendance
on the organ recital yesterday after
noon. and the largo from the DV0rJak
composition, and the triumphal march
from Beethoven, were particularly APP
preciated.
The cool weather Of today, is very
grateful gift to the suffering salt Lake
| public. after the long spell OF eneryat-
ing. exhausting hot weather. This
morning was really chilly and citizens
were on The streets wearing light over
coats.
The Twenty-sccond light battery, and
| the four companies of the Twelfth in
| fantry stationed at Fort Douglas, which
| have been In camp with the guard near
| Provo, left the camp this morning for
the fort, marching all Of theway. Capr
Pardee is IN command.
Elder Matthias +. CcSley Of the
| Council Of the Apostles returned this
morning from q tom OF the Teton coun-
try. where he has been attending con-
ferences, He says the people OF that
section are feeling we'll due to good
crops and promising outlook general
W
| G]en Miiei IL N receipt from tome,
| Italy, Of O fne water color picture OF
the ruin OF the Coliseum, painted By 40
! it,tliau friend whom he met while rus
ticatmg in the capital OF Romulus and
Reinus IN the summer Of 1893, II was
during the fall Of this year that Mr.
Miller removed to Utah.
The funeral OF the late George D. OIL
VINO was accidentally shot while hunt
| ing near Kimberly, Utah, was held this
| afternoon, at o'clock, from the late
residence. 800 east First South street
under the auspices Of the Sons of Her
man and the Harmonic club, with in
torment at MI. oliyet.
There has been fall IN the flour and
| grain markets, ana today the following
| "a ntr1t Ia hp 81 m I..H
| Wheat, Sl00 oats 81 40, rolled oats,
$3.50. rolled barley. s1.35; whole corn,
| ti40; alfalfa, per cwt.. 5jc; timothy.
ent -four $500 straight grade, $3.50;
bakers $500.
A bulletin from the Publicity Bureau,
Boston, says Among the saloon pas
! sengers arriving In Boston Aug u on
the steamship Commonwealth OF the
| Dominion line Of the International
! Mercantile Marine company, were
| Messrs William l., and Francis B. Coll
ton Of Salt Lake City and party UNI
der charge OF Mr., Lewis Johnson.
Prof. J. J. Mcclellan, who was APP
| pointed one of the musical adjudicators
! on the prize ode for the Irrigation con-
gress, today sent letter to Chairman
Ross, thanking him for the honor con-
ferred but expressing regrets that con-
ditiona were such with him that he
| feared he would not be able TO accept
the appointment The other judges on
music are Profs Joseph Ballantyne
ana Anton FederSen.
The street car company Is fitting up
half dozen 1f the best OF the old
Stephenson. single truck cars with yes-
tibules and fenders for use the coming
winter, as when the open cars are tak-
en- of, there Is likely 10 be q shortage
on the closed cars, No Al IN the first
car to be thus remodelled Two double
| truck cars are being completed IN the
paint shop. One is the Old Rapid Tran
sit No. 62 of the Murray line, and which
win reappear as No 81. TIE Other car
Is new one to be numbered 80 A third
double truck ear is being built over
! from single truck cars In the carpenter
shop. and two double truck cars just out
Of the p Mt shop, are having trucks put
| under them