Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-16
LATE LOCALS.

j. A. Click, formerly state mine in
spector OF Idaho, is a guest at the
Kenyon.
Hon. Thomas r. Benton and family
OF Lincoln, Nebp are guests at the
Knutsford.
state Auditor Tlngey returned last
evening from a business trip to Poca-
telio' Idaho Springs, and Butte,
.Today's local bank olearlngs amount
ed to $685., 20 as against s6s2. b7e. IL
for the same day last year.
Geo, Bradley, OF the Bradley Machln.
cry Co, OF Spokane, is In the city greet.
Ing old friends. He will 80 northwest
tonight
Thirty-hve Christian Endeavorers OF
the East Side Baptist church INDUCED
In a hayrack ride, Monday night. and
they had good time.
Il. r. Monroe, Pittsburg, Pa manu- :
iacturer, Is visiting in this city with
his old time friend, III. l.. Thomas, OF
Nthe Bell Telephone company
State Supt. of Schools Nelson re =
turned this morning from Moab, where
he visited the schools. He found the
schools In that locality in excellent con :
dltion.
Jed Jones Of Cedar City has the con &.
tract for building the shop and coal
storage building connected with the
state university branch at that point,
at $4,000.
me light batteries are expected back
az Fort Douglas Monday evening next,
me boys VIII be glad to get away
from the cold and the snow In Straw
berry valley.
There will be a meeting Of the Ell
ders and Saints OF the Sheffield con-
ference at the residence OF Orson All.
len, 30 First street. tomorrow evening.
beginning at 5 o'clock.
Frank Klepetko, former manager OF
the Anaconda Copper company, is i'm
the city today. He visited the Utah
Con. smelter with Manager Charming
this afternoon.
The funeral OF the late C. Sum Mich.
DIS VIII be held at 1880 p. m, tomorrow,
under the auspices of the Odd Fellows,
from Ill south Third East street, with
lnterment in the city cemetery.
Parties from Iron county report that
II Is quite cold down there, with con-
siderable frost But the crops are
good, better than for some years. Many
people came up to attend the Irrlga-
tion congress.
The Orpheus club held its llrst meet.
ing OF the fall season at the Elks' hall
last night. The attendance was large
and the work Of the coming winter was
outlined, with better prospects OF sue
cess than have greeted the organiza-
tion for years,
Matt Daugherty Is showing speci-
mems of the savings Of gold talings
by new machine process In California.
tie VIII maintain his home In this city.
but travel between Utah and the golden
state In connection with interests on
the coast.
The salt Lake clearing house must
move 10 other quarters than those
occupied at the rear OF the Utah Ma
tional bank as the bank wishes to use
the room Tor other purposes. The
directors room In the Utah CONNER.
clal savings bank Is mentioned as
most likely to be selected
The Bell Telephone company is taxi
Ing down the big cables and wires on
FIRST south street In the business Sec
uon' as the new underground system
Is being brought into operation The
improvements being made in the CEN
tral office building, include a fine new
apartment for the toll operators.
The Y. l.. NJ, l. A. Of the Seventeenth
ward held their opening meeting last
night IN the Westinghouse. where $50
people were present Their was a fine
porsram consisting Of speeches, reel
tauons, vocal and instrumental music
topped on pleasantly with ice cream
ana cake. a number Of stake authori-
ties were present, The evening was
much enloyed.