Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
LATE LOCALS

James Mloheoth formerly Of Italy. now
OF salt Lake, Was admitted 10 citizenship
today by Judge Stewart,
II is claimed the recent announcement
Of last week that flour was 10 go up"
was merely Il scare prepared by the
millers to get orders
State Superintendent Of Schools Nelson
viii go to Logan Friday night to be pres.
ent al the teachers institute on satur-
day
Contract Dental Surgeon Decker of
Denver Is at Fort Douglas. and will doc
tor the teeth OF enlisted men at the post
FOR me next two or three weeks.
A new aud substantial pavement Is be-
Ing laid on the State street side Of the
Salt Lake Theater In place of the old
tar ana gravel walk that has gone to
pieces,
Miss Lallah b. Holmes and Gus 8
Holmes, Jr, children OF Landlord Holmes
OF the knulsford hotel viii graduate May
10 ana " from the preparatory schools
they have been attending at Palo Alto
and enter stanford university.
A Utica, N. y, lady writes friend IN
this city stating that within a week
previous to Writing the mercury glded
up the scale TO 10 and at that present
moment the thermometsT stood at q
and = was showing. Can you beat
weather like this in utah2 was asked
Manager Parkhurst Of the Pacific board
OF underwriters IN this city was notified
this morning, from San Francisco OF the
death Of Manager w P Thomas OF the
New Zealand Insurance company Mr.
Thomas was for q years in the insurance
business
There have been so many visitors" TO
the federal building In the last 10 days
that Constructor Campbell has been COM
PEELED 10 let IL be known that he is not
conducting park loungng place on free
and easy down there. and gentlemen OF
leisure are now being requested 20 put In
their spare time somewhere else
Colonial Sam Park remarked this morn
ing strong Wish that the guard might
nave government inspections Twice a year,
as In that case the boys would become
more than ever interested In their work
and would take special pride In the pre-.
seryatlon and maintenance Of arms and
equipment. The way the boys have skur-
riei around In the last 10 days and got
things into shipshape, shows how they
appreciate inspection from regular army
officers,
Company II, First infantry, passed
through the ordeal Of a government In
spection last night az the state armory
with colors flying, and Captain Williams
and the regimental officers who witnessed
the inspection are IN excellent spirits to-
day. as are also the remainder Of the
men In the command. Captain Sturgis Of
the artillery corps OF the army conducted
the inspection, and compimented the
boys on the fine appearance they made.
The books OF the company were found to
be In excellent shape. Only one man was
absent
COL a. Bersbach Of Chicago, who Is Wis
itlug In this city with his daughter and
sOn-ln-law, Captain and Mrs, sam 5.
Porter was taken to Park City yestef-
day by the captain and shown over the
Silver King mine and other local great
properties Col Bersbach expressed him
self as delighted with the great mines.
and with the rugged mountain scenery OF
this part of the country In fact ever
since he has been here, not day has
passed without his seeing something TO
excite his interest Captain Porter Is
showing him every attention,
In speaking Of the growth Of the town
Dan Cliff remarked this morning that IN
the eighties when he opened the Gift
House he had hard work convincing Sam
Ewing that II would pay 10 maintain a
hotel as far south on the main street as
Third South. so he let him have the hotel
Tor tnftt months al 40 per IlONNNt III VI
der 10 convince Mr. Ewing that his judy
menl In the matter was correct. The
new landlord found II was. and main
talned an excellent hosiery there Tor
several years before he turned the hotel
over 10 Andy Brxen, and took the new
Cullen himself,
The management OF the Twin Falls
Land a Water company will remove the
general offices OF the company from this
city TO Miner as soon as the temporary
office building there has been completed.
The building OF the g0 feet long dam will
set the Snake back over seven miles, and
give il a width of from half o mile to,
a full mile, and the company proposes TO
place a naptha launch thereon, with other
boats, and perhaps a sloop yacht The
launch viii come In handy for trips down
the grand canal which will be large
enough for commercial navigation to
points along It's line. The management Is
receiving clippings frequently from yari'
Gus points Of the country about the Twin
Falls Irrigation scheme. showing that the
project has been widely advertised.
s. Amakuki, young Japanese gen.
tleman who Is studying In this country,
was in the city today en- route east to
enter Yale. Mr.. Amakuki Ia a resident
OF Kioto but has been q student al the
University Of California the past year
and half He expects TO remain at
Yale between two and three years, dur
ms which time he will pursue the study |
OF philosophy. He was being shown |
about the city today by Elder Henry |
w Naisbitt OF the Church bureau of !
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