Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-28
LATE LOCALS.

The delinquent tax list for Salt Lake
county appears In another part OF this Is,
sue OF the News.
Representative Barrett continues to i'm.
prove al st. Marks hospital and hone.
are entertained for his recovery.
In the case OF Charles S. Carter VS.
Ammon Mercer Judge Stewart this morn.
tns rendered q default Judgment In favor
Of plaintiff Tor s2,99G46
One case Of smallpox was reported 10
the board OF health today that Of Clar-
ence SCracc, aged rs, residing at 1856 Social
Hall 0yenue The young man was re.
moved to the Isolation hospital.
Captain r. p. Hobson was entertained
this noon in the Tabernacle by special
recital given him by 0rganist ]. ]. Me-
Clellan. The captain was delighted with
tho instrument.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gives up its rooms In
the Jennings block Thursday, and Secrc.
tary Cox VIII open an 6Nice at IL east
First South street for the present Most
of tho furniture OF the association has
been sold. An active campaign will begin
next month for funds with which to erect
q fine association building.
w. s. Mccormick received today from,
New York large and handsome litho-
graph OF the new New York stock eX-
change building on Broad street, with the
vgnettes OF the more distinguished mem
hers OF that famous organization encircl-
ing the central figure Of the great struc-
ture. Mr.. Mccormick will have the plc-
ture framed and hung up In his office
The collection Of heads comprise those OF
the greatest fnanciers OF the United
States
kt.in ~ M
Ausstellung' at the University club
rooms this evening at 10 p. m. Among
those present will be X, T.. Hobson late
naval constructor, u. 5. ~, II. de l.. Has
brook, lieutenant Y. s. ~. and DR.. Camp.
bell, L. 5. N.
The naval recruiting party now in this
city took In five recruits today. viz. VIII
liam VI, Burne. aged %, OF New York, as
landsman; William A. Blxman. aged "a,
Salt Lake. landsman; Andrew Young,
aged g. Castle Gate. fireman, second
class; Fred n Dunlap aged 30, Salt Lake,
nlachinist, second class, Ellis I. Thomas.
aged 81 Salt Lake, coal passer, In adj
dillon, there are IL applicants whose quail
ifcatiOns have NOT been passed upon. One
Of the officials, Boatswain Angus, COM
manded a gunboat during the Spanish
war. and saw active and dangerous SER
vice. lie has followed the sea since the
age Of II.
The predicted heavy frost did not ma
terialige last night but II ralned hard in
stead. In the business center Of the
town only little fell the fan recorded
al the weather Office being .0i OF an inch.
But outside Of this small area, a quarter
Of an inch or over fell.
Postmaster Thomas and Inspector Steele
Of the rural free delivery service. rode
90 Frf4lE mp "A
proposed new rural delivery route, taking
In Brighton, Moth Point. Hunter precinct
and adjoining country, and tomorrow they
Will look over a second proposed route 70
be supplied from Ritter postoffice, eight
miles west Of Salt Lake City on the San
Pedro road. II Is understood that Mr.
Steele viii recommend the acceptance OF
the first mentioned route. The adoption
OF the Point OF the Mountain route will
complete provision for the whole OF Salt
Lake county.
The Van Noy Railroad News company
will take charge Of the News" business
on the Rio Grande May /, succeeding the
Barkaow Bros on that line, Their Of
fee will be located at lI6 west Second
South street.
There was lively runaway al 1880
this afternoon. from Fourth and b
streets 10 Second street The horses
attached TO Progress grocery delivery
team became frightened at street
car and breaking lose from their hitch
ing strap, tore down the street. At Sec
ond street they smashed into a tree.
crushing the wagon, and scattering
groceries all over the street. The horses
were then caught and no further dam
age was done. The driver WIS deliver
ing goods at the time.