Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

Capt. Hert, the Salvation Army las
SIZE who has been seen about her SAL
walton ward for months VIII hold her
farewell meeting from the hall on
Commercial street Sunday evening, and
win leave on Tuesday for Boise TO as
sst IN the work there. She has many
friends among the army workers who
regret 20 see her go Her place VIII
be taken by Annie Sparks, who viii
arrive from San Francisco about We'd
nesday or Thursday OF next week. Adj
jutant and Mrs Loney report the army
work in good condition.
Representative Cahoon, accompan-
led By his wife and daughter, enter
tanned at dinner at the Vienna Cafe
last evening. Misses Lynch. Smith and
Snyder. the lady committee clerks OF
the house. and Chief Clerk Cummings,
Minute Clerk ClRwson, Docket Clerk
Toonc and Engrossing Clerk Allen, Mr.
Cahon Is a capital host and made his
guests feel al home. An elegant in
formal spread was set before these
hard-worked and oblging employees,
and they VIII treasure pleasant recOl-
lecHons Of his Kind consideration for
very long time.
The Tabernacle choir gave It's fare
well concert last night. There was q
good attendance and the numbers Civ
an We're well selected and Of q pleas
ing kind Solos were rendered by
Messrs. John Robinson, willard
squlres. Alfred Rest and T S. Ash
worth. and by Miss LOttle owen. Mrs.
Lizzie Thomas Edward and little Miss
Mile williams who sang sweetly "The
Holy CITY" The Imperial quartet and
choir gave two numbers each and at
the close there was a drawing for a
free ticket. the lucky number being held
by Master M0yle Gray Of the Eeigh-
teenih ward
General Manager D. S. Murray notl-
fies the board Of public works II de.
sire to state that we propose to put un-
der ground during the year 1908 all Of
the wires IN the business district of
the city and take down the overhead
wires. AZ the present time we have
main condulis IN the streets and now
Il is necessary for US 10 get into the
interior Of the blocks In order to reach
subscribers from the underground con-
QUITS. anG this is the first OF several
requests that viii come 90 you later
along The FIRST request" Indicated
was for leave 10 conduit a cable
through the alley west Of the Cullen
hotel. from which buildings IN that en-
tire block viii be connected.
The shortcomings OF the new federal
In the matter OF space are be-
ginning TO occasion comment again.
Mr.. Ash, the government representa-
tive, states that with everything
into the smallest possible
space there viii still be no room for the
bureau. There will also be
too little space for thr p0stotiice and
one result will be a big congestion on
There Is also a shortage In
space in the basem mt so that
there viii be no room for outgoing mail
facilities The facts In the case have
been presented to the department at
whence comes the infor-
mntlon that nothing can be done IN the
way Of Improvement without an extra
appropriation from Congress.
The oratorial contest yesterday after
noon, in the West side High school for
the gold medals offered for the success
ful girl and boy contestants, by the |
and the Sons OF the Reyo. |
luton respectively, were won by Miss |
Louise Madison and John Jensen, The |
contest took place In the assembly |
room, which was solldly filled by up |
per class pupils, patrons OF the school |
and members OF the two societies pro- |
vidng the medals. with Charles At |
inson, chairman. The following pro- |
gram was carried out Piano solo, VIII |
Batoman; oratlons, what Constitutes !
our Nation?" Mehring Eardley; |
Thrilling Events Of the Revolution |
NJ Louise Madison; "The Farmer He |
roes OF the Revolution" Dale Pitt. |
"Our Revolutionary Friend" Nellie |
loback, "Washingtons Monumort"
John Jensen, 'The spirit OF 171G and the |
American People Mildred OFT.
American Patriotism Frank Fisher;
yorktown and What II has Meant" |
Louise r. Bascom: "Three Heroes. |
Statesman. General Soldier George |
Barratt Revolutionary Helpers" Eva !
Dix; IAN Ideal Patriot A, Falrchlld |
Sherman; violin solo. Roy Williams.
The judges were Mrs George Bacon.
D. n. Christensen, and PROT. G. NJ.
Marshall