Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-09

tor Is evident from the number OF ad-
ditlons that are made from time 70
time to its membership. twenty-five
persons were added to the church last
Sunday. Il being on -profession OF
faith and five by letter
Engineer Grosh OF the General Elec-
trio company OF this city has returned
| from Rexburg He says the new local
| electric light plant viii be IN running
order I'm one week. and that the light
and power plant at Blackfoot Is In
successful operation The latter plant
is supplied from the American Fails
plant 30 miles distant
There is a growing complaint from
drivers Of vehicles on South Temple
street Of the rocks that are frequently
dropped from carts carrying away de-
bris from building sites. There IL a
call for the street supervisor TO look
after the cartmen, as the rocks and
rubbish dumped along the highway are
constant source of stumbling to
horses
The idea OF an intermountain state
fair In this city, as first suggested in
the News" IS meeting with favor. and
the agricultural papers are now taking
the matter up editorially and urging
that this very thing be done, Nevada.
Idaho Montana, Utah and Wyoming.
with possibly New Mexico and Arizona.
might prohtably unite in either an an
nual or biennial fair
Articles OF incorporation Of the Wood
men nf the World Hall association of
this city, have been filed In the county
clerks office. Its capital stock
| Is $4,000, divided into shares of the par
value of $40 each. The object OF the
association ~ to build and maintain
| a Woodman hall in this city. l., n.
| Yanner liz president; Angus Mcclellan,
Ir., vice president II. II. Don, treas
| urer r. w. Dole, secretary.
II Is the Intention of the management
| of the Utah Light g. Power company
| TO concentrate all Of It's main generat-
ing plant at the Jordan station, and
| use the central station back of the
| Tribune aA a distributing plant The
| main trunk delivery wires viii be bur
led on Weat Temple street The COM
| pany Is preparing TO install, as fast as
| may be desired, distributing plant
/ which shall cost 100000. that Is, three
| other great generators like the one now
being set ~,
| AZ "a UlfflitlB VI NV NbuiN hfii = W.
publican club. held I'm this city last
! night the following officers were elect.
ed for the ensuing year g. 7, Christ.
ensen, president; j. j. Meyers, vice
| PRESIDENT John May, secretary Hor'
| ace Smith treasurer The executive
board will consist OF nine members, The
officers elected and FIVE others to b'
named by the new president. The bono
OF the treasurer, who has $1,000 TO be
gin with vas fixed at $500. The clui
has 80 members,
"Blacklog" is reported as likely L
do damage In this state, as II has brok
on out ariong herds In Carbon county
and tc limited extent west Of thu
! city Secretary Beatty of the stat
board Of health calls on all herd own
e.3 TO keep lookout at once, and non
ry ,he state board Of suspicious condi
tioJr. Tie says: The carcasses SHOULD
be burned to prevent spread of the con
tagi1n The symptoms are swelling 0
the Quarters aud high fever, The tis
sucs become fiied with air ana or
won. tn crackle under the touch. Eight
per cent Of the afflicted cattle die.
william j Friday has filed suit IN tn
United states district court agalnF
patrick and Elizabeth Ryan and Tim
othy and Jane Doe Esan, for q lude
ment of sale OF certain mining lnna
situated In the Untah mining distIle
The plaintiff alleges that he owns one
seventh of the Emma mining clam
near Park city and that the Ryan
own four seventies and the fgans tW'
sevcntha. He declares it Is in valt
able position and that nothing ma
been done In development of Il
claim. the other stockholders refu'
ing TO put up any money ON the'
grounds and because no one can no
get any value out OF II he asks for
Judgment ordering an auction sale