Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
LATE LOCALS.

Secretary Of State James T, Hammond
LETT today for few days vacation IN
Cache county.
Local dry goods men report trade as
holding up well for this time Of year ana
has been very good since July /.
Architect Fred. A. Hale Is drawing
plans for the. proposed Ogden building OF
the Home Telephone company.
Local fire insurance agents report the
losses OF the companies as very heavy
this year. and with the future none too
bright.
Noah Hamlet, who suffered the loss Of
q leg ANA was taken 10 st. Marks hos
pital last night was reported this after.
noon TO be doing we'll
Steel beams are being set for the first
floor OF both the Home Telephone com
pany and the new Atlas block and prog
ress Is as rapid as could be expected.
Troop will hold an election tomorrow
night iol captain, and the boys say that
Ray Naylor Is 10 be the man. Mr., MAYOR
went 10 the Philippines with the Utah
batteries and Is regarded as an excellent
man for the position.
The state board OF corrections was to
meet tomorrow. hut owing TO the alb
senCe OF the governor In California, the
meeting has been postponed for one week.
New wheat h arriving In the market Of
a good quality. and prices Of -four are on
the verge OF light descent.
The case against Finch d Rogers OF
Finch's cafe, charged with unlawfully
having ducks In their possession, will njt
come to trial, The complaint was filcd
yesterday afternoon, and today the coun-
~ attorney asked Judge Diehl to dismiss
the action. The order was made and the
defendants ordered discharged.
Landlord S. c. Ewing remarked this
morning that he had a number OF times
called the attention OF the city 10 the fact
that eastern hydraulic engineers had said
hat The Liberty park wells could be made
TO Yield from five TO ten million gallons OF
water daly. and advised that they be
made Use Of. But never word Of salts
faction has he been able TO get.
In an article IN last nights "News''
concerning conditions at the rooming
house located at 22 west Third South
street the statement was made that Mrs.
fenner was ono Of the occupants OF the
house who was under quarantine This Is
a mistake, os Mrs, Yenner lives at Farm
lng,on. although her husband has stor-
age room at the place mentioned. which,
National guard officers complain Of the
acuon OF employers In refusing TO let their
men on TO attend the summer encamp.
ment Of the guard. and express the Wish
for a state law making II Interesting for
such omissions. In u number OF other
states there are statutes providing for the
hne or imprisonment Of those who dis.
charge their help for turning out in re-.
Spouse TO national guard calls.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Mary Woods were held I'm the
Seventh ward meetinghous at II a. m. 10.
day. Tributes TO the memory Of the de.
parted and consOling remarks to the be.
reayed were made by Bishop William
Thorn, Elders George G. Lambert, David
Mckenzie, Henry Wallace and William
McLachlan The opening and closing
prayers were offered by Elders ID. Al No.
Alllster and Charles II. Hyde respective.
~ Sweet music was furnished by inc
Seventh ward choir The house was taste.
fully decorated and floral offerings were
numerous and beautiful a large congre-
cation assembled ~ pay their respects 10
one who was dearly beloved by an who
knew her, and long coriege followed the
remains 10 the cemetery.