Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-01
LATE LOCALS.

Fred Wey was reported this morning
as better at the Holy Cross hospital
The cement plaster is being put on in
the front of the new Vermont building
on State street.
The state board of land commission
erg IL In regular monthly session today
transacting routine business.
The new synagogue of the Orthodox
Jews on Third East stiNet, will be de-
dictated about the goth inst.
All Hallows' new college buildings will
be dedicated about the middle OF The
month, with impressive ceremonies.
The fruitgrowers of this state will
have 500 small baskets containing Utah
fruits on exhibition at the 81. Louis
fair.
Heber Anderson, prominent live
stock man of Brigham city, will build
this fall $4,000. seven roomed house
at Forest Dale
George H. Brlce il building four sew
en- room brick and stone dwellings at
the head of East Temple street, to cost
over 81, 500 each.
Miss Sallle Fisher leaves tomorrow
for New York, where she will rejoin her
troupe after having spent n very pleas
ant vacation with her parents In this.
city. 'D
Mai y. l.. Baumgarten leaves this
afternoon on Il 10 days trip to Denver
In charge OF trainload of cattle which
he may continue on with to Kansas
City.
Mrs Ellen Kay, aged 20, and. one OF
t.n ala In,
very Ill from lnhammatory rheumatism
at her home on Fourth East street,
near South Temple.
Designs for the proposed Utah pa
vilion az the St Louis exposition. will
be submitted Thursday morning, before
the meeting at the joint building OF the
Utah worlds fair commission
/. b. clyde OF Heber, one of the
lessees of the Uintah reservation lands.
Is at the Cullen, Mr.. clyde reports that
part OF the country as full OF prosrec-
tors hunting for the precious metals.
Architect s. c. Dallas Is figuring on
the furniture for the physical building
of the state university. and on the
completion OF the coal and shop build.
ings Of the branch at Cedar City. The
shop building will be 6ox6O feet
The Alice art ,collectlon OF Is fine,
prize paintings. has been hung up In the
parlors and halls OF the Commercial
club, whore they make a fine showing
These paintings were secured throul,t
the efforts Of Secy, Harris and are at
tracing much complimentary attention.
The collection includes works of the
very best talent in this state,
Sheepmen are feeling the effects Of the
poor market prices being paid in the
east for mutton, which Is reducing the
price of $3.50 to $3.50 at Utah common
points, whereas the growers have been
looking for at least 49, The alleged
cause Is glut at eastern slaughterng
and packing points; but sheepmen
claim this has no basis in fact.
c. NJ. Neuhausen has returned from
his vacation trip TO Park Valley where
he drove away the rheumatism that has
been troubling him for the last two or
three years, by pushing a car, welding
a pick and shovel, scaling mountain
heights. and doing pretty much every
thing up TO climbing a tree Mr.. Neu.
hansen can walk now without dragging
himself painfully along.
Spencer Clawson, Jr., who has been
tihAphu lpi the UNek lbuT .Ntt1g utlUE
missionary work and studying music
In Germany and Austria respectively
arrived home this afternoon, looking
and feeling well. Il Is probable that
: Mr.. Clawson may return shortly TO
complete his musical education, al
though nothing definite can he stated
on this point at the present time.
locai romance, which eliminated In
a qulet wedding several months ago.
has just come TO Hight The bride Is
Miss Jennie Ryder daughter OF Judge
Ryder OF Mill Creek, and tho groom,
mir. Charles II Townsend, a well known
young man of this city. This announce
inert OF their marriage win come as a
genuine surprise TO many OF their
friends, The young couple win be at
horne hereafter at $50 c street
II was supposed that when supt. Lei.
Itch was consinued by Bishop Cranston
In command OF the Utah Methodist
mission, he was 10 have little TO say.
and would practically disappear as a
factor IN {the mission administration.
But he COZ tinues to exercise an active
authority jlnd TO embroll himself With
the mlnlYe rs " his charge. \ promin-
ent McWodist divine said today, that
LeIllch Is stl acting arbitrarily with
some ~ his preachers and that the gem
eral Wish and hone was that he would
be suYarceded nj N early date.
Th@R. NJ, Bel Telephone company
o net gain Of 1i1 telephones in
thiH city during the month OF August
tusH passed, making q total Of nhones in
Rration IN Salt Lake ~ 4. 400 The COM
pa&y has just established an exchange
~ Bountiful 70 include the local service,
\ nd that Of Woods Cross Centervlle,
&c An enclosed box or tooth VIII be
provided for the telephone at Brigh-
Fon'S next summer 500 that private and
confidential talks can be carried on
without danger o. being overheard.