Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-14
LATE LOCALS,

j, J Hamilton MD, Of Caldwell,
Ida, is guest at the Cullen
Ex-senator Frank j. Cannon is IN
town today from Ogden.
The Elks VIII clear some 500 from the
celebration Of Purple day,
A. l.. Williams Is able 10 ba out after
a 10 weeks Illness from lntiammatory
rheumatism
a prominent restaurunteur said today.
that hs turned away 100 people from his
| establishment yesterday therush OF ylsl-
tors was so great
Fred Scarf Ia back from Chicago on
a visit and reports that ne Is doing
wen In the Windy CITY
Judge G. w. Morse and family re.
turned last evening from pleasant
outing az Fish lake
city supt Of Schools christensen
! leaves tomoTcH for a weeks outing at
| Brighton
a new car. No. %. was put into service
today by the street railway. II IL dOu-
be truck car made In the home shops,
and has been stored for the past few
weeks 40 the Rapid Transit barns.
Receiving Teller Washburn Chapman Of
tho Utah National bank has resigned 10
accept the cashicrshlp Of the bank at
American Fork The vacancy here has
not yet been filled,
There are 30 excursionsts from Butte
and quite a number Of Colorado excur-
slonlsts In town this week, brought In by
the Hubbard Investment company,to look
over lttal properties
George r.. Grlswold, representing
Lyon & Healy OF Chicago, and who
has been regular visitor In this city
for 81 years ~ in town on business
trip.
l., j, Tune division superintendent Of
Bradstreet's az ST. Louis, arrived In
town this afternoon, on western trip,
Charles Billings OF the Salt Lake
agency.
Troop A will 20 into camp with 30 men.
This command Is becoming quite popular
ana there are enlistments every drill
night. The boys propose TO make NJ much
of A show as possible, and under the pres
ent commanding officer. Lieut. smith. the
troop Is steadily growing
Roy Rump, an ll-year.old boy Of Floral
avenue, fell down an area way last eve
ming In the rear OF the Drexel building.
ana cut his wrist so badly with broken
glass that he came near bleeding to
death. lie was rescued I'm time, ami
taken to the Holy Cross hospital.
The Iowa G. a. r badge Is a very at
tractlve affair. The bar Is OF ivory AMI
silver, with Iowa printed thereon The
ribbon Is broad and OF a canary yellow
color, on which Is stamped In silver leaf.
the g. A. II, badge The medallion below
contains iino portrait Of Governor Cum
mings on one side and the state coat Of
arms on the other.
The Light & Power company gave
the new west side engine a long run
yesterday afternoon. and developed
1000 horsepower without any difficulty.
The engine Will run now regularly
every day for five or six hours, until
the water supply shortens, and then
II VIII run all day.
There II rush for Brightons as the
hot weather continues, and the suggestion
recently printed In the News" relative
10 4 trolley line from this city 10 Brigh.
tons and Park city il widely approved
Of, II Is prophesied that something OF
this Kind will be done within the next few
years such a line would do an immense
business The time TO the Park could be
made the same rs on the steam road, and
the fare would be cut In two.
There IL rain to the north and south Of
lhis county, but none OF II seems to strike
on the immediate vicinity OF Salt Lake.
and the heat here continues TO be oppres-
sive and eneryatlne II not exhausting.
The air Is unusually humid due TO a low
harometrie area lowering over this val |
icy, There was quite rainstorm IN Sum- |
NIT county Yesterday, ard Modena en-. |
Ioyed thunderstorm. .t.
Robert d, Grant has returned from a
10 days trip to Tonopah. While there he |
visited the Tonopah PHILADELPHIA and |
the -TonopRh mines, where the |
management treated him with great |
courtesy Mr. Grant says that a great
deal Of development ls In progress. |
with Just enough shipping OF ore TO pay |
expenses at present The local outlook |
Is considered very good,
General Manager D. s Murray of the |
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone has lust |
concluded an important business move |
with success that promises well for his |
company. lie has made permanent ar |
engagements with Mayor Boden OF Brig |
ham city for a Joint occupancy with the |
city Of the electric light poles Of that city. |
by this plan large. more durable and |
better poles can be used, and then "A much |
less number will be necessary where both |
parties are operating conformity. Similar |
have been made with the |
OF American Fork. Pleas. /
ant Grove. Lehi, and Sprlngville.