Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-06

Jones, who was born Jan. lG 1919, aud
who lived during momentous period
Father Jones WIS good friend OF the
Mormon Elders and his passing IL a
source Of regret 10 many who have
shared his hospitality
The funeral of Fred s Thomas will be
held from his late residence " Kendall
Terrace, Tuesday. vt y. m. The re-
mains can be seen from TO o'clock.
The state board Of medical examiners
n I'M session today at the city and county
building holding examinations OF appli-
cants for certificates to practise medicine
and surgery and obstetrics. Seven men
are being examined In medicine and sur
gerry ana NJ women are taking the eX-
animation In nbstetrlC' The oxamna-
tons will be concluded tomorrow evening
There was a fine turnout yesterday
afternoon In attendance on special organ
recital at the Tabernacle by Prof McClol-
Ian and the program MS given Saturday
In the News WAS much enjoyed.
General Manager @. n. 0dell OF the Con-
snlidated Wagon II Machine company re-
turned this morning from a busness trim
INTO southern Idaho, and reports the agti-
cultural outlook M north az very prom
Using
Gangs Of worlIIngmon are regarding the
State and South Temple street interseo-
ton east OF the north and south tracks
30 that the long disturbed location ought
20 be In permanent shape before the
month has nassed.
The local automobllsls meet this eve
ming OF 200 south West Temple street
70 organize the proposed automobile club.
Eighteen OF ~ charter members are prom
ised
Local insurance men are cOngratulatlnr
themselves that the Fourth has passed
by without any fire losses In this city
Prof Giles announces a meeting OF tho
Cambrlan Choral society tomorrow eve
ming az the Sixteenth ward Westinghouse,
beginning ut 3 o'clock. The pieces TO he
rendered at Saltair on Thursday, July lG,
VIII be rehearsed and o fun attendance IL
respectfully urged
Members OF the board Of public works
are smiling az the uncertain way In which
Abutters on east South Temple street are
going Ia work over the proposed improve
ments between state and y streets IL
seems that property owners on the north
side OF the street would like the retaining
wall built 10 feet further south than rs
present location. showing the railway
track that much nearer the south side
walk Tho south side ahutters are solid
against anything Of this kind.
Manager Parkhurst OF the Pacific Board
Of Underwriters has returned from his
San Francisco trip more Impressed than
ever with the Importance and growth N
the city MI Parkhurst sass that San
Francisco Is destined 10 become shortly
the third city in the union, and that Seat
lie Is not TO be considered IN the same
breath with San Francisco, He calls at
tention to the great " and History struc-
lures IN process OF erection In the Caifor-
MIA capital and To the fact that the city
Is spreading out all over the peninsula.
The county commissioners met this
morning and opened bids for printing for.
the county,
Deputy Secretary Of State D. r. Ham
mOnd returned this morning from 10
days outing In Cache county. lie was
accompanied on the trip by his family
Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to sj62,50 05 as against 1851, 629.iO
for the same day last year.
G. r. Annett, formerly manager In
this city Of the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, returns home to
Chicago tomorrow, after a pleasant
visit in this city with the friends and
acluaintances Of years ago He was
until recently assistant general super
intendent Of telegraph OF the Illinois
Central railroad, but Is now In business
for himself in the Plymouth Building.
Chicago. as an electrical contractor and
engineer.