Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-22
LATE LOCALS.

The Elks library continues to grow, and
hardly n day passes without additions
being made.
-Four OF Rlngling's advance circus men
are At the Cullen to prepare for the ad.
vent OF the great show.
Local dry goods men are looking for a
decline In textile fabrics as soon as the
new cotton crop is harvested.
Miss Gedallus. a San Francisco Jcwess
converted to evangelical Christianity will
speak next Sunday In the East Side Bap-
list church IN this city.
The Twin Falls contractors are moving
10000 cubic yards " earth per month.
and the excavation Of the great canal IL
being rapidly pushed.
Work has been resumed on the Vermont
building by the Brigham Young Trust
company. as the delayed structural ma
terlal has arrived
Rev. Frank Barnett leaves tomorrow
Tor Greeley. Colo. where he will preach
Tor the ensuing three Sundays for the To-
cal Baptists.
Frank McGurrin has gone east as far as
New York In connection with a real Is
tate deal TO be gone six weeks He VIII
yisli IN Michigan while away
Architects J. A. Headund q Co Of this
city have completed plans for a 1850 pa
ylllon for the TO0ele city park, and the
structure will BE- erected without delay.
II may be used for band concerts. picnic
ms and dancing
Niels Jensen a Murray merchant dled
petition In bankruptcy IN the federal
court today The summary Of debts and
assets shows liabilities OF 81 1881, with
assets Of N3ld.i5, Of which N.f2 Is
claimed 10 be exempt.
The Home Telephone company began
today setting poles on the east side. All
81 the material necessary 90 establish the
plant In this city has been ordered ana
much OF II has already been received A
iaxR-foot warehouse Tor the company has
been erected near The ID a r q. depot
There il a steady demand for hay har-
vestlng machinery also rcapers and bind
ers fwino Is high, n cents for cash. and
" crnis for fall payment, so That farmers
are curtaillng ON twlne purchases There
is always a steady market for machinery
findings and supplies
The Nauyoo Legion viii commemorate
Pioneer day by hrng a salute of = guns
on Cnpltol hill early in the day. AZ o..
On they will meet the Indian war NttCr-
ans At the old mill 10 Liberty park. tll
bcing requested 10 bring their own picnic
and enjoy themselves together
". W. Flagg OF this city received yes-
terdAy from New Haven q photograph uf
the members Of his class az Yale Nsiil.
who ATTENDED the 3lth year reunion ln
June. and which Mr.. Flacg was unable 90
attend. The group includes Mr. Meyer
N the university crew and Prof. j. =,
Peters Of the University VI Pennsylvania.
Ths renovated Metropolitan hotel re-
opens this evening under the management
III " j. Lynch, landlord Of the Clift
House. and Frank Harding, formerly
,hief clerk Of the Walker under Major
Erb. MI Harding will be IN immediate
charge Under the major the Metropolis
an was one OF the LEADING hotels OF the
vest.
The Y. NJ. c. A. directors met this noon
and listened 20 the statement ~ Score
ar, Cox relative 20 his tI1p as already
loied In the News Ar Cox laid his
-cvlsed plans for the building before the
ilfeators and the same were approved.
rhe directors We're greatly pleased with
he results Of the work. and will shortly
orange to call for bids for The new assoc
sistion building An interesting feature
II the interior viii be the soda water
ountaln where Temperance drinks Of ill
finds will be sNrved.
II Oficer Emit johnson Is successful In
coating The Young and giddy couple who
an into his aged father al Liberty park
n SUNDAY night and Injured him quite
eyerely, be will make u exceedingly