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


The txamlnation Of teachers OF the Salt
LAKE CT. schools viii be- held on Aug
81 ana s " !.
A "BuaHe al signs Is being built be-.
tween The Police court room and the new
jul Tor the uussaBe Of prisoners.
The saciey OF Utah Artists az meet
ing npld DUNG TIE week, presented Dane
Eel NoBgf land With a lie membership.
The Wan CambHan association viii 70
70 s'anlsh Fork on an annual outing
Aus ~
Thomns b, Thomas aud wife returned
today ron oRden canyon, where they
have been SPENDING their summer yaca.
ton.
The Architectural Sketch club has
placed handsomely designed stained glass
u tle doors Of the clubs headquarters IN
the Hooper block.
The street railway company Is LAYING
very heavy steel curves al Il ana South
Temple streets for the new tracks up to
Ihlrd street
Two rne Landscape Views by Hafen OF
Spfngville we're piDCed TODAY on the walls
OF the Commercial club, whore they are
much admired.
Rev Dr. u, j. Mcmillan OF New York
VIII preach tomorrow morning In the
Westminster Presbyterian church. There
Will not be any service IN the evening
Six linemen Of the Utah Light e. Power
company are takng a voluntary lay-off
until tho differences between Them and
their foreman can be adjusted by the
manager,
sunday evening services will be re-
su nn6gv az e. MaLhs oan,hssotsi the hrst
conducting most OF the services az The
Cathedral this month ana the dean Is
taxing an outing al brlghtohS
A mteflng viii be held AT sooiellst
hqaduuafters a south East remnle on
Sunday afterno0n. AZ & o'clnck on which
0ccaslon j \. Shlck will sneak ON ,he
subject "Ethlcs OF the Class struggle Z"
All are welcome.
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I,.e,,,,,', ~ hanins W. this WY ala
,pn.i ' ,1 IN n"e uvslS"tp nlu n""
p,i't,u iii nun inh ssir,es VI eumVinn-
w." w. ~ ,uss., hloMn any ouli-
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The local signal corps will have three
recruits the COMING week. completing the
quota % ~ men ala three officers. Cap
tain Smith VIII continue the work of
Keeping the condition of the corps In a
high state Of efficiency,
This af,o,no,n NJ NO.. 80 49,.
were taen ~ saltnir hv pres sr pS, ~,
and Affornev NM irhorlas ,vbeps thsv
viewed with deiieht Inc wonders of ne
great inland son ami lncldcnfaliv disnoris
ed themrrlyes I'm lis brlnv waters.
Deacon i. II, Han Of the First Congre-
gationQi church ~ m receipt OF a letter
from Rev. Howard Briggs Of Jersey City.
STATING his fFnfc'Ff reaching Salt
Lake III time 70 preach toinofro" morn
''s' e" ''t- ~.'--'s--,. -'t~' e+s"t'.h
m. Knights at p,thios ledpes M tho
stnte wifi have a b,e on,ing af tbp sal,
Palace IN Aug N wnon n GOOD nrnera m
az snorta ana music will h. glven The
comfnittoes having he atfair In charg,.
tre hard NJ work and II az exuected ma :
il VIII H. ~ bige s,,rcess IN e,,arv rosna",
:" e'.'S ,''F''
s",t l.aNs atGiin'eef " W rSeelpt OF q
colorado, stating that the III Paso &
Northwestern railroad is preparing 90
build north from Globe Ariz. into Otah.
The Utah coal ami iron fields appear Ia
be an incentive TO this
The Messts. HAYDEN. owners az a large
denartmenf store In Omaha spent tbo
XIX mere Yesterday en- ronte ia ne yei-
loWstone park and were so fayorably i'm
nrsssed Win tbe town tbat tbev npe
,h,pkinr ~ 5rterestinr themseIves hare In
y hnsiness wnv WV ~