Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-23
LATE LOCALS.

The local weather Office looks for rain
tonight and tomorrow, which VIII De
gratefully received
Owing 10 the prevailing sultriness, eve
ming service Sundays at the military post
Is being held out OF doors
The number OF knights Of PythIas
lodges is to be increased shortly by the
organization Of new lodge at Bingham
Junction.
Some 80 people are employed in har-
vesing the Bear River valley sugar beet
crop. half OF the harvesters being white"
and the other half Japanese. The crop II
up TO expectations.
Money is reported IN steady demand
and the stih rates of interest do not seem
TO be any bar 10 the outflow from the
banks The cash Is being applied In q
wide variety OF directions
President slmpkln Of the Salt Lake
Pressed Brick company reports u heavier
demand for brick Of all kinds than ever
before. with increasing shipments TO Ida
no, Nevada and Wyoming points.
The state engineer has been appealed
10 by Weber county people TO Interfere 10
prevent the Utah Light 4 Power company
from corraling 80 much water In It's dam
as TO shut on water needed IN irrigation
Mr. Chandler. resident Of Murray, was
operated on at the Holy Cross hospital
today for severe case OF appendicitis.
The operation was successful and the pa
dent was reported 10 be doing nicely this
afternoon.
The eschewing Of stockings for children
and the substitution OF sandals for shoes
is becoming a local custom. u saves q
deal of wear and tear of stockings, and
an immense amount OF darningi besides II
pieases che children.
Miss LILLIAN b. Swift, a former student
at the deaf and dumb institution at Og-
den, and now IN the Gallaudet Institute at
Washington, has on exhibition IN Superin-
tendent Webber's Office at r. G. NJ, l. two
line paintings, a duck suspended from a
peg, and basket Of fruit
Secretary Cox Of the Y, NJ, G. A. Ia
collecting subscriptions now In order 20
pay for the lot on which ~ to be erected
Inc new association building, AS soon a.
the plans have been recast and the work
ing drawings made, bids Will be adVer-
tsed for.
The statement in last nights News
relative to Judge Dieh having taken
snap Judgment on Attorney James +.
Smiths client. while the attorney Is al
legged 10 have been asleep Is said by MT
Smith to be q mistake, as his client was
not sentenced till afternoon, az which
time his attorney WAS not asleep. bQt
very much awake The misunierstand-
ing was caused by a joke on the part OF
the city prosecutor
A new and better elevator will be IN
stalled In the Templeton building. The
bank people have been waiting 20 see
the outcome OF the elevator experiments
IN the News building, and the success
OF the cage as operated by the direct
current instead Of the alternating, has
induced the adoption by the lions Bank
management OF the Otls direct current
operated cage. The cost Of the Improve
ment Will be about SVD.
A telegram was sent today to Portland,
To Captain, WedgwoOd. formerly COM
mandlng battery A. Utah light artillery,
asking him II he would accept the cap
taincy OF a troop Of the Utah guard. The
boys are anxious 10 have Captain Nedg-
wood az their troop commander, az thew
are confident that with him as captain
the trOou organization will be built up
and made a source Of strength 10 the
guard.
The silver Dipper Mining company
of this city filed rs articles Of incor-
poratlon today In the county clerks Of
iice. It's capital stock Is 10000 divided
into 100000 shares Of the par value %
10 cents each. W. S. Pierce Is presi-
dent and treasurer t. G.. Hardy. vice
president G.. H. Brostow. secretary.
The company owns the silver Dipper
Silver DIpper No. O. Bryan and Dewey
lode claims. located In American Fork
district Utuh county