Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-30
gated grains viii yied two-thlrds Of q
crop This Is owing TO the dry fall.

gated grains viii yield two-thlrds Of q
crop This Is owng TO the dry tall
Physicians say thds3s less cholera in.
fantum this summer Than heretofore as
parents have learned the wisdom Of Keep
Ing their children out Of the heat.
The long delayed fittings for Contractor
Campbolrs 2-tOn tdeftlck have arrived
from ST. Paul ltsNh be necessary to
send to Portland for tlle lO0-foot boom
The telephone service Between this
city and Denver lslap clear aud distinct
that Salt Lake people tslking with parties
In Denver can hear sounds made In the
room, such as the ticlgng of a clock or
conversation at ADOLESCENCE.
NJ. X. Parsons has returned from the
Missouri river. and repors prices on cat.
tie as weak, People seem 10 be waiting
for the corn crop TO mature and the pres
ent Indications are thaU fair crop VIII
be harvested.
Funeral services over the remains Of the
late G. Y. Taggart VIII be held In the
Twenty-seyenth ward Westinghouse on
Sunday next az 1880 a. m Friends are
invited 10 attend. The remains may be
viewed at the family residence SIC First
street between the hours Of and II the
day Of the iuneral.,
The many friends Oh Nh. and Mrs
David Cameron will regret to learn Of
the death OF their son Robert. which oc-
CURED yesterday at the family residence
az Eleventh East street The cause Of
death was typhoid fever with which the
young man had been afflicted for several
weeks, The deceased was 10 years Of
age, and a great fayoriIe with his com
ranions,
The surveyors OF the city engineers
oilice began this afternoon laying the
lines for the new sidewalk extensions on
East Temple street between South and
North Temple streets. This WIN make the
walks p feet wide on each side % the
street, and Of course narrot up the road
way and reduce the cost OF paving the
same, lust that much, without Interfering
at all with It's value as a thoroughfare
A Salt Lake newspaperman went dshlng
at Lagoon the other day. and as he sat
on the bank with HIS line dangling lii
the water, the heat aud the weight af his
thoughts were loo much Tor him ana he
sank into'peaceful and, obliviuus sumber.
In the meantime q duck sailed along.land
gobblmg up the bait pulled line, poMand
all after him. Then when The sleeper
awoke and found his outfit gonei he
straightway lodged a complaint at the
office about his things being stolen The
police Immediately started In hot pursuit.
but up 70 late hour the real culpriti hal
not been apprehended
There was no election last night OF a
captain for troop A OF the guard Il was
the Intention 10 choose Captain Wedg-
wood formerly OF the Utah batteries. but
he is somewhere on the Pacific coast
ana cannot be located so the boys dld not
IKE to elect HIM and run the risk OF Ma
refusing 10 accept the election or cantaln
~ First Lieutenant Smith and Ray Nav
Tor were nominated. Lieutenant Smith
does not want to be captain. and Induced
enough OF the boys TO scatter their votes
so ms 20 lust shut him on re was glven
however u votes. Ray Naylor received
lhrec and there were three scattering
50 headquarters will be notified and an-
other election be ordered.