Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-13
LATE LOCALS.

stephen Hayes is building two six
room cottages, to cost 81, 900 each, az
Third South and Ninth East street.
The Young Mems Mutual Improve
ment associations OF the Salt Lake
stake begin their seasons work tonight.
There are now nine applications for
membership In the University club
posted on the bulletin board and more
coming"
Two cases of typhoid fever were re-
ported TO the board Of health today.
They are Lucy Quinn, aged 49, rs East
Third South; Freda Gessmeyer, aged
H.. SS5 South Seventh West
The new information bureau on the
Tabernacle grounds rs now up TO the
roof, and It can be seen that the
building viii be very attractive,
The steel roofing material for the new
Catholic cathedral Is in transit from
Des Moines Ia, and VIII be put in
place Immediately on It's irrlyal here.
Parties from over the state keep III.
ing applications for water with the
state engineer so that pretty much all
OF the available supply promises to be
taken up before long
The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late John Maxneld, who
died Oct II, aged 66 years, viii be held
Thursday, the 18th, Mt p. m. from the
South Cottonwood ward Westinghouse
Friends are invited to attend.
Ed Wilkinson is at the Holy Cross
hospital suffering from a badly cut
head as a result OF being struck by a
rock while engaged In blasting. While
his Injuries are quite painful they are
not considered serious and he win like
ly be out again In the course Of a few
days.
Miles A. Romney. who has been con-
fined at his home with the typhoid fe-
yer, for the past six weeks is able to
be out again, Although greatly reduc-
ed In flesh and weak. he Will soon be at
his desk. The two children, Douglas
and Mary, are still down with the dis
ease, but are gradually improving,
The private theater Of Colonel II. II
Holmes, adjoining his residence, Is
nearing completion The lower part
WIN be used to store the colonel's auto
mobiles, and the upper floor Is for a
| theater and art gallery The gallery Is
| lighted by large roof skyllghts, and d
| small stage is placed ut the west end
for dramatic performances.
The city council held no meeting last
night as all OF the councilmen were
| busy attending the primaries In the va
| rious districts Of the city. Deputy city
| Recorder SimondI was the only person
who was %esent. lie called the rol
three times but received no response
so he hasteDed dway to attend his pri,
| mary. No meeting has been called as
yet, so It is not known when the
council WIN meet
The Bell Telephone company has nov
strung over 10000 feet Of new overhead
| wire, and IL pushing the laying OF tn,
| underground cables. with the return
| OF the high water season In the Snak,
| river, the management Of the telephon,
company VIII place an instrument
| equipped with a megaphone at the zoo
| of ShOshone Falls. SO that the roar cai
be heard anywhere on the system.
Postmaster Thomas received thi,
| morning letter from Daniel Fuller oI
DALLAS Tex, stating that some Sal
Lake person named Visa Rider, hal
written to the sheriff Of Barron county
Tex, saying that q large estate hat
been left TO Jennie sharp OF that shire
The latter has been endcav0ring TO as
certain particulars, but without sue
cess. Mr.. Fuller would Ike the sal
Lake postmaster TO furnish him will
all the facts In the case II he can, anC
to state II Lemuel sharp eX-husban(
Of Jennie sharp, or Visa Rider are still
living In this city.