Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-27
The Schilling's Best label Is
never on anything middling'
Your grocer's; everything
moneyback.
LATE LOCALS.


The condition OF Bishop Leonard con
tlnues unchandged. and there Is no lndi'
cation what the outcome VIII be.
Deputy state SUIT. Of Schools Mar
shall has been conducting teachers in
stimtes In Ulntah and Emery counties
This week.
The work Of asphalting north state
street was resumed this morning. The
contractor win now push matters
through TO a finish.
Following the passing Of 'fhanksgiy.
Ing. turkeys have dropped to- 20 cents,
ana there were plenty OF the birds In
the market this morning.
Losisa A. Badger Of Fourth East
street whose residence was damaged
In the sum of $3.50 by fire, Is insured
In The Home Fire OF this city for $1,000.
Two cases of smallpox were reported
90 the board OF health yesterday, They
are Mrs. G. s Klmball, aged 80 years.
1863 Emerson avenue; Ethel Gale, aged
II years, 80 south Eighth West,
The East Temple street store apart
ment belonging to Spencer Clawson,
Is being cleaned out for the use OF a
local theatrical concern, and Mr.. Claw
son IS moving his offices upstairs.
The funeral Of the late oscar H.
Quinn, whose death was mentioned in
these columns recently win take place
from the residence of Mrs, Joseph A.
Flowers, 1884 Third East. on sunday
Nov. 30. at 2 p. m, Friends are invited,
Mai. Haywood Of Bountfl reported
for duty today, TO the adjutnnt general
and has been ordered to report to Gen
Cannon for station. Sergt. Burkhardt
post quartermaster sergeant viii re-
turn home tomorrow, for further duty
at this point.
Adyices from Lehi state that the
sugar factory goes on merHly In the
work OF demolshlng all ite previous
records. For the ~ hours ending Thurs
day morning, the factory turned out
1870 bags Of refined sugar. Nothing
like this has ever been known In the
previous history of sugar production IN
Utah.
Expanded Metal trade paper
published In the east, prints large
half-tone OF the reinforced concrete
stairway OF the high school entrance in
this city also large half-tone of the
Deseret News Annex. in the construc-
ton OF which expanded metal was
largely used
Local iron men say that the San
Pedro VIII build the railroad from Lund
TO Cedar, and that the lay of the land
Is such that IL could be built in. two
also. that It Will be at least
lne year before the Rio Grande can
build In from Mayrsvale. The opinion
s that the c. +. & I is pushing to ship
're IN large quantities iNo Pueblo.
The cafe to be located " the Emery.
Holmes apartment house will be one of
he most elegantly equipped cafes In
he country The walls are. TO be vain
scOited with fine marbles and mould
ngs and the electric light fixtures viii
be something Denver might he proud
OF The floor Will be u feet high IN
the clear,
Mr.. H. L. A. Culmer.p chairman of
the committe on art and literature of
the Commercial club, will deliver his
lecture The Domain OF Art" In the
club rooms beginning at o'clock to-
night. The lecture VIII be illustrated
by stereopticOn Views of the worlds
greatest paintings, and Is for members
of the club. their families and guests.
Another son arrived In the household
OF Deputy County Clerk ]. 4. Eldredge.
Jrp this morning at $3.50 and the proud
father Is today receiving the hearty
congratulations OF all his friends and
Is incidentally distributing cigars. The
new son weighs II pounds and IL doing
very well. The mother, however ia In
rather a critical condition but strong
hopes are entertained for her recovery
The general canvass Of 81, Marks
parish In behalf OF the building fund
mas been postponed until next year.
When concerted effort Will be made TO
hnlsh the cathedral and move the Or
gan George Y. Wallace has paid for
the increase pews, which cost $500 The
Putnam memorial fund now amounts 10
S64. window has been placed I'm the
cathedral by George NJ. Scott I'm meme
ory Of his nleyes, Misses Mary NJ North
and Julia A. Curry.
Local grocers have noted that faml-
lies OF laborlng men who would he stin-
posed least able TO buy high priced pro-
Visions are the most ready To buy eggs
even when at the highest prices. say 40
cents per dozen a local grocer saws
he has been In the habit OF putting
away eggs In the time of wear when
they are the plentiest and cheapest. by
lllllng a Kerosene can with eggs and
then covering them with a mixture
composed Of one pound Of lime two
pounds Of salt and two gallons OF wa
ter This composition win keep eggs. Il
seems, Indefinitely