Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
LATFLoCALS.


The state board Of insanity WIN meet IN
Governor Wells Office tomorrow IN regu-
lar monthly session
Business men report the local business
situation as at present rather too quiet 10
suit
Today's local bank clearlngs amount
ed to Sd6S, 56O.S2 as against S5l2, 1850 for
the sumo day last year.
California cherries are In the market Mt
p cents per pound and strawberries are
down 10 % cents per box.
The new truck for the Salt Lake fire de-
partment IL expected TO arrive here from
the east today or Thursday
The contractor on the Congregation
Montlhore syndgOgue Is hauling rock for
the new building which will be under roof
by fan.
The principals Of the Salt Lake city
schools held n meeting In the teachers
room IN the city and county building late
this afternoon,
John H. Hammer OF South Cottonwood
ana Lula t. Seyerson OF West Jordan
were married IN the county clerks office
today by Deputy Clerk David A. Smith.
The commencement exercises OF West.
Minister college viii be held on the eve-
ming Of Monday June next In the First
Presbyterian church Dean McNlece will
preside,
The advisory committee on the recep.
ton To President Roosevelt together with
the chalrmen OF the various other com
mltIees Will meet In Mayor 'rhOmpson'a
office al a east Second south street to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
The East Temple street stand recently
vacated By the shoe department OF tne
Il. &. NJ. l. has been leased by eastern
parties who will open o drug store there
under the name OF The Coop Drug
store"
Judge Shurtliff Of Ogden remarked this
morning that growing sug0r beets WAS
doing wonders for Weber county In Civ
ing employment 70 many men and bring
ing u good deal OF money into the coun-
~
The executive committee Of the Provo
WoOllen Mills company visited the prop.
eriy yesterday and report the company
in line shape There Will be a directors
meeting tomorrow al y. m, In the Office
Of Bishop Preston.
An oratorical contest held In the Tween
y-fourth ward Westinghouse last night
between Nephi Gotham ami James Mace
Of the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-sixth
wards respectively, resulted IN Mr.. Cot
tam being adiudged the winner
Owing TO pressure Of business. the KIM
ball Organ company will be unable to M
any order FOR enlarging the Tabernacle
organ IN the next six months There is
an increasing demand for house pipe or
gans among the wealthy, and organ build |
ers are having their hands full.
Early this morning valuable dog |
owned BY Caleb BywHier was struck over |
the back by some unknown individual |
and the poor animals back was broken 1
Officer Barlow carried the animal to the |
vacant lot west Of the station ana put |
an end to rs pain by firing a bullet lIro |
its brain
Joseph Hyland foreman Of the Annie
Laurie mine at Kimberly. arrived I'm the |
city last evening 10 attend the funeral |
Gf his brother Richard liylgnd. whose |
death occurred at St. Marks hospital. |
J. c and T. b. hyland. other brothers. |
are also here 70 pay their last respects |
to the dead relative.
State Fish and Game Commissioner |
Sharp desires the public generally TO un-
derstand that Il Is I'm violation uf la6 TO |
flsh In any 81 the public streams before
June 10. Fishers therefore, had better
beware as Mr.. Sharp's deputies are In.
structed TO arrest all who may be found
fishing during the closed season.
A telephone system is being Installed
all through the Kenyon hotel which Will
place every room In direct communlca-
ton with the office The switchboard
Will BE- put in the first OF the coming
week Landlord Porter Is expanding con-
money IN improving the proper
~ and increasing the convenience.
The naval recruiting detail now in this
city recruited today Charles Deane, Rob
ert =. Roberts and Emil kunL all OF
This city. as coal passers and there are
live more applicants ready for examine
lion A bright young man may enlist as
a coal nasser and by study and intclli-
gent application TO business rise IN rank
10 an assistant engineer.
+. milford, proprietor Of the White
House, woke up this morning u ind that
turing the night some yanda had |
stripped his beds Of tulips and other
'hOce bowers on the east side perfectly |
'lean What Milford said at the time
. neither here nor there but when he
grew coherent he was heard TO remark
he would give S5 to place the cuprt be-
hind the bars
Patrons Of the telephone company who
have occasion 20 talk to Denver will be
pleased to learn that the Colorado Bell |
Telephone company management has or
Tered the necessary No. > copper wire for |
duplicating the service between Denver |
and Cheyenne. This win greatly relieve
he situation which has been c0ngested !
be strung and IN WORKING order In 20 days.
Local archtscta say that there is a fine
gray sandstone In large quantities In Wy |
lming near kcmmerCr. which r. entirely |
rec from iron or other substance likely |
% cause discoloratlOn but the Transport
alton charges are 80 high az 10 eneCtual-
" shut It out Of this market The stone
'osts 70 cents per foot laid down In Salt
lake, whereas other stone goes no higher
han 30 cents The kemmerer stone Is
.lalmed 10 be superior TO any other in the
Western market
Admtant General Burton was particu-
arly impressed with the sight OF the |
roops at the ST. Louis parade, The New |
FORK ana Illinois troops being deserving |
Il special mention. lie thought the APP
iearance OF the governors and STATS Of |
hose two states az they rode al the head
Il their respective military commands
yas worthy 90 all praise. Al the same
line the entire Utah party returned feel-
ng that had the Utah national guard