Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
H. DlNNOODFY FURNITURE Co.
LATE LOCALS,

Although there In no stipulation as
yet as TO whether the power az Twin
Falls is 10 be used for generating cleo
trical power as well az furnishing wa
Ter for irrigation, parties acquainted
with the history Of the deal and its de-
velopment and future purposes say that
there Is something else in view besides
irrigatlng and that an electrical power
plant viii develop later.
j. A. Greenewald, OF the Greenewald
Furniture company, left this morning
on purchasing trip through the east.
The executive committee of the Salt
Lake clearing house VIII meet tomor-
row at II q. m, at McCornick's banking
house, TO elect manager and transact
such other business as may come up
before II.
j. d. Wood had word from r j. Ha-
genbarth, now down In the state OF
chihuahua, 10 ship to the newly ac-
quired ranch five car loads Of fine
bucks, which will BIZ done at the ear
Hest moment. The ranch joins ex-
Gov. Terazzas ranch u the north, and
will be stocked by cattle mostly from
the republic II Is reached via III
Paso.
J y, Wood reports sheep as doing
well In Idaho, as the winter ranges are
in good shape and II Is not necessary to
feed out hay Mr. Wood looks for good
prices for wool this spring.
County Recorder Pyne of Provo is In
town today 10 attendance on the Legls-
lature. He recalls with much inter-
est the famous Republican swing
around the circle In 1895 IN which he
participated with the governor. the
party making addresses all over the
Nouthern part. OF the state,
The Sunday school officers and teach
ersef the Nineteenth ward will have a
da6a} and entertainment in the ward
Westinghouse on Friday evening at 5
O'clock
Supt. M. NJ. johnson Of the Cactus
property returned to the city this
morning after looking over conditions
at the mine for day ~
Major Downey remains president OF
the Commercial Block association, al
though declining to serve longer as
president Of the bank, and retains his
business interests in this city. He Will
his son, Major George D0Nney OF the
regular army, who Is chisf psymaster
of this department. and well up IN the
list of majors.
Secretary Beatty OF the state board
Of health has not been able yet to To-
cate the man snyder the Park City
smallpox patient who escaped from the
county authorities, but said today, that
the mans whereabouts would be speedi-
ly made evident by the number OF his
victims. Snyder win be arrested and
punished. The disease reached Coz
rhine through Il laborcr from the pipe
plant OF tbs Southern Pacific above
Corinne.
Mayor Thompson today approved all
the matters acted upon by the council
on Monday night excepting the new
ordinance limiting the height Of fences.
which he has referred TO the city at.
torney for an opinion as TO its legality.
The leading grocers were today
wholesaIing butter AT % cents pound
and retailing II at 30.
1t began to thaw last evening. and
rained during the night, and most OF
today, mostly In sprinkles and light
showers, and the weather office looks
for more gloomy weather tonight and
tomorrow. A little over ~ OF an inch
fell since last evening IN this city, and
the wet on the frozen ground makes
walking somewhat precarious. The
tnaw is what makes the Utah Light &
Power people wear broad and pleas
ant smile.
Albert J. Scare his just completed
very artistic piece Of pen work In the
form Of o set of resolutions inscribed
to the memory OF the late Mrs. II. G..
Holding whose sad demise followed
the terrible accident that came to her
little son, who lost both OF his legs by
being run over by train. The resolu-
tons are done In German and old Eng
fish text and are signed by joint COM
lnittee Of the May and Crystal clubs.
Of which the deceased was a member.
AT q meeting Monday afternoon Of
the Scandinavian finance committee,
II was proposed and carried that 800
oil the funds on hand be appropriated
and sent TO the famine sufferers In
sweden. II was also proposed that |
some public entertainments be held
Ior their benefit In the near future.
me action OF the finance committee Is
said 70 be heartily endorsed by the
Scandinaylans here OF all nationallties.
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