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

The steel columns are being set up in
the basement Of the federal building
Mrs. Joseph Enzensperger is recov-
erin@ from an operation for appendi-
ellis at the Holy Cross hospital
One case Of smallpox was reported to
the board OF health yesterday that Of
Fred Laker aged y. SAC east Third South.
The state engineer Is preparing applI-
cation blanks for use when the new ir-
rigation law takes effect on the 18th inst
The old general Offices Of z. c. NJ l.
are being remodelled for offices of de-
gaftments located in that section Of tho
great building.
Clarence johnson, assistant to Expert
hlwood Meade OF Irrigation fame will be
In THIS city the last Of the week 70 con-
Ter with State Engineer Doremus relative
70 reservoir and Irrigation work In this
state.
AT yesterdays annual meeting Of Jew
ish women, Mrs Harry GAM was chosen
president, Mrs. $, Woolf vice president
Mrs Louis Simon recording secretary
and Mrs. Eugene Kahn corresponding
secretary.
During last week Miss Retta Bowen
and Or. David G. Bulge were married
IN the salt Lake Temple Both are well
known snd popular young people In
Cache county where they Will make their
future home.
The Bell Telephone company will estab-
lish central farmers telephone ex-
change, either at Kaysvlle, Pennington
or Bountiful, TO accommodate the busl-
ness between this city and ogden. Fifty
subscribers have been secured at Rays
Vile,
The old Stephenson cars are being re-
tired this month from service by the
street ear company, 90 be made over as
last as possible into double truck cars.
That Is the reason why no tenders have
been put on them, or the fiat wheels
turned true
The Wholesale Grocers Jobbers assooia-
ton has adjourned sine die The object
OF the organization was TO secure stable
prices, but one grocer remained without
the pale, and cut prices as he saw fit
This deinoralzed the rest and now the
whole thing has gone by the board
The first annual meeting Of the Modern
Woudmen OF America will be held IN TINS
city tomorrow, with delegates from over
the STATE, Salt Lake camp No. 1911 initi-
ates tonight An effort will be made 10
have the next biennial meeting OF the
head camp IN this city. The general con.
yentlon this year Is held at Indianapolis.
Frederick T. Delenbaugh and H. A
fomeroy Of New York are In town en-
route tor the southern country. which
they viii write up and illustrate for Serb
ner's Magazine They will give special
attention to the elm dwellers In Arizona
Mr. Dellenbaugh Is well known In the
east az a writer.
The Ministerial association met yes
terday IN the parlors OF the First Meth
odist church, and the time was given up
10 discussion, the nature OF which they
declined TO give out for publication. II rs
t. understood. however, that thsy were
largely on the doctrines OF the Mormon
Church, the discussions being from d
theological standpoint
Local architects say that for utility and
convenience especially In heating light
ing and interior arrangement. the Amerl-
can home r. leaving the European home
IN the rear and while at present the
European suTpasses The American 10 pure
artistic taste, II Is only a question OF
time before even In that respect the
American will be found IN the advance.
In Judge Tanners court Yesterday
Frank Hayden lost his case against Ida
Walker the court sustaining q demurrer
on ihe ground that the facts stated in
the complaint were not sufficient 20 con-
slitute a cause Of action. Hayden Is the
smelterman who alleged that he was
dfugged and robbed OF $500 while In de-
fendants place on Commercial street.
Local biologists critIclse the Southern
Pacific engineering department for not
calling IN the services OF expert biologists
before setting cut TO build across Great
Salt Lake instead OF going at IL Ike a
gnrfln 4alllnn al "a loo IL afu
by an application 81 chemical processes,
the qnlcksands IN the l.ucin CUTOFF QuaB.
mife can be changed into sandstone. OF
that by dumping iron pyrites into the
hole, the pyntcs Will soldify into solid
mass making substantial bottom for
the roadhod
building Of brick and stone. 90 feet
front and lO0 feet deep, win be erected by
the Brlsham Young Trust company on
the premises south OF the Godbe-pltts
corner at East Temple and First South
streets The hclght of the structure ls
not settled yet, but some Of the directors
OF the company want u "a De six stories
The music firm u D. o. Calder's Sons
company will occupy the first story This
Will bring all the music houses VI the city
on 10 the main street. as the music
houses of Chicago are punched on Wash
burn avenue.
President kingsbury and Architect S. C.
Dallas have returned from Iron
county. where they wen, 10 take initial
steps for the extension Of the state uni
verdty plant which has branch there.
Mr.. Dallas referred fcelingly 90 eNperl-
onces on blackboard In regular Texas
dust storm which loaded up his eyes.
ears hair and neck with grii which Il
took " baths 10 remove Mr.. Dallas has
no desire to return 20 Iron county, he L.
satisfied with Salt Lake.
Bids were opened yesterday at the
gsaxtsrmssisr department. IN the Dolly