Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-01
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one case Of smallpox was reported N
| ne board OF health today that OF James
maxwell S2l cast Fifth South street.
The receipts Of the county rlergs NJ.
nee for the month OF April amounted ~
S<Soso). The receipts for the same month
last year were S22ll.S0 showing an in,
crease this year OF sj175. 80"
Edward A. Gustaveson. formerly y,
sweden now Of this city, was admitted
10 citizenship today by Judge Stewart.
state Superintendent Of Schools Nelson
VIII deliver an address at the Commence.
ment exercises Of the Centeryille school
tonight. ''"Oo'
The residents Of Butlervile district have
hOfu IO-mill levy for the purpose OF
present school building.
The chances are that Mr. strevell will
decide on seven stories for the new hard
ware warehouse TO 10 up on the site Of
lht old scott warehouse demolished which
would bring the new structure up 10 The
height Of the Dooly block.
The delay Of the Minneapolis people in
delivering the steel columns from ira
cars to the federal building is causing
comment 'e
The relatives Of Herran the San Fran.
Visc9 painter VINO died from the results OF
pafuai drowning In the Sanitarium have
been located In Canada, by Undortaker
Evans, and arrangements are being made
with them for his burial.
The national guard boys have heen
working hard 10 make n oreditnble show
ing at the coming inspection, which be.
gins Monday next.
Tho rrp.gt,t,. ~ a.. -.
cert program next Monday night in tho
Tabernacle promises to bring together
large crowd Of aDpreciatiye listeners, and
one OF the numbers that Will excite spe.
cial interest is the overture to Oberon.
one Of Weber's grandest compositions.
C., y. Savage has returned from an ex.
Tended trip through southern California.
lie did some extensive photOgraphng. one
scene being that OF boy al Catalina
Island hauling o SW-pound tuna out OF
the water into small boat with q hook
4n9 Ine. Mr. savage rode on the San
Pedro road, and says the people OF the
country regard the coming Salt Lake con-
nection with extreme complacency and
satisfaction,
Steward Charles Childs. who has SO
successfully managed The Commercial
club cafe since the opening OF the club
quarters has resigned 10 become proprle-
tor Of the Shoshone Falls hotel, and his
place VIII be taken by Addison Lowry OF
Chicago, formerly steward Of the El Paso
club az Colorado Springs, and proprietor
OF the Cascade hotel IN Ute Pasa Score
tary Harris Of the Commercial club states
that Mr.. Lowry has had 800 years eNperl-
enco; therefore he ought 10 be one Of The
best stewards In the country-and Mr..
Harris Is always matte matioally exact
In his statements.
Manager G. A. Quieley OF the stude- |
baker company has just returned from a
business tour through southern Idaho. lie |
says II Is still very cold and wintry up
there. and In fact there was a blizzard \
Dn deck while he was at St. Anthony. II |
sill be the middle OF the month before /
he weather Is al al warm up there. How /
svor. there Is more snow In the mountains /
han for the last five years, and "a very /
year is assured.
The First Regiment band will give A
Ipecial excursion TO Park City Sunday, /
Nay TO- and Il Is understood the occasion
viii be improved to impress upon the
'ark City mind that the proposal BY local
spirits 20 organize a militia |
ompany there Is a good thing and should |
ave q prompt and able second the mo
lon" Messrs. a. n. Flanders. c. l.. Ber-
y and 7, y. Christensen are the exeou-
i've committee who are pushing the ex.
ursion.