Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-03
LATE LOCALS.

The weather office predicts cool weather
for tonight and tomorrow but no danger
from frost,
Sergeant w. c. Andrews OF A company
First infantry at Nephi mas been e4e,.sl
second lieutenant
Everything is quiet with the Utah Light
a Power company amt conditions are
now the same az before the strike,
The walls and ceilings Of the CONNER
cial club apartments are being renJVdttd,
and the entire premises overhauled.
Representative, W. II. Barratt has so
far recovered at St Marks hospital
from his paralytic stroke as TO move one
side slightly.
As the steelwork Of the first oflor at the
federal building Is nearly competed, the
nasons ate setting stone ana the brick
backing above the water table
Prof. Radciin has received letter
from Or. Browne, the Organist. stating
his arrival shortly in this city as the
guest OF Rev. Gulnan Vi Au h"nOus
college.
Active work IL In progress on the FIRST
story of the Holmes apartment building,
/ now that the SURROUNDINGS have been
cleared W SO that the place can be ap-
preached.
Secretary NJ. II. DeLong Of the Twin
Fais Lana q Mater company expects the
arrival of his family today Next week
Mir belong Will move his headquarters
TO Miner ida. the scene OF operations
on the big irrigation canal beng built
there,
Considerable favorable attention is be-
Ing drawn 10 the line stained glass VIM
dows in the new Memorial hall OF the L.
D. S university The designs are very
pleasing and the colorngs are harmonl-
Gus ana gratifying to the eye
Il viii crafty the many friends Of
Jndgeshorfeil to learn that he has large
ly recovered his htaltn, Tut thut ms ubei-
ness connections In MISSISSIPPI are such
as will likely preclude his return TO Salt
Lake will be learned With regret
Most Of the loss by the recent fire on
the premises Of the Salt Lake Hardware
company falls entirely on the company.
as the goods destroyed were out ~ the
yard. aud the policies required goods IN
sured 10 be Ia the store premises.
The payroll for the special policemen
who aefyed on Roosevelt day was pau
on to-day BY City Aueitor Reiser, the
amount Of the payroll II Ni25O. Inc Qe,
partment payrQls for the last halt OF
May, amounting TO $i.@6.g5, were paid by
City Treasurer Morris today
supdrintendent Christensen announces
that tho teachers Examinations ON high
school subjects will BE- heli In the teacn-
ers' room at the city and county building
on Saturday morning az , o'clock. The
examinations for primary and grammar
grade certificates win be held at the West
sidd high school on next Monday and
TUESDAY
The admlant generals office has been
notified Officially Of the availability OF the
Fort Douglas target ranges for the USE OF
the state troops. and orders were issued
today notifying he national guard OF the
same and directing company commanders
TO confer with Colonel Ford for assign
ment Of dates for practise.
Martin Hardness, the old tihe mining
man who went down to Beaver the other
day 10 Inspect some proper,ics. was
stricken with paralysis this morning, and
becume unconscious. The Intention was
10 bring him TO this city as soon as pos
sihle MIR Hardness Is q years old and
has been In this country for 80 years.
Speaking today OF some uncompllmen.
tary references 20 the FIRE department
which appeared In a Salt Lake paper yes
terlay. Assistant Chief Wood says the
criticisms were not deserved by the de-
parlment In subduiug the fire In the
Salt Lake Hardware company's ware
house the assistant chief ordered HIS mon
70 Keep az a safe distance from the fumes
OF burning acids because OF the great
danger TO lie resulting from their inhala-
ton, Mr.. Wood says he understands his
duty TO he TO fight hrps intolligently but
not 20 ruthicssly sacrifice the lives Of his
men Several deaths OF iiremen in the
east recently were the direct results Of
nhal.ng the poisonous fumes rising from
acids and knowing this to be a fact the
assistant chief Kept his men out Of
their reach