Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02
News.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Doseret News win print as usual
on Monday afternoon.
The ceilings in the Utah State bank
and Zlon's Savings bank are being re-
decorated,
Great Salt Lake has begun to fall
and has shrunk OF OF foot IN two
weeks,
Miss Lillian Phelps leaves tomorrow
morning for Cache valley to spend a
week or two with friends.
The Mutual Improvement boards Of
Pioneer stake viii attend the meeting
in the Thrty-second ward tomorrow
night.
Elder William A. Morton Of the Des-
eret Sunday School Union board, will
attend the Sunday school conference
at Mantua tomorrow.
The Ministerial association holds It's
last meeting OF the season next Mon~
day night, on the occasion OF the ban
quet to departing members.
A telephone message from Brighton
this morning states that there was very
little storm there last night, and that
the weather this morning Is beautiful.
Some damage IN general way was
done az Fort Douglas by last nights
storm. The grounds were badly
washed, and the guttering on the new
barracks damaged
Elder Robert w. Sloan win deliver
an address, "rhe Patriot tomorrow
evening in the Twentieth ward meet
inghouse. Appropriate music VIII be
rendered by the ward choir
The state board Of sheep commission
ers directed today, that all sheep be
dipped between Aug Is and oct /; and
all rams be dipped again within 30
days prior TO the time Of putting them
with the herds for use,
The American Mining & Trust COM
pany has filed suit IN the district court
against John ID. Spencer and wife to
recover S2,2iS, alleged to be due on a
promlssory note. executed by defend
ants on April l5 1885,
During July, August and September
the lob printing, bindery and press de-
.partments Of the Deseret News will be
closed al 1 o'clock Saturdays, TO allow
the employees in those departments a
half holiday.
The local weather office records no
special phenomena I'm connection with
last nights storm, aa the precipitation
was confined TO the eastern section OF
The city The rainfall recorded is only
.22 OF an inch.
Tho publication of the pamphlet con-
tanning the list OF the Church authorl
Ties IN all the world was deferred till
July /, In order to include the recent
changes In the several Blshoprics In the
city. The pamphlet Is now In the press
md VIII be issued early next week
The local construction quartermaster
has been instructed to advertise for
bids for new roads and walks TO Red
Butte creek from the military post,
and to Fort Douglas avenue IN Pepper
ton. Altogether, some $4,000 Is likely
tu be expended In these improvements
Word was received In this city yes
terday from ST. Louis, that Richard
Collett had become insane there while
enroute to England TO Visit his former
home. Mr.. Collett viii be brought back
TO salt Lake. He has resided here foi
40 years, and for many years was fore.
man In the u. c. NJ. /. shoe factory.
Patriotic exercises VIII be held In tn,
Twentieth ward Westinghouse tomor.
row night, under the auspices nf the NJ
l. a, Hon. r.. w, Sloan win deliver ar
Grafton on "rhe Patriot Mrs. Lennl,
Savage Ritter win sing THE Elias
Without a stain" and the choir WI