Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-06
LATE LOCALS.

Quartermaster Sergeant Belmar OF
ID company has returned from a south.
ern vacation trip.
Steward Beattie OF the Commercial
club has resigned, and is going to 81.
Louis, whence he expects to go further
east
Peaches from California are in the
market selling az 10 cents n pound
Other fruits are arriving In quantities
and in good condition
j. c. Rice, general agent Of the In
ternaiOnal Harvester com any in this
city, has resigned, and his place Is taxi
en- by 7, A, Mccormick Of Boston,
The street department is grading on
the south side Of the Eighteenth ward
square for the new sidewalks TO be
made In accordance with the ordi-
uances.
The street railway management has
some eight or 10 bodies OF the old Ste
phenson cars left, and VIII make them
over into double truck cars, like the
present 'nineties,
Mr. and Mrs, Alma u. Katz Of Boise
will visit this week, with the family
OF w. II Sherman Of this city. Miss
Elizabeth Peet OF Washington, ID. G.,
is also visiting there.
Workmen are tearing up today, the
old tar sidewalk north and west OF the
Holmes building, corner of Second
South and state streets, preparatory to
replacing II with cement sidewalk.
The real estate men held a luncheon
this afternoon at the Commercial club,
where they discussed future moves in
the line OF bringing the attractions Of
the city and Immediate country before
the public IN general and investors IN
particular
owing to a mistaken date stamped on
the circular notice Of the special post
office examination for clerks and carri-
ers. the date Of the examination Is
printed enormously elsewhere. The date
should read July a. and not July g. as
officially furnished to the Deseret News.
In the scandinavian meeting in the
Fourteenth ward assembly rooms to-
morrow, Thursday, Elder Andrew Jen-
son win give a lecture on the Sue
cession." All interested are invited.
The services commence at s o'clock p.
m.
The Utah Fuel company's offices have
advlces of a continued thinning out of
the former strikers I'm Carbon county.
The Italians are getting tired Of watt
ing around doing nothing, with no
chance of returning 10 work The COM
pany has all of the help II needs, and
the output is steady
Plans for new set OF army bar
racks for Fort Douglas VIII be re-
celved inside OF two weeks at the Of
flee OF the constructing quarter-mastel
In this city, along with plans for fur
Their buildings to be erected at the
fort, The macadam road to the head
Of South Temple street from the post
viii be completed by July 90.
The audience az yesterdays organ re-
clta wHs delighted on being favored
with the overture TO Tristan and ls-
olde' by Prof. Mcclellan 1t was one
! of the finest performances ever given
on the great organ. The CuIus Amman
from the Stahat Mater was also given
with marked effect There viii be an.
other recital tomorrow at $500 p, m.
Local members OF the guard are de
| sIrous of taking their annual enCnup.
| mnt with the regulars when the latter
make their strawberry trip, as tn,
| guardsmen say they can learn mucl
| more of military life I'M o 10 days eX
pcrience with the regulars than wer,
they TO De sent OF ON an encampmen
| by themselves The boys do not wan
TO be sent to Fort Douglas II Is 10,
| near home
President u. r. poole OF the American
Steel & Wire company ia at the Knuts
! ford from Denver. lie says that or
der is being gradr7lly evolved iron
chaos, but that M Es are yet IN very
| unenviable shape Mr.. poole mentlono,
the fact Of number Of eastern partle,
with money 10 invest visited Colorado