Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03

ers is holding is regular monthly meet
Ing today, Aotang Governor Hammond
presiding on account OF the absence OF
Governor Wells
The Light & Railway company Is re-
laying the track on Second South street
between state and Second East streets,
preparatory to the streets being as
phalted.
Mcssrs Russell Tracey, Louis T.. Stod-
dard aud q. w. Pope have been elected
to membership in the University CLUB.
Every month Witnesses new ana NRlu-
able accosslons to the club
Rev. w. b. Burton of the Second
Methodist church leaves tomorrow for
California to begin n pnstorate there
Methodists say that Leilich Is respon-
siblo for the change.
Fisher Harris says he has the proud
record OF being the first man IN salt
Lake to carry out the suggestions in
the last Sunday Issue Of one OF the
Chicago papers TO make your back
yard look beautiful"
Fish Commissioner John sharp
shipped this morning to American
Fork $4,000 trout fry for distribution
i'm the neighboring mountain streams
and viii ship tomorrow, to ogden. lOO,-
900 trout fry for distribution In th2
main county streams
The Utah Fuel company's output yes
terday was i,GO0 tons from the four
camps, or about 500 tons under the out
nut when everything is running In full.
The company officials say they are pro-
ducing all the coal their orders call
for and are losing no sleep over Moth
err Jones'
Tomorrow the time expires for the
property owners on east South Temple
street to connect their property with
the sewer There are a large number
who have not yet complied with the
city ordinance in that respect, but all
who have not done so by tomorrow
night VIII be proceeded against In the
courts and warrants will be Issued for
their arrest.
II will take the remainder OF the
week kalsomining the ceiling Of the
Tabernacle. Swinging scalfoldings are
hung from the ceiling for the kalsom-
iners to work on and these scanolds
are moved from place to place by ropes
run up through into the roof. The or
gan front Is covered up with canvas TO
protect it from splashes of kalsomlne.
II Is expected that the building viii be
ready for purposes Of worship the CON-
ing sabbath
PostofIlce Inspector f. C. sharp has
returned to this city after extended
trips through this district. He has
been instrumental in the conviction of
a number Of clerks in city and railway
service and letter carriers who proved
false to their trusts. Mr. Sharp re-
marked this morning that no matter
how shrewd and skilful wrong doer
in the service was, he invariably slipped
up sooner or later and came to grief.
Reno Hutchinson. the director of re-
lgious work OF the Portland Y. M. c..
A, is in the city today, visiting with
his friend Secretary Cox of the Salt
Lake association, en- route TO Buffalo,
n. Y, to attend the animal convention
of the " NJ, c. A. secretaries. Mr..
Cox expects TO leave next Friday for
Buffalo, also, and Mrs. Cox viii ac-
company him.
The model of the paving for east
South Temple street made by city En-
gineer Snow will be on exhibition the
remainder OF the week In the city coun-
Gil chamber where Is can be inspected
by the property owners ana OlHtIs M
terested in the Improvement of that
street The committee Of the council
will meet with the property owners IN
the council chamber at o'clock sat
urday afternoon and viii adopt plan
| for the paving TO be reported to the
council next Monday night,
Tonight IN room 20, y. Y, Memorial
| hall at 1880 The ward missionaries OF
! Ensign stake VIII meet. The attend
ance of all who have served as mis-
slonaries during the past two years
! is requested.
MATHONIHAH THOMAS,
HENRY 4. McEWAN,
RODNEY LILLIAN, JR,
stake Supt. Y. NJ. NJ ]. a.
A meeting Of the High Priests Of En-
| sign stake viii be held in Room "a,
| Brigham Young Memorial building on
Sunday next, May s, at 10 o'clock a.
M A full attendance IS earnestly de-
sired.
HAMILTON q. PARK
JOSEPH ", FELT
LEVI W. RICHARDS,
Presidency