Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21

latter part Of next week The grounds
have been laid out to lawn and artists
cally Handicapped
old Volunteer nremen will attend
the funeral OF their fellow member,
Don Carlos TUFTS from the family resi-
denCe, PAS Third East, Sunday az
o'clock D. m
Chief Bywater OF the Gre department,
purchased another horse today. from
John Mcdonald, for the truck at sta
tion No. 4 The animal Is a handsome
bay, weighs about li25, and Is years
old. The purchase price was $3.50.
W. j, Dean has the contract for the
new Fortleth district school mouse. ON
South State street FOR $liS50. Contracts
for the interior work and equipment
win be let later The building COM
pleted win cost $4,000
The tar sidewalk that has disdRured
the First South street frontage Of the
large frame building az the northeast
corner Of state and First South streets,
has bene taken up, and cement side
walk vs. being laid there,
Miss sale Fisher, who has been MI
ing a successful engagement as lead
ing lady with Frank Daniels VIII be
hon, next week She rcjoins the com
pQny next season, and win appear in
salt Lake with Il In september
Miss Edyth Hale OF the graduating
class and Miss Bessie Officer of the
present sophomore class az Stanford
university returned last evening from
college. Miss Sarah Reed Park, who
has also Just graduated, win be home
today.
It Is. reported from Carbon county
that there arc several representatives
from the union among the striking
miners notifying them that II may be
necessary for the union 10 remove them
from the state 70 find work In coal
mines In ~ 3r parts OF the country,
The Orpheus club has It's plans for
next season already perfected co carry
out a series of three concerts, and VIII
begin with It's announcements I'm Sep
tember. The club haa been invited to
meet NJ the home OF w H. Sherman
Tuesday May "A, for its annual ban
quet
There Is a steady increase in the
number Of telephones I'm this city. and
up to date for May the Bell company
people chronicle 25 new phones In
stalled The Independent company's
solicitors, are also active and instru-
ments are being placed as rapidly as
possible. The latter company win be
ready for business next month
\ no,aLle social function win be held
II tho Commercial club parlms this
evening, " here the city principals and
Supervisors "and one viii give ban
que, IN huror OF Supt. u. II. Christen-
sen, Covers win be laid for about so.
One feature Of the evening win Doe the
absence Of 'spketails" and Formally
which, according to the invitation, are
prohibited,
The y. Y. University band made n
favora ble Impression on the streets this
morning with their music. The boys
had special car and rode through the
principal streets Of the city playing
marches as they went. The presence
ON the car also Of a bevy OF pretty girls
waving ribbon sneamers on the ends
Of their parasols added to the general
picturesque effect.
There Is a growing protest among
citizens against permitting young
girls selling newspapers on the street,
These children go where they find they
can sci 1.-The most papers, and In front
Of saloons seems to be where papers
sell particularly well. In such places
the yilest language Is frequently heard.
and lt does not take long FOR this to
blunt she moral senses Of children Of
tender years, whose ears are subjected
to such talk