Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-12
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street for $3.50
George Williams has bought from
the Palmer estate the double terrace at
l25 west Fourth South street Ton Shs50'
At tomorrows session of the unlyer-
sIty Sunday school Dr james b.. Tai
mage WIl continue h's lecture on THE
Atonomont' The public .s invited.
Ward conference wlll bee held in the
Firth ward OF the Pioneer stake to.
morrow night, The meeting wil be ai.
tended by the stake presidency and 9th.
eg officers,
AT the meeting OF tho state board of
examiners yesterday. Secretary of state
Hammond was authorized TO advertise
for supplies for the next session Of the
Legislature, which meets ln January
Bids win shortly be asked ON the CO..
nent flooring for the basement lu the
T. ~ G., A, bulldng and for the side.
walks The boilers are zoo place, the
stokers are being SET, and the heating
plant Is being installed
The salt Lake stake presidency has
authorized Prof Charles Carlson 10
organize singing class from among
the little folks I'M that stake Liberty
end Pioneer stakes already have such
Glasses under Mn Carls0ns direction.
Lleut.Col. John c. Balance Of the
TWenty-nlnth infantry, has been found
lncapactated for further active service,
and has been retired cOl Bnlnncc has
not been with bile regiment for some
time lie graduated from West Point
ia 1875, and was appointed 10 the acad-
envy from Illinois.
The Athenlan Bachelors club elected
these officers last evenings President,
Raymond o Manson vice president,
Burton q, Settle, supreme Judge. E.
Eggertsen Cluff. scuctory VI J.. Steed.
Jr, treasurer Francis Settle, librarian,
Joseph Vane sergeant-at-arms, frank
jcnkonson.
Judge Hall has granted Leom NJ,
Hartley % divorce from b. NJ Hartley
ON the grounds OF desartion and failure
20 support They were married at
Sterling Neb., ON oct % 1898, and de-
PENDANT deserted plaintiff last March,
leaving her III In bed and going 10 Tex
avs where he has ever since remained.
One case OF smallpox and one Of
diphtherla were reported 90 the board
" health yesterday The 9.year-old son
Of Mr.. Younger residing 800 the rear u
no east South Temple street. has the
smallpox The diphtheria patient Ia
Henry Anderson, aged years, residing
In the rear Of ZIG west Fourth North
street
Herr Josef Rolker Of Berlin, a sugar
expert, is at the Knutsforo. after a
trip into the Snake River valley he
says the country up there Is specially
adapted to sugar beet cultivation and
was surprised 10 find IA tons being
grown 20 the acre, he found the fac
tories well equipped Tor all the de.
mands that might be made upon them
The committee IN charge Of the dec
orations Of the Granite stake taber.
acle have just about completed their
task The results are said 10 be highly
satisfactory They will be seen for the
first time this evening ON the occa-
sion OF the Morris Young benefit con-
cert which promises to be- the best
musical program ever given In the new
building
solemn pontldcal high mass win be
celebrated tomorrow morning In ST.
Mary's cathedral. when Michael Dlneaf
formerly OF Canada, win receive holy
orders The choir will sing Paestrin-
ian music Tor the FIRST time, with these
sololsts Miss Lottle owen, Miss Emily
Grmsdell, Miss Cornnc Harris. r.. &.
Dunbar and j ID. sullivan Miss Nora
Gleason organst.
Commissioner Nelson Underhlli OF the
Colorado Railway association has re-
Gently completed a compilation show.
ing that $500 tourist tickets were
handled this season iu his office. as
ngalnst jiS6i ln 1908 The destination
ct 22,So5 was Denyor as against 3O.O,i
last year Colorado Springs 0,g39, az
against lii00 the preceding year. and
Pueblo 62,2l6, as against 1895 for 1903
An inquiry MS to the whereabouts Of
Roy kemper comes from his mother at
Bellef0ntainc o, He Is described as
q years Of age, six feet In height. with
brown hair and eyes, and weighs lSO
pounds When last heard Of he was In
Rock Springs, Wyo,, working Tor tel.
egraph company a letter from that
place dated Sept 4, stated that ne was
about 10 leave Tor Salt Lake. IN com.
pany with man named ia Fuller.
The Ch.ldran's Ala and Home Finding
held Us annual meeting yes-
tcrday afternoon when the following
board OF directors was chosen. Rev
Richard Wake, chairman, Rev p. A.
T. =. Christensen Dr. A. G.. |
Belle, Rev Elmer T. Goshen, w. A. !
Lawrence, Mrs T.. b. Shepard. Mrs.
j. w. Farrell, Mrs. s. n. Coryer. Mrs |
u II. Rea Mrs. G. 70. Dlahl. Mrs. v. A. !
Mm j. g. McCHin. Mrs. j. |
Fewson Smith and Mrs ~ e. Bird.
The Utah Light & Railway company |
Is installing a fourth big generator nj |
the central station. 10 weighs 1870 600 |
pounds and when connected up the |
great battery OF four generators WIN !
Furnish all the power that may be- need. |
ed during the coming winter The CONE |
pany has also Installed a great electric |
travelling crane capable of carrying !
10000 pounds ana O series Of improve /
mentS have been inauguutpd no the |
station which VIII make il one Of the |
most complete In the United states.
County Clerk james Is On recent OF
? letter from Prof Apmadoc OF ChiCigo, |
informing him OF the presence IA that |
city en- route 10 San Francisco OF Hon. |
William Abraham member of parlh- |
ment for the Rh0udda valley. south |
Wales. who, with his SON. expects to |
stop a few days iu this city Mr. |
Abraham Is a distinguished Welshmnn. |
and rs well known under the nom 40 |
plume OF "Nabon.' rte goes 10 the
coast 20 attend the labor convention |
which conyenos there IN the near future |
Mr. James says he is "loly. plain
Cymro' ' and anticipates that We'ghmen |
generally wl,l be delighted 20 meet him
ON HIS arrival In this city
a communication was received yea
terday by county Clerk John James |
ftom Prof William Ap Madoc OF Chi I
ego stating that the Right Hon. VIII
Inn Abraham. member OF the English
house Of commons FOR the Gonda valley.
WIN soon De m salt Lake on HIS way
10 san Francisco 20 attend the labor
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