Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
LATE LOCALS,

Judge Morse has adjourned his d..
vision OF the district court untll next
Saturday,
Miss Flora h. Sinclair Is the wor.
thy matron and Luclus p Judd the
worthy patron OF the Eastern Star
Chapter which numbers 1855 members.
On Nov. / the city treasurer an
nOunces that he viii commence 70 shut
on the water Of all property owners
who are delinquent in the payment Of
their water taxes.
Tourists stlll keep MP their reputation
for visiting Saltalr while stopping over
at this point. and they continue going
IN bathing as the water Ia not yet very
cold The trains sun out at 10 a. m.
and D. m.
Local representatives Of San Francis.
60 tea houses say there are no changes
or fluctuations In prices on account Of
the continuation of the war In The ori'
ent, largely on account of The absence
Of any blockading by Russian war yes
sells.
Travel both ways has fallen on and
the hotel registers indicate the light
business. However. this evening there
ought 10 be a rush Of travel In from
he west, owing to the release Of the
trains blocked by the burning Of the
rnowsheds on the sierras
The high barometrc area that has
for several days been hanging over
the country between the l05th and l20th
merldans, IL moving slowly eastward
and the beautiful weather continues,
much 20 the local qualification To.
morrow bids fair to be fine day.
The morning papers speak OF Miss
Emily Jessup as having read a paper
before the Federation OF Women's
Clubs yesterday at Logan Miss Emily
Jessup has not been west of New York
for over a year II was her older sis.
ter Miss Linda b. Jessup, who read
the paper
Mrs, l., p. Judd and Mrs. F, r., sin.
clair entert0Hed seventy members Of
The Eastern star at the home Of Mrs
Judd No, llj5 Princeton avenue Fri.
, day evening a royal good time was
enjoyed by all present slxty-three and
finch were the games played until 1916
when a delicious lunch was served,
William Brown and William Palmer
ere bound over TO the district court
yesterday on the charge Of hOusebrenk-
INC by Justice Of the Peace Fairbourn
Of Crescent precinct. Their bah was
fixed az $3.50 each which they furnished
and were released from custody The
a. L. L.. t..s
Rio Grande Western car az Crescent
and stealing some clothing, razors, jew
cry and other articles.
Prof swendsen director Of the re-
clamation survey has just prepared
detailed map Of The irrigated lands In
the Jordan valley, and IN comparing
II with the volume OF water used dur.
ing the last summer season, Il has been
found that 1858 r., OF water was spread
out ON 1854 acres OF land, The vol
ume OF water was ascertalned from the
records OF Water Commissioner j. Few
son Smith, Jr
The Utah Fire clay company man.
agement Is proposing to not only man
ufaCture partition aud flooring terra
Gotta, but front elevation and orna-
mental tern Gotta as we'll so that by
spring II viii not be necessary to send
10 Colorado, Missouri or New York for
such goods, for they can be found right
al home Terra Gotta il great deal
cheaper than cut stone. and can be used
precisely FOR the same purposes; and
II Is believed that this will insure a
much more extended use Of ornaments
IN building front elevations In Salt
Lake hereafter,
Thlrty-fve thousand dollars worth
OF cable was received this week by the
Bell Telephone company including
S,131 feet for underground, and 2S,26l
feet for aerial purposes. This Is the
third largest shipment Of cable TO have
been received this year and before Jan.
1 Il viii all be In service. The company
has arranged TO equip the new Y NJ. {,
4. building with an automatic service.
and a i've years contract has been
signed with the Wilson hotel manage
ment for a private exchange In the
hotel A wire has Just been run into
Union Fork General Manager Murray
says that the improvements OF the past
year have reduced the causes OF com.
plant 80 per cent