Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-12

The agricultural fisheries and trans
pouatlons buildings attracted his
special attention and the Boer war. he
sad, ought not to be neglected by any
one
The regular monthly meeting Of the
one Hundred and Twenty Fourth
quorum Of Seventy win be held In the
Eighteenth ward schoolhouse at 1880
p. n Monday Nov li.-Wm, ], Glade,
Secretary,
General Manager r. s Campbell Of
the Utah Light & Railway company left
this noon over the Union Pacific for
New York on a two weeks business
trip on company business
Attorney r. s. Richards leaves this
evening for Preston. Idaho where he
VIII explain 10 southern lraho water
consumers the details Of the plan for
corporate organization Of all the water
users Of northern Utah and southern
idaho General notification has been
sent out, and Mr.. Richards is assured
Of a large and attentive audience
Chaplain Axtons leave Of absence has
been extended four months, so that he
VIII not return 10 active service until
February, when he goes 10 Fort Lcav-
enworth, where his entire regiment is
TO be stationed on It's return from the
Philippines early IN the coming year
The chaplain Is steadily improving un-
der the care Of Surgeon Major Smith
Of Fort Douglas and is now able TO
get down town without difficulty.
The local mercury went down to 80
last night, but the local weather SER
vice predicts warmer weather tomol-
row. so that the promised fine Sunday
weather ought to bring people out pref
~ generally Moderately low temper
atures nave obtained for the last q
hours all over the country, and there Is
stIll no telling when this long continued
spell q sunshiny weather viii termin'
ate.
Assistant Postmaster II. II, Bunting
Of Ocean Grove, n. j., writes TO Post
master Thomas as TO the possible
whereabouts Of number Of members
OF the Assay family whose ancestral
seat is In Mercer county n, j., that GER
tain probate matters may be satlsfac-
torily settled In the local surrogate's
court. Postmaster Thomas thinks the
parties sought for must be at the new
settlement Of Assay, In Garfield county
For the last six years, sturgeon from
the Snake river have not been brought
into the Salt Lake markets, because,
heal dealers state. there have moi
been fishermen along that river to catch
the FISH. But now this class OF fishing
has started In, and there are hopes OF
its continuance. There Is now and has
been plenty Of sturgeon from the Col.
umbia, but when the FISH find their was
up into the Snake they are compare
lively safe from molestatlon
Rev. r. G. McNece dean Of West
minister. Is examining elevations and
plans for the first college building to
follow the completion Of the new chapel |
which win soon be ready for occupan-
en-. DR.. McNlece has In mind the more |
artistic types Of the Gothic architec-
ture as shown IN many Of the oxford |
and Cambridge university buildings |
and which have come 20 be inseparably |
connected with the idea Of the typical |
and the ideal In structures built for |
purely educational purposes,
The Rock Island and Rio Grande
made a record run In the delivery today
" a carload OF paper for the News"
The enormous increase in the number
# copies printed during election time
so much white paper that
he News" establishment ran short
md but for the timely arrival Of this
ar there might have been a delay In