Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-06
LATELOCALS.

The d. A. & NJ. society directors will
meet within the next two weeks, TO Oe-
gin arrangements for operations AZ the
fair grounds this spring,
The Fourth quorum Of Elders VIII
hold Its regular monthly meeting next
Monday evening AT 1880 o'clock In the
Sixth ward Westinghouse,
General Manager d. s, Murray and
his assistant II. l.. Thomas, OF the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
pany. have gone 10 western Idaho and
eastern Oregon IN the interest Of
through connections TO Portland, and
TO look over the southern Idaho work.
Charles Crane. in remarking on the
restricting OF pastures In Idaho said to-
day that where only a few years ago
he had pasture GO miles long and from
two 10 90 miles wide, he now has only
small patches here and there, and the
great pastures Of old are largely fenced
In by settlers.
Miss Dalton, daughter OF ED Dalton,
was brought In from Tooele last even
ing for medical attendance During the
night she was taken worse and this
morning was removed from the White
House in an ambulance TO st, Marks
hospital. She will probably be operated
upon for appendicitis tomorrow
In the suit Of r, NJ. Gurnsey against
Anna Peters, Administrative OF the es-
tate OF Max Peters. deceased. Judge
Lewis today rendered judgment In ia
for Of defendant and dismissed the case
without prejudice. The suit was
brought 70 recover s592.07, alleged TO be
due for merchandise sold to Peters and
hs partner and for rent and money
claimed to have been advanced them by
plaintiff.
Ex-sergt Evans Of the Sixteenth U.
s. infantry, now OF this city, has In.
vented tile scrlfbber for which he will
be given patent, II consists In a
square floor mop with rubber bands be-
tween rows OF the regular mop fringcs,
the combination being found Just the
thing TO clean the tiles.
There VIII be n union meeting OF the
young peoples societies OF the, Protes-
tant churches OF this city at the East
side Baptist church tomorrow evening
at o'clock sharp. The topic for the
evening will be Christ for the World,
and For Me-" Miss Burkella Pierce OF
the Central Christian society will lead
the meeting The meeting VIII be a vol
untary testimony one In which all pres
ent win be allowed TO take part
Mr.. Robert y. Grant has returned
from an extended eastern trip. lie
found a more secure business feeling
prevailing. and generally people were
hopeful for the future. The bitter cold
was Interfering for the time with In
dustrla operations, but this il only tenn
p0rary Mr. Grant also went 10 Butte.
where he finds the situation very much
improved,
Local sculptors and plaster moulders
say thu, Ctah plaster IL superior 20
plaster found In any other part OF the
United States, particularly In that Il
viii stand All sorts Of weather without
going 10 pieces, Sculptor Jepperson says
that he has had plaster work lying
around In his yard Tor 10 years and
u seems to be just as good ns when
first made The raw material Is found
On the vicinity Of Nephi MIR Topper
son has made number OF massive and
handsome plaster designs FOR the ex-
terror OF Federation q Labor hall at
State ana Fourth South streets
The labor unions are busy getting
settled I'm their new building, Temple Of
Labor and the painters win soon be
through. The outrance 10 the ur' :.
stories IL on Fourth South street. tlf
deep red walnsoottlng am the way up
NAL king IA Uraffy Contrast with fha
white above The Interior arrangements
are very convenient each union being
wen takon care or and The main hlll
takes IN two stories. and viii scat 800
people The lighting from without ana
within "a complete and satisfactory,
The unions ore pwparlng for a big
house warming ou the evening Of tho
Gnl iust Washlrgt0ne birthday