Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-05

and there was feeling of confidence
IN The future that was highly oncourag'
Ing
The commlttc ON teachers ana school
work " the board OF education VIII hold
q meeting This afternoon IN the office
OF SuDt Christensen to consider tho
matter " recommending 90 The board
The addition Of one or two free KIM
dergarton rooms TO the school system
Of the city.
COPY ~ the articles NJ incorpora-
ton Of the Bcrtinou Irrigation company
of ogden was fled In the secretary OF
states office today. It's capital stock
Is 5000 divided into shares ot the
rar value of $50 each H. r. Terry is
PRESIDENT NJ Bertlnotl vice presidents
Pearl Terry, secretary and treasurer
The lowest temperature this morning
was rs degrees above sero' hut there
VIII be rising thermometer during
The next a hours. The sun Is shining
Az usual today with no prospects OF
any brake In the continuity Of the clear
weather The entire country west on
high barometrlc pressure.
Major $. X. Hooper OF the Rio Grande
went TO Helper yesterday afternoon
where he met General Supt Welby
who Is going over the Western ana its
branches on a special train, posting
himself as 10 the physical conditions
Of the system Mr.. Welby has been ~
'actlye charge since the LIST Instp ana Is
being welcomed back TO the road Wher-
ever he goes.
Organist Mcclellan gave q special re-
cltal I'm the Tabernacle yesterday AFTER
noon, for the benefit Of tourists IN
town, and q particularly pleased party
came from the Southern hotel, Drousht
over TO the Tabernacle by Landlord
Fred Wood. They had a good deal
10 say after the recital In a compu-
meutary way about both the instru-
ment and the performer
James Murphy. the well known 81.
Louis salesman now stopping at the
Kenyon. has learned Of the sudden
death Of the senior member Of MS hrm,
Mr. James G. Gilmore VINO was named
James Gillespie, after Secy James g.
Blaine. The firm was Gilmore & Rule,
and has been for years one OF the larg-
est clothing houses IN the west Mi.
Murphy rather believes the death VIII
result In a dissolution Of the hrm.
The Holmes apartment house will be
ready for occupancy on the first Of the
wear. as the delayed marble wninscot-
ting win be along from Rutland w.
In two weeks There are 30 suites IN
the great building, and OF these 90 are
already spoken for by prospective ten.
ant families Contractors figure M
this win empty about 30 houses In
town. the remainder Of the tenants
coming from the larger hotels
Mr. P. II. Lannan has returned from
an extended trip east, where he Wis
tied with old time friend and relatives
In Massachusetts and IN Illinois Be
Ing a Massachusetts, man himself, he
was much interested In the peculiar
turn Of the political whirligig which
gave the state by some $4,000 to Roose-
welt. and by $4,000 majority 10 Douglas,
the Democratic Caudldate and re-
marked that the result only strength
ened his faith IN the political sagaclty
and intelligence OF the American PEG.
pie. who could thus discriminate and
make the best choices irrespective Of
political affiliations Mr. Iannan had a
spec ally pleasant time In Illinois visit
ing with relatives.
,acy, Coke Of the Y, N. g. a. said to-
day that by next fall just az soon as
the city association had been re-or-
ganzed ana started on the new basis, a
branch association would be organized
at Fort Douglas for army work Mr.
Coke has been IN consultation with Col
Lockwood, the officer commanding the
garrison and post and finds him ready
to extend every assistance possible IN
the establishment OF the y, NJ c. A.
work al Fort Douglas, Just at present
there Is an uncertainty about the 10.
cation Of tho association headquarters
there, but Mr.. Coke believes this will
have an been Strengthened out satls-
factorily, when the time comes FOR IN
auguratlng the branch work