Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-15

ers are now laying asphalt on the block
to the east.
Sheriff W. H. Clark OF Richheld, Sc
vier county, Is In the city today having
brought up n prisoner TO the state pri-
SON. The prisoner Is Jens Hansen who
was sentenced by Judge Chichester to 10
months for adultery.
Miss Margaret McKeever and Mr..
Jesse Fox Cannon We're married at noon
today In the Temple, and tonight re-
ception win be held at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Esther McKeever
i23 Second East street.
The morning papers announced that
Judge Marshall and family had gone 10
the coast for several weeks. The judges
family has done 80 but he viii remain
In Salt Lake FOR some time and the
Federal court viii be in session each
Monday Of this month.
Clarence A, Locke for 10 years IN
the local railway mail service. and
a pioneer IN the local civil service, win
take a trip into Sonora, Mexico, short
~ and II Is expected that he viii To-
cate there, going into mining
Salt Lake lodge No. S5 b. p. o. E..
has adopted a very pretty badge for
use at the reunion at Provo, II con-
slsts Of a celluloid map OF Utah, show
ing Salt Lake city and Great Salt Lake
and Is surmounted By purple ribbon and
metal elks head.
The city Is well filed with tourists to-
day, returning from tho Los Angeles
conventions. but the streetcars appear
to afford an of the transportation
about town desired. and the hackmen
are complaining, and say that the tour
lists lack public spirit
Secretary Cox Of the Y. NJ. c. A. is
sending out copies N the association
publication, containing fun account
of the recent convention held at Bulfa-
10, N. Y The half tones Of the con-
vention and prominent association
workers therein, are very good.
Geological survey engineers from the
central part of the state report the
Price river running go second feet at
Helper the Sewer running % second
feet at Gunnlson, and the Sanpitch
running 70 feet The streams in that
section are falling.
There is a fine crop OF courtmartlals
In prospect In the guard and u COM
pany, First infantry, is slated for five
victims at tomorrow nights meeting,
IN Pennsylvania, courtmartialed MEM
bers Of the guard are thrown into the
state prison, That state has the repu-
tation Of having the best discipline and
the most effective citizen soldier Of any
state in the Union. New York comes
second, ard Massachusetts, third.
Danish papers contain notice Of the
death In Christiania OF ny Tycho
Kieland. royal commissioner and chief
OF the Norwegian telegraph bureau.
The deceased was 30 years old and he
has had the position Of chief OF the
bureau since 1883, One Of his daughters,
Mrs. Charlotte Kielland Brooks, is
resident OF this city She was about to
go on a visit to her father, when the
word Of his death reached her,
Architect Ulmer will explain to the
city council committee this evening
that the addition Of the proposed fifth
story to the d. =. Walker building will
IN no wise endanser that structure,
but that on the contrary the walls are
well able 70 sustain a much heavier
load tnan will he placed upon them The
construction of the fifth story will be
Of llgrt steel. with cement plaster walls
Gnd OF a minimum weight
The quarterly conference Of the Salt
Lake stake win occur Sunday, June 10,
1904 Services viii he held at 10 a. m.
IN the Assembly Hall and at p. m. IN
the Tabernacle.
HEPHI l.. MORRIS,
GEORGE II. EMERY,
EDWARD 7, ASHTON,
Presidency OF the Salt Lake Stake.