Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-30
LATE LOCALS.

James y. Ferguson ls taking q Naca'
ton IN California.
W. a. Wright N d.. OF Pocatello, ~
registered a tho Wilson,
Today's local bank clearlugs amount
ed 90 $7i3S0O9S, as against {iSSiSlS5
FOR The same day last year.
The payment Of taxes is increasing
local banking transactions and putting
more money into circulation
e. l.. White Of the Bingham Con.
solldated Mining company is q guest
az the Knutstord from Boston
The young people OF the First Bap-
list church win debate tomorrow even.
ing IN the church p0rlors ON Social
ism.
Jack sharp leaves today for Goiiheld
10 be away two weeks, ana perhaps
longer His friends are hoping ne VIII
return a blooded millionaire.
General Manager r. S. Campbell Of
the Utah Light 4 Railway company
will be home tomorrow evening from
his extended eastern business trip
The English Lutheran Christian En-
deayor society elected, last evening
William Blum, John Bingham and Miss
Mabel Sellers are delegates TO the city
Christian union.
James Hacking, John S, Hacking. 5
l.. Cotton w. L. Calth0rpe, and w. j,
Mayer OF Vernal are at the wilson
They are here 10 attend the federal
court.
The real estate transfers mentioned
In last evenings 'News' from b. H.
schettler 10 h. r. Anderson were made
to Mr.. Anderson as receiver Of the Is
II, schettler bank,
state Auditor Tlngey Is today draw
Ing up warrants for the payment OF the
salaries of the clerical force Of the
state for the month OF November. The
total amount Of the payrolls Is about
$1,000
Milo Rippett. who was brought In
from Calente on Sunday with typhoid
fever and taken to the Holy Cross
hospital. was examined as to his sam
lty this afternoon before Judge Lewis
by Drs, Mayo and Odell
one case of smallpox aud one Of
variloid were reported to the board OF
health today Mrs. Kimball residing
al 2l3 north Sixth West has the small
box. and Mrs. }. r. Hansen, 2l8 east
First South. Is afflicted with a light
form of yarlloid.
Mrs. d. a. Brown lost on the street
this morning, a watch that Is a valu'
able heirloom The police were noti-
fled by Mr.. Brown and the local pawn
shops are being oyerhauled, as Il IL
believed the finder would be likely to
visit such places.
There is a well defined low barometrlc
area iutting IN from the northwest, but
the barometer OF the area IN this sec
ton is so high, that the local weather
office believes the low area wiz ne
shunted off up into the British domin-
ions. and will not reach this latitude
The funeral Of Mrs Johanna Helberg
will be held from Farmers ward meet
Ing house, at 1 p. m, Thursday, with
burial nj the City cemetery. The re-
mains may be viewed at the late resi-
dence 1857 south Second East street.
r. ON # a. m to IL noon, ON day OF
funeral.
A meeting of the principals Of the
CITY schools will be held this afternoon
al 4 o'clock IN Supt Christensen's Of
fee Chaplain John u. Axton of the u
s army viii deliver an address on
educational conditions In the Philip
pines. The meeting promises to be
very interesting one
The Burlington will put on a new
train, No. &c, ON Dec q from Omaha
for 81. Louis, via N. Joseph, making
connection az 81 Joe with no " ior
Kansas City, arriving at the latter clty
at ll.20 p. m. This makes a CONVENE
ent late afternoon departure nom OIna-
ha, and saves the use Of a sleeping car
No. g arrives 81, Louis az I'l9 a. m
Samples Of unusually fine designs for
the great windows Of the new Cathollc
cathedral, have been submitted 70
Bishop Seaman The design for the
large west window represents the deth'
semane Garden scene Just prior to the
cruciAxion. and the design for the large
south window represents the nativity
The coloring is unusually beautiful
The payrolls Of the city officials,
councumen. members Of the fire and
police departments for the month OF
| November are being paid today by city
| Auditor Felt The payrolls are segre'
gated as follows CITY officials
| s4bli. 80; councilmen, 1925; police
| slii5.5o fire, s3,5lAsO. Total VIZ
727.05.
A. d. Fassett Of Chicago, representing
| the Nelson, Morris & co, packing cons
pany ia at the Kenyon, on a western
business trip, and stated that the irm
OF Hall GALLAGHER & Co. OF this city
| OF which A. w, GALLAGHER Is the senior
member. would represent his concern
here. The Nelson Morris company Is
building Sl,OQ0O0O plant at Kansas
city.
The glass for the windows in the fede
eral building has arrived, and VIII be
ont In place Immediately, 80 that the
| interior can be warmed, The contractor
however, fears q delay In The arrival
| OF the Vermont marble for the VAIN
scottlng and other decoration owing to
the pressure Of orders at the quarrles,
He saws there is only one place In the
| United States where solid substantial
marble can be found. The Tennessee
| and Georgia marbles are too soft, AZ
though OF fine quality and are used
| mostly for toilet room work. In the FAR
west. as In Colorado end Utah quarry
ing for marble is good deal Ike dig
ging for gold, one may End it, and one
may not-it just depends The volcanic
| action in the far west seems to have
been very severe, and has left cracked
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