Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-03
LATE LOCALS.

There is 4 Tooele excursion OF over
! 500 people in town today.
The Utah Copper company's eoncen-
traitor at Bingham is in operation
again.
The work OF construction on the Fed
eral building Is so far progressed, that
roofing Is expected TO begin tomorrow
morning.
Boise parties have the $4,000 contract
for the hotel to be erected at Twin
Falls, Ida. one million Of brick Will be
used In construction.
The peculiar drab colored Denver
brick, costing $50 per 1000, Is being
used for the outside courses on the new
$4,000 residence going up at the corner
Of Q and Third streets,
Mons. Maurice NJ. Allerge geog-
rapher OF the French academy, Is In
the city today, enroute across the con-
tinent, and visited the weather office,
where he was much interested In It's
workings.
The office OF the state board OF health
Is quite distressed over discrepancies
between the reports from officials of the
same county. Asst, Secy. Smith says
his hair threatens to become prema-
turely gray In Strengthening out the
tanBles.
Payette. Ida, cantaloupes are arriv-
ing In this market, and selling at IS per
crate. California watermelons are also
arriving In car lots and selling at SO TO
81 per dozen. A car Of bananas came
yesterday, and are bringing 81 to $3.50
per bunch.
Edlbles are being received in crafty
ingly large lots at Elks headquarters
for the Lagoon picnic OF the morrow.
The large bowery has been decorated
for the spread for the children, and the
indications are they will have the time
OF their lives.
The manager OF the Anthony, Kan,
military band has written A. s. Zlm-
norman Of Held's band, Offering him
an engagement to play with the Kan
sas band during its trip to the worlds
fair. Mr., Zimmerman has accepted,
and leaves for the east Sept, TO-
1t Is understood that DR.. II. A. An
derson Is TO succeed Lieut., Col Bene-
dict as surgeon major Of the First in
fantry There will be an election for
major OF the First battalion Of the reg
iment on the 10th inst, with Capts.
Grow and Williams as the candidates
for majority honors
]. e. Cosgrin has returned from a
business trip to Boise. lie found the
city very active, and with promising
outlook Excavation has begun for the
new 100000 hotel to be erected on
Main street only one block from the
ldanha, other new buildings are going
up. and there Is a general air Of pros
perity that Is gratifying,
DIR. ]. G. King is preparing to re-
move to Portland, Or, to locate, and
expects to leave Salt Lake I'm 10 days
for the coast. The doctor has been a
valued practitioner IN this city for
number OF years, and only recently re-
. turned from course Of special study
In Europe has rented his street house
to a Leadvllle gentleman named Tay-
lor.
II. L, A. Culmer is painting for Col
70, f. Holmes a 5xS foot oil painting OF
Shosho1e Falls. which will be placed in
the colonel's art gallery when finished.
Mr.. Gunner spent some time at the
falls last spring, making sketches from
which to paint the great scene, and
Col. Holmes Is confident that the paint
Ing Will be remarkable work OF art
when completed. II viii be the great
est of Mr.. Culmer's works.
e. L. Jones. trustee of the estate Of
John Proystgaard, bankrupt, OF Pay.
son, has brought suit against Minnie
Provstgaard and j. ID. WINNER to re-
cover a promissory note for $40, which
was due Provstgaard from WINNER,
but which WAS given by WINNER to
Minnie Pyrostgaard, mother OF the
bankrupt II Is alleged that the whole
transaction was an attempt 10 prefer
a creditor. The case is in the federal
court.
News has been received from Price TO
the effect that the name of the French
miner who was brutally maltreated by
strikers at Sunnyside the other day is
Dechery, and that instead of having
his groin perforated by a pick, as at
first reported, he was stabbed with a
knife in the hands OF an Italian named
Tulla. The victim was first knocked
down with a plckhandle, and while ly-
ing unconscious the stelJto was plung-
ed into his body II is feared the
wounded man Is crippled for life.
Yesterdays Tabernacle organ recital
was quite well attended. Mrs, $. X
Hooper wife Of the veteran passenger
agent of the Rio Grande road, was
among the audience. The program was
an interesting and well selected one
including the Largo Appassonata"
movement of the Second Beethoven
symphony the final movement (the
Triumphal March, OF the Fifth Beeth-
oven symphony IAN Elegy' by Lemare
and the Dolbreuck "Berceuse." The
orgauigt as usual was ba npv In bls
registration and Interpretation, and his
d pt,1