Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
The Semi
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Weekly News
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COUNTRY PAPER
OF TIE WEST.
Il issued Mondays and ThwsdayS
and contains all Tho cream 81 tho
Daily and Saturday News
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Walter Broom. aged Is, died yester-
DAY at St. Marks hospital from the ef-
fects OF an operation for appendicitis
The w, G. T, U, is meeting this after.
noon at the residence Of Mrs. c. G.
Plummer on east First South street
Thomas Nelson, Dane, and Axel II.
Wickenburg, SWede, were admitted
10 citizenship yesterday by Judge Hall
w o. Trip arrived last night from
Seattle with the remains Of his father
Francis L. Trip, which viii be buried
in this city.
New and stout masts have been erect
ed on East Temple street to hold the
big conyerters. Of the Utah Light Il
Hallway company.
The Alta club has planted a white
birch tree at the northwest corner OF
the building, and two northern naples
on the state street front
Rev. o. c. Wright Of Ogden will give
stereoptlcon lecture on the 25th inst,
upon the Yellowstone. in the East Side
Baptist church in this city.
There was well attended social and
musicale at the First Baptist church
last evening, some 300 perpe being pres
emit Refreshments We're served.
The brown stone expected for the Y.
M, c, A, building Is now being shipped
IN from Park city, and work on the first
tory can be pushed without further
delay,
Esther Ellen, the infant child Of Mr.
and Mrs Herman Bruner Of 1912 north
Second West street, was buried at ~
o'clock today, The child died yesterday
OF bronchitis
The annual banquet II the Mems club
OF the First Congregational church will
be held on the evening Of the 29th inst,
in the church parlors, and to this func.
tlon ladies are being invited
William Crum Of Fort Herman, aged
81 years, died yesterday. leaving large
family. The deceased settled at Fort
Herman over 30 years ago, and has
lived there ever since The funeral win
be held tomorrow
The last printing OF the second vol
ume Of the History Of the Church has
now been done and the sheets are M
the hands Of the Deseret News binders
The books will commence 10 be turned
out at lively rate next week.
w. II. Rash has returned from \
business trip to southern California, liz
found more fruit there than the grow,
ors could well take care o. aud that
with the slow eastern markets, has LEFT
the Pacific coast markets uncertain
The orange crop Is much larger than
last year
The Utah Light & Railway manage
ment has received and installed the new
regulators az its plants, Thee regula
tors operate the same as the goyerno
on steam engine. and regulate tn
flow Of the electric current no as TO sc
cure an evenness that has been wanting
IN the past and will prevent variation
IN the light OF the incandcscen,s,
The Murray Baptsts have complete
and paid for their new Westinghouse
ard the latter fact Is giving them spo
clal satisfaction, The pastor Rev. Nj
Andrews, was formerly contractor an
builder, and actually did most OF tn
interior finishing Of the church himself
which meant the saving OF quite hi
tie sum-
Word was received in this city yestel
day Of the death at Hebor city Of WI
liam Mcmillan, treasurer of Wasatc
county. after lingering illness covei
Ing a period Of several years. The d,
ceased was a highly respected resdei
Of the community and leaves n lars
family He was a native OF Scotlan
and presided over the Scottish confel
ence as missionary something IN
seven years ago.
David Keith Ia back from his nl
months absence In the east, and say
the smoot hoarIng Is occupying the pul
lie attention TO the exclusion Of ever,
thing else, Utah Investments are b.