Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-10
LATE LOCALS,

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Gov. Wells, and party Of friends,
left last night on an Idaho hunting
trip.
The cut stone walls OF the Packard
library are rising at the rate OF one
foot a day. This is as fast as can be
expected.
Miss Christine Johnson, a pupil of
Mrs. King, will sing a solo In west
minister Presbyterian church tomoF-
row evening.
County Supt. OF Schools Brown OF
Utah county, has notified state Supt
Nelson that he Is i'm need Of three teach
ers for the schools Of that county.
The Fourth quorum of Seventy will
hold It's regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening next at S o'clock In the
Twenty-seyenth ward Westinghouse
The Y. L. NJ. J. A. Of the Ninth ward
will begin It's winters work Tuesday
evening. Sept. 10, with a dime social
and a dance on the lawn at i46 east
Third South,
Members OF the building committee OF
the First Presbyterian church say that
the work OF completing the church viii
be resumed shortly, and that there VIII
be no further delay
Colonel Miner reports $4,000 worth
OF lands sold recently under the grand
canal at Twin Falls, and that settlers
are moving I'm rapidly. The big dam
will be completed In 90 days
The following students from Utah
county have been awarded free scholar
ships I'm the normal school Of the Uni
versity OF Utah Florence Pace n
Annie LOyeless Of Provo; Cathie Quig-
ley, Paysoni Ray Daw, Fairfield
There will be- an entertainment In aid
Of the Home Finding association next
Friday evening I'm the First Methodist
church. Rev. II. L Goshen will make
an address. and Mrs. King VIII sing a
waltz song entitled, Fleeing Days
The high tension wires were down
this morning between this city and Og-
den; consequently q delay occurred In
the mower service here. However, other
connections were established, apd busi-
ness resumed a little later.
People I'm town from Nampa say that
settlers have moved ln there so rapidly
that the present development of irriga-
ton facilities is not up 10 the increased
requirements. But when the latter are
fully met. the country win support an
immense population.
Secy. Cox Of the Y. NJ. &. A. says
that the walls Of the new association
building will bear four more stories.
and these win he put up as quickly as
the condition Of the association win
warrant the additional outlay. But for
the present three stories and the base.
ment win have TO suffice.
There was a dress parade and re-
view this noon at Fort Douglas Of tho
entire garrison Of five companies OF In
fantry and two batteries Of artillery,
before the major general commanding
the army division OF the southwest.
The sight was a very pretty one. and
the reviewing general was much
pleased.
Miss Mamie Tout win probably can
eel her London engagements for the
early part OF the season, and give am
other concert In salt Lake on the ven
ing Of oct, 6, at the Tabernacle. Ar
engagements are being made with the
Tabernacle choir for a joint concert
with them, and II concluded satisfactor-
lily will result in a grand treat for the
conference visitors.
Until a successor Is elected TO the
na.mIN.IY A. UHas.... - A.. ~.
cret Agricultural and Manufacturing
society, Vice presldence j.. @. Melon
aid win act as president. a meeting OF
the directors VIII boz called In 10 days.
at which the matter Of the presidency
Of the society Is 10 be brought up. and
perhaps the vacancy filed. The belier
is that Mr.. Mcdonald will be the man
Mrs. Don Tufts, who resides on Third
East between Twelfth and Thirteenth