Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-01
LATE LOCALS.

Rev. Goshen left this morning over
the Union Pacific on a "trip to Chicago.
The plumbing establishments about
the city are now closing at 1 p. M Sat
urdays.
Profs. Saunders and swendsen return
this afternoon from an engineering
trip to Utah lake.
Parts and 10 OF the Worlds Fair
Portfolio have been received at the
Deseret News.
County Clerk James reports the fees
OF his Office for the month Of June as
being $2O5633.
w, II. White, assistant attorney gem
eral accompanied by Mrs. White, left
this morning on the overland for ST.
Louis.
Assistant Postmaster Kesler and
Cashier Walker Of the Salt Lake post
Office were sworn I'm this morning aud
are now at their posts.
Principal a. s. Martin Of the Grant
school is feeling rather jubllant today
over the arrival at his home last night
Of a l3-pound son. Both mother and
child are getting along nicely
The anniversary Of the encampment
branch OF the l. o. O f. VIII be held
Tuesday next, In this city. Messrs.
Giesey, Lepper and Pierce form the
committee on arrangements.
The will Of George N. DOW, deceased
formerly warden of the state prison.
was admitted TO probate today by
Judge Hall, and Mrs. Alice /. Dow was
appointed executrlx without bonds, as
provided In the will.
Mrs. u, j. u. Roundy and Mrs. j..
Fewson Smith. who We're elected del
egates to the national Democratic con-
ventlon, viii be unable to 20, and have
given their proxies to A, r. Barnes and
e. A. Hartenstein
The Mutual Aid society OF the street.
car men remains intact. and has not
been merged into the union. 1t will
continue an Independent affair. The
members OF the union who belong TO il
VIII continue to receive benefits, as
usual.
Inspector Longley OF the local emf
grafton bureau has just returned from
Nevada, where he rounded up seven
Cinnamon without the usual certificate
at BeowaWa, on the Southern Pacific.
Will be decided by the United states
commissioner later
Waldemar Young, formerly OF the re-
portorial stan OF the Deseret News
came in from San Francisco this morn
Ing on a vacation. Mr. Young is now
sporting editor Of the San Francisco
Chronicle He expects to spend 10 days
IN this city prior TO returning to his
desk.
The new form Of weather map for the
SAT- Lake bureau was published today.
III now includes the names Of 81 COM
mercial centers, located all over the
United States, and the map covers the
entire country from ocean 10 ocean.
The statistics of so large an area will
prove Of interest to the public at large.
c, / Moon considers himself a child
or misfortune, During the winter time
ne IL continually on the anxious seat
lest thieves steal his rubbers from his
doorstep. And only yesterday. when
Mr. Moon took his lunch to the lake,
ana after a refreshing bath sought 10
enjoy a frugal repast. he discovered
that his lunch had been stolen
The Utah delegates to the Demo-
cratic national convention left at 7
o'clock this morning over the Short
Line and the Union Pacific for ST.
Louis, where they viii arrive on Sun
day In the party were j. r. Barnes
wife and daughter George Whittemore
and wife, Jos, Monsoon Joseph Weber,
A. l.. Lovey and wife and John Hughes.
There will be an organ recital in the
Tabernacle tomorrow. at $3.50 p. M The
"Parslfal" music played yesterday was
much enjoyed, and the organlst show
ed off the fine stops of the great instrp-
ment to advantage, The attendance
keeps up well, which is an encourage
ment to Prof, Mcclellan. A number Of
are now sitting In the choir
to watch the organlst manipulate the
-four manuals, stops and pedals.