Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
The
Semi
Weekly
News.
Is Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and contains all the croam OF the
Daily and Saturday News
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The county teachers are holding am
institute today ln Memorial halI OF ln'
J., d. S, university
r. W. Norman formerly OF Finland,
now OF Bingham, has been admitted 90
citizenship by Judge Hall
the iecal cement works have been
supplying 100 barrels day for The
making Of the new pavements ih TINS
city.
Workmen are laying thing ON the
second floor OF the federal building,
and the concrete work ON the roof Is
about completed
The workmen at the catholic ca
thedral are pushing The construction or
the front approaches, which require
heavy foundations
The Bell Telephone company is lay
ing additional heavy cables west on
west south Temple street from the Plo-
neer monument
Rev Mclean Davis Of Santa Ana,
Cal. will preach ON sunday ana the
Sunday following Tor the Westminster
presbyterians, IL rs understood win a
view to a call
Fine fixtures and furnishing are be-.
ing placed In the Latter-day Saints hos
pltal, and every effort IS being maze
10 prepare the institution for an OPEN
ing as early as possible.
Mrs. James r. Dunbar Of Forest Dale
was the fortunate winner OF the $l2'
sable scarf offered IN competition 10y
Mehesy, the furrler. The number was
225s, and the article a very handsome
one
The Calanthe Myrtle lodge OF the
knights Of pythias will give a banquet
and reception next Tuesday evening az
Castle hail Hon Fisher Harris is 10 be
thetoastmaster and fine speaking Is an
assured thing,
Mayor Morris has approved the ac-
ton Of the city council IN granting am
extension Of one years time nom OCT
1904, 10 the Salt Lake Southern Rail-
way company to complete us electric
line IA the city,
d. Il. Donaldson Of 72I south West
Temple street tried 20 ride over
plank placed across the sidewalk, We'd
nesday evening. and performed the IN
voluntary sommersault stunt DIT
Beer SET the dlsloCated elbow
Fred G.. Parker and Alyira GARRISON
both OF Trout Greek. Utah. and Jens
Nielsen Of Frisco. and Elizabeth ID
Johnson " Provo were united In mar
riage IN the county clerks office yes
terday by Deputy clerk David A.
Smith
Proprietor Fred Wey of the Wilson
has leased the property belonging TO
Ezra Thompson Immediately to the east
Of the hotel. and Will remodel II as am
annex. To contain additional suites Of
rooms. private dining room ana SAM
ple rooms.
Emigrant INSPECTOR 7. ], Longey has
returned home from Boston. where
he went TO shin am English pauper back
20 the old country at the expense OF
the steamship company that brought
her over here. Mr. Longley made a
quick trip.
Engineer O. a. Honnold Of the Light
q Railway company Is inspecting the
entire hlg' tension system between this
city and the northern terminals. He
rides horseback part Of the time and
walks part Of the time, and lets no frac-
tional part Of the line escape his eagle
optic.
Samuel d. Chambers the c0lored man
who resides IN Wilford ward, brought
box Of particularly fine grapes, assort-
ed, and grown IN his own vineyard, To
the information bureau on the Temple
block today, where they were placed IN
the exhibition show case OF the state
board OF horticulture.
Local hortIculturists win meet next
Wednesday night, at the Commercial
club with the committee on manuiac-
lures and new industries, 20 discuss
. ways and means for establishing In this
city or vicinity "a fruit eyaporator and
cannery 90 care for the surplus stock
OF fruit In this county
a petition is In circulation asking the
city council 10 macadamlze state street
a. Inc city limits The idea Is 10 bring
10 this city trade that would otherwise
20 10 Murray on account OF the wretch
ed condition OF the lower part ~ the
street during the wet season Of winter
The estimated cost Of the Improvement
IS less than 5000,
John Alyes Of l62 south First West
street, the wen known @. A. h official
eays that n relatives Of deceased sol
dlers OF the Civil war whose graves are
not marked by headstoues. care TO cor
respond with him. he will notify the
war department with view to having
such graves supplied with headstones
by the government
The regular meeting OF the club
Franchise. for French speaking people,
was en- seancc chez Nine, Kelley last
evening. An interesting program was
listened 10. one number being Of special
interest. viz ana illustrated tank on Ia
salade rAleXander Dumas hls by
Cecilia Giauque. After the meeting
was adjourned. games and other
amusements were INDUCED in, much to
the delight Of all present
The Elks held largely attended 500
cial for the ladies' OF their families and
their lady frients Saturday at the
club house. The entire structure was
handsomely and brilliantly lighted up,
aud there was "a musical and literary
program ana dancing IN the large hall
with choice refreshments IN the huf-
fet down stairs. % culOrcd male quar-
let furnished acceptable vocal music.
Ii was the FIRST of the seasons reCep-
tinus and socials for ladies' and lt was a
social success Many elegant toilets
were worn, and the gentlemen were In
full evening dress.
party OF directors. officers and em-
ployes OF the Independent Telephone
company. with other friends left on
special over the Short Line yester-
day for ogden IN attendance ON this
evenings reception 8t the local indie
pendent Telephone exchange, which
opens for business Monday morning
next,with the Salt Lake toll line service.
The party included Managing Dlrec-
tor Elmer b. Jones and wife, Nice Pres
ident $, r. Fenton and wife Geo. T.
Odel, Secretary Ed l.. Sloan. Local
Manager Charles o Harris and wife
Contracting Manager Hebert b. Brown
and wife, superintendent OF Construc-
ton Fred b. Jones and wife. Superln.
iendent Of Equipment A l.. Dennlston.