Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-29
LATE E.oCALS.

The doors and Interior finish of the
Y. NJ, G. a. building is being received,
so that work can be hurried on with
out delay
The local lodge OF Elks will hold its
annual election this evening. There il
quite d grist Of candidates for all Of
the offices.
one case OF smallpox was reported to
the board Of health this morning, that
Of August d. Moyle, aged II, residing
at 1855 Fourth street
The visiting government engineers
and Prof. Swendsen are at American
Fork today. looking over the Utah lake
storage reservoir proposition.
The chief interest IN local express cir
Giles Is who Is going to have the business
over the San Pedro route. Local sus-
piclon has It that the Pacific Express
company will be the one.
Contractor Moran said this morning
that he was all ready to begin active
paving work on east South Temple
street, as the Job Of sinking the tele-
phone conduit has been completed.
A Raymond & whltcomb excursion of
100 tourists, mostly from New England,
are due this afternoon at $3.50, and may
be found at the Knutsford. They are
from the west and bound east over the
Rio Grande.
The fact that there were over 200 poo
pie yesterday afternoon, over 70 years
Of age IN the Grand theater. makes II
plain to Mr.. G. r. Savage, the "Old
Folks friend" that Salt Lake has
pretty healthy climate after ALL
Just one department OF the y. c. NJ.
!. reports yesterdays receipts $3S larger
than on the same day one year ago and
the business OF the day previous TO that
Si3 In excess Of the corresponding day
OF last year.
y. s. Marshal Haywood and Chief
Deputy u S, Marshal smythe are alb
sent from Salt Lake summonng petty
jurors for the April term OF the federal
court. Marshal Haywood is in the
southern districts while Marshal
Smythe Is touring the north countries.
Street Supervisor Seldom has had
some new forms printed OF notices TO be
served on persons who violate the or
dlnanoes in regard to throwing rubbish
into the streets or obstructing the
streets or sidewalks in any manner,
On the back Of the notices the ord-
nance applicable to the matter is print
cd.
Secretary Beatty Of the state board OF
health calls public attention to the fact
that a horse disease which appears IN
be CHAMBERS Is spreading In the state,
and asks that citizens everywhere who
have any Idea OF its prevalence m their
vicinity, report such facts as may come
within their notice nj once TO the state
board of health Chambers Is danger
GUS disease, and prompt measures are
necessary to stamp II out,
Prlvates May and Livingston OF l.
company, rwenty-ninth infantry de-
serted last night, and threw their army
caps and coats into Plum alley, after
having secured civilian clothing. The
caps and coats were found and turned
over 10 the police, who I'm turn noti-
fed Fort Douglas A soldier was sent
down by the quartermaster for seooV-
cry Of the apparel.
II. s, Lovesey, the we'll known bee
keeper who furnished honey for the
Utah exhibit at the worlds fair. has a
grievance against the commission I'm
disallowlng his claim OF $40, which he
Insists Is still due him on his second
contract, the Item being for wax dellv-
cred TO Mr. Jefferson for modelling pur-
poses. The commission considered .the
claim several days ago, and rejected II,
and Mr.. Lovesey feels that a great in
justice has been done him.