Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-15
LATE LOCALS.

The new public fountain Is ready to
be set up In front Of the Library build
Ing, when desired.
The local farmers are busily engaged
In fall blowing, and making the most
OF the open, sunshiny weather.
Miss Edna Duncan will sing for tho
Elks al tomorrow evenings social ses-
sion in the hall on state street.
AT last nights meeting OF the Or
pheus club It was decided to assist AZ
the FIRST concert of the season OF the
Symphony orchestra.
State Supt. OF Schools Nelson will so
TO Sanpete county tomorrow to visit
schools al Manti and Ephraim. He VIII
be gone two days.
There will be a grand opening next
Wednesday evening Of the new state
ermory, and suitable program Is IN
preparation for this event
Local clothing merchants report that
the continued fine weather is giving
their trade n set back. as there Is COM
paratively little demand for winter
goods IN this bright, warm sunshine.
The local express companies report
business as % per cent better this fall
than last autumn, and the prospect Tor
heavy movement OF fruit from the
coast Is encouraging.
The old Spanish cannon that Major r.
W. Young brought over to this country
from the Philippines was removed this
noon TO the state armory from the
Nauvoo Legion hall.
Todays local bank clearings amount.
Al ,ff,.t Z
Dor the same day last year. The con-
tnued and very marked increase OF the
present elearings is oceasioning hope
full comment.
Local coal dealers report the car sltu-
alton improving, as the railroads are
able 10 furnish more rolling stock and
out of town points are being reached
more readily. The Salt Lake yards are
all well supplied.
The first issue of the new weekly
Y. NJ. G. a. publication, salt Lakes
Young Men" will be issued tomorrow.
II VIII contain not only all the local as
ISOLATION news, but the news Of the Y.
NJ G. A.. work all over the world a.
well.
so far the bills OF registrars through
out the county for services during the
recent election have been coming In
very slowly and consequently County
Auditor Fisher has been unabl 70 clear
up those obligations and get those pay
rolls of his hands.
Proprietor Milford OF the White House
says that the claim OF Mrs. Brooks ot
Park City that she lost $4,000 at the ho-
tel while stopping there over night. has
no foundation in fact She was there
ttfo lnut a
cent,
Local brick yards are not only burn.
ing brick for immediate consumr lion
hut are burning for the big demand
that is ssre to come at the opening OF
spring. one yard alone is preparing
60 respond 70 a demand for IolO,o0
brick next April
Implement trade representatives VIII,
have returned from southern Idaho sn!
that the first and best Of all the fruit
of that part of the state are shipped /
the eastern markets, and that what
sold locally and IN Utah from there
seconds and Thirds
An Idaho orchardist recently sent
large shipment Of pears 10 Chicago
Unfortunately he CHANGED to get hi
goods In there Saturday afternoon an
DtnllEc NNt llhlN AliAt nv ARl lAN &C
had been fat. The result was that al
he could realize was enough to pay ia
harvesting and packing, leaving hir
''out and Injured" the freight.
The new public library patronage
% per cent greater than 1t was down n
the old quarters and especially Is th
increased attendance noticeable In N
children's department. where 100 book
are handed out 10 childreu every da
between 1880 and D. m. The young pee
ple crowd In so az times that II Is har
getting about, and all are eager to reac
The Young Mems Republican ciu
held a meeting at the club headquaI
tiers last night 10 determine whether c
not 10 continue the rooms, or 20 clos
them until next election. After consid
cradle discussion a committee was al
pointed, consisting Of Jake Greenewalt
a. r.. Graham, ana Secretary Buckwa'
Ter 10 take up the matter OF rals D
funds TO defray the expenses Of r6ntil
the rooms for the next year. The clu
decided to Keep the rooms open. an
to Keep the club actively organized.