Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-21
LATE LOCALS.

Red Cabbage is now IN the market
for picking
The level OF Utah lake IS reported
between four and five feet below CONF
promise point and getting down into
the mud.
on Friday evening, I'm the Twentieth
ward annex a dancing party is 90 be-
given under the auspices Of the ward
NJ, j. associations
The management OF the state fair
received this morning great stacks OF
admission tickets to the grounds, when
VIII be disposed Of for the customary
quarter each
The long expected rowing machines
for the Y NJ. G. A. arrived this morn
Ing from Chicago. and win be installed
without delay In the southeast cor.
ner OF the gymnasium gallery.
Edward Simpson, miner. aged 49, viii
be buried at ~ a. m, Saturday, from
s. D. Evans parlors, IN the city cemo-
terry tie was q resident Of this city
Tor u years, and a native OF England,
The Elks branded five mavericks last
night and the total number Of mem
bers admitted to the Salt Lake lodge
since its institution is $40. by "Wrnstilc
count The present membership is
100,
The following cases Of typhoid fever
are reported TO the board of health:
David Sprunt SO Canyon road Agnes
Wilson, 40 west Second South; Eliz-
abeth Evans IA a street, Domau
Richardson, 235 west Sixth South.
Tomorrow evening the Relief society
Of Cannon ward win give an entertain
ment Tor the berent Ut the association.
An interesting program is TO be rem
dcred after which refreshments will b1
served, The program commences at s
p. m,
In the federal court this afternoon
Geo W. Spegel, a m1chlnst. residing
at Salt Lake CITY filed a petition in
bankruptcy, giving his Liabilities at
N,416.S9and his assets al 81 1895, Prop
erty valued at S435 Is claimed as ex-
empt.
The carpenters have begun raising
scaftoldlng at the southeast corner OF
the Catholic cathedral, for the compile
ton Of the second tower. BY the time
that Is done, the material will have ar
rived for the steeples. Il Is estimated
that $4,000, IN addition to the moneys
Oh hand viii be necessary to complete
the structure,
The United States civil service COM
mission announces an open competitive
examination FOR the positions of clerk
and carrier IN the salt Lake City, Utah,
postohice 10 be held Nov %. 1905. For
application blanks and further lnfor-
nation apply TO Mr.. Orrawel Williams,
local secretary az the salt Lake post
office
John G., Barnard. John Branborg and
y. c. Brauborg OF Sandy, have filed
application with the state engineer for
one second foot OF water for Irrigation.
from the stream from the Maxdeld
mine tunnel, and A. NJ Murdoch Of
Heber and 3. D. CluGf OF Provo have Al
ed application for seven second feet Of
water from the Duchesne river IN Wa
satch county for purposes OF irrlga-
ton.
The remains Of Ebert North, aged "a.
a Goldheld mining man. were received
today from Nevada, Tor burial I'm MI,
ONvet; and the funeral viii be held
from Evans parlor az 1 o. m tomor-
row, Rev Hanson Of the Lutheran
church conducting the services. The
deceased formerlv lived I'm Colorado
but went 70 Goldheld two years ago,
and his family removed to this city.
He leaves a wife and one son,
There was an elaborate hotel we'd
ding at I .. m, today IN the parlors u
the Wilson, when Mrs Augusta Sauto.
I'm OF this city was united I'm marriage
TO Frank Crosse, a VOL known business
man OF Helper County Clerk D. IT,
EldrNdge Jr, performed the ceremony
and the decorations were decidedly fine.
The groom was bound to do things up
Ia shape ana he ala, winding up with
great banquet In the cafe, and which
was enjoyed by quite q circle OF friends.
The happy couple win enjoy their hon
cvmoon ln California, and then return
10 Helper 90 reside
Tge funeral OF the late Mrs. Aaron
GrCcneVall was very largely attended
this morning from The east Fifth South
street residence ut her son I'M law Mr.
Joseph Oberndorfer, with lnterment IN
the Jewish cemetery, The services
were conducted by Rabbi Freund. ana
were Very impressive The floral Offer
lncs were lavish and beautiful, some
OF the set pieces being particularly flne,
and many mourne-s followed the re.
mains 10 the cemetery There was n
large representation OF friends present
from Ogden and other places out IN the
state, as Mrs, Greenewold was we'll
known In Utah, and much thought o.
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