Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-09
LATE LOCALS.

The state board Of corrections Is in
session today at the state prison.
Mrs. Lizzie Felt and her daughter,
Irma, win leave for Portland on satur-
day next.
The program given IN yesterday aft
ernoon's organ recital was regarded as
one of the best ever given in the Tab
ernacle.
James Hodgson. a native Of England,
but now a resident of Salt Lake city
was admitted TO citizenship today by
Judge Armstrong
f. ]. Laben agent at Cotton Utah,
has been appointed travelling livestock
agent of the Denver e. Rio Grande,
the appointment TO go into effect as
soon as he can be relieved from his
present duties.
The contract for the heating al the
Catholic cathedral has been awarded to
George 6. Doyle & Co., for $4,000. The
lathlng Of the great interior has pro-
crossed so far that active work IN
plastering Is being pushed
j. w. Harcy and II. G.. Carlisle, well
known to the police, are stu held al the
police staten TO answer to charge 10
be fled against them. They are known
20 the officers as bunco men, sure-thing
operators and gold brick merchants
General Manager r. S. Campbell of
the Utah Light & Railway company
stated today that In accordance with
the provisions OF the new franchise
granted by the city council oommuta-
ton books OF 80 tickets would go on
sale Aug. IS next for 50, or four cents
per ticket the cash fares being flve
cents
r. v Smith has returned from Eu-
reka, where he says II. A. Brown and
associates are doing specially well I'm
the operation Of their leased properties.
Mr.. Smith reports the climate down
there as inylgorating and bracing, quite
different from the climate that has
been obtaining in this part of the
country
A. II. Vogeler has been down to
Provo to register. Mr. Vogeler pro-
poses. II he is able TO secure a sulta-
Bile valley homestead, to embark ex-
tenslvely in fruit and melon cutlva-
ton, But II he finds his new abiding
place perched up on the crest Of a snow
capped divide, as is very probable, he
thinks OF engaging in the cold storage
business.
The Young Family association and
the workers Of the Salt Lake Temple
are To tender a reception to Col. Will
lard Young now on a visit to this city
from New York, at Calder's park on
Tuesday afternoon next. From to
p, IN. there viii be general handshaklng
and conversation. From until there
viii be a banquet and speechmaking, TO
be followed by an old fashioned dance,
At 2i5 this afternoon fire alarm
was turned in from Freeds Furniture
store on east Third South. The fire
took place upstairs In the Telluride
rooming house, and was caused by a
burning rug, which was thrown out of
the window. During the run cart
driven by John Shelley aged about
65, was hit by the fire chiefs wagon,
and the cart was completely demolsh-
ed, While the man escaped unhurt.
George IT, Odel started out Sunday
morning on his big 40 horse power au-
tomobile. with $50 pounds OF passengers.
and made the trip TO Brighton via Cot
tonwood canyon In two hours and Is
minutes. The run from there later TO
Park City was then made IN one hour
and a half. In tho machine were Mr..
Odell Albert Bird, Dr. Roy Hampton
and Mrs. j. IL. Richards. The run to
this city yesterday from Park City was
made IN less than two hours and a half
G. a. Allen, the negro charged with
assault with a deadly weapon with in
tent 20 do bodily harm, was arralgned
before Judge j, j. Whitaker this morn
Ing IN the police court. He entered a
plea Of not guilty ana the date OF his
preliminary hearing was set for
Wednesday morning Aug, 10, Allen IS
the man charged with tiendish assault
upon Archie Webb at the Oregon Short
Line cepot yesterday. He Is mar
rled man living in Denver and is In
the employ OF the Pullman company
as porter.