Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
LATE LOCALS.

The plastorers are rushing thiags al
the Orphcum theater 80 that the audi
torlun is now over half plastered
pr stauncr has lugt received Il ship
mert az valuable Italian marble from
Europe win which to decorate his
home.
Tho Wilson & Sherman company has
Just paid $1,000 insurance on the re-
Gently burned schoolhouse at Sunny.
side.
The Morris Hardman estate has sold
through the Tuttles. to Ruth Hatch. 40
S22O feet, or Nos 23i-S9 west Second
South stree, for $500.
Ward conference win be held In the
Twentieth ward tomorrow, evening. the
meeting commencing at $50 p. m. \
fun attendance OF all the Saints Of the
ward is desired
The Local agricultural implement
trade people are taking account of stock
prior to receiving visits from the drum
mers OF eastern houses I'm search OF
spring business.
TWO new automobiles Of next years
model, arrived this morning from the
east, ana made an attractive appear
ancc on the streets They are valued
"a $3.50 and sl,2j0 respectively
James r. Rheav Of Coalville, has filed
application with the state engineer for
second feet OF water from the We
Der river with which to irrlgate $50
acres Length Of iiyertiug canal 2l,l20
feet.
The salvation Army post commander
Is In good spirits over the outlook for
securing provisions for the Thanksgiv-.
ing day dinner to the city poor. and
Expresses the belief that an abundance
OF food viii be provided
Surt. T. @. Weber Of u. G. NJ. l. said
today, that general merchandising busl-
ness with the institution is from T. to 10
per cent better Than It was one year
ago.
Girl students at the High school ana
state University have decorated the
LEFT sleeves Of their cloaks with the
emblems Of their respective instltu-
tion'
Tho Utah fire clay company is maxi
Ing $50 600 worth of Improvements I'm
their sewer department which will in
crease the cumpany's output three
times
The funeral Of Thomas r. Jackson
viii be held from the undertaking
parlors Of Joseph T.. Taylor. 2j3 east
First South street tomorrow. Sunday,
at p M Friends are invited.
Judge Armstrong today granted An
geline Holster divorce from Jacob
HOstei ON the grounds of cruelty and
a Fri Dt ftf
Pennington on Dec. 10, 1900.
The concrete work on the east south
Temple street extension has been COM
pleted, and the contractor IL laying the
asphalt. The intersection Of Tenth
East and South Temple streets is being
graded OFF.
The State Suffrage Council OF Wo-
men win hold a meeting at the Expon-
ent Office on Monday at 8 D. me- all
members are earnestly requested to be
present as the meeting is one Of i'm
portance.
Last evenings missionary social and
entertainment OF the First Cougrega-
tional Christian Endeavor society was
well attended and enjoyed, and a fea-
ture was the appearance Of quite a
number Of young women members at
tired IN foreign costumes
Local architects are much interested
I'm the receipt of an eastern professional
Journal whose current number Is en-
tirely given to Illustrations OF the 81
100000 new state capital at St Paul
MINI The structure Is of marble. ana
| the interior decorations are OF a chaste
and superb excellence.
Hamilton G.. Park, a faithful and
valued attache OF u. -. NJ. /. for a
| generation or more past today arrived
at the elghtieth milestone upon life's
| journey. aud In consequence Is re-
| ceNiug the congratulations Of the
| friends whom he numbers by the score
among all classes and ages. There is
| probably not d younger old man in
| Utah than Mr., Park. He would pass
| anywhere at 60 or So at most. His fac
ultles, mental and physical, are as
| acute and strong as they have ever
| been, and altogether he presents an
appearance of rugged and well preserv-
| ed manhood that comes as "A splendid
| reward FOR the temperate and industri-
| Gus life he has lived