Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
LATE LOCALS.

Joseph II Wallis OF Sugar City Is
a guest at the Kenyon with his wife.
d company, First infantry, will hold
a smoker on the evening Of the 31st
inst.
|. H. Cook. a prominent Insurance
man, has returned from a business trip
10 southeastern Nevada, and is at the
Southern hotel.
John l.. Robinson OF Pleasant Grove.
and Miss Sarah Holt OF Payette, Ida,
were united In marriage in the county
clerks office today by Deputy Clerk
David A. Smith,
The reunion OF Farmers ward Sum
day school theological department,
which was to have been held tomorrow,
Friday, night, has been postponed for
one week,
The Elders OF the Pioneer stake will
hold their semi-anual conference In the
Seventh ward westinghouse on Monday
evening March 10, at 1880 D. M All
Elders residing In the stake are ear
nestly requested to be present.
The Sugar House ward amusement
hall VIII be the scene of unique and
interesting entertainment tomorrow
evening, called the Ollipodrida, consist
ing OF character sketches, instrumental
and vocal selections, and a prize sale
auction. A fine program is assured,
r, T. Clark, charged with grand lar
ceny In the taking OF a horse and bug
gy from Fort Douglas some time ago,
was TO have had preliminary hearing
before Judge Diehl this morning, but
the defendant waived examination and
was held TO the district court
The annual ball of the operating de.
partment Of the Independent Telephone
company nettod 800 In aid OF the sick
FUND OF the employees OF the company.
The attendance by invitation, was 300
people many OF the ladies appearing
IN fine costumes, and music was fur
nlshed by an orchestra Of 10 pieces.
The quarterly conference Of the FL
ders Of the Salt Lake stake Will be held
IN the Sixteenth ward Westinghouse
at 1880 p, M Monday March 10, 1905
NEPHI l., MORRIS,
GEORGE n. EMERY,
EDWARD y. ASHTON,
Stake Presidency.
II. Il. Farrar was found on the street
this afternoon by Quarantine Inspector
Sperry, suffering from smallpox and
was sent to the quarantine hospital
He Is 81 years OF age and 10 a tram
silent He was taken at once TO the liy-
cry stable where the pest wagon Ia
Kept, and as soon as the team could
De hltched TO the wagon he was taken
TO the hospital.
Nine cases Of measles, three OF small
poX and one OF chickenpoX were report
ed to the city board OF health today.
Those reported as having smallpox are
Mrs. Mary II Barr, aged 40. and her
two children, Wilbert and Jennie. aged
10 and IL years respectively residing
nj S31 east Fifth South street. with
these cases today there are now four
members Of the Barr family afflicted
with the disease.
state Engineer Doremus was almost
Hooded this morning, by the receipt OF
papers containing over l,i00 names OF
water users, largely from the northern
counties, agreeing TO accept the recent
propositions made relative 10 the terms
on which water would be furnished
by the government Mr., Doremus Is
quite encouraged by the attitude OF the
majority OF water users In this mat
ter.
Charles Wilkes has resigned the man
agement OF the Salt Lake Automobile
company 10 become manager Of the
new Automobile stage line to run be-
tween Tonopah and GoldAeld, New He
leaves here on the 10th inst for Me-
yada. The president OF the new line
IS II. w. Vogeler Of Red Rock. Mont,
proprietor OF the Yellowstone Park
stage line; Henry Mccormick OF this
city is the vice president, and Mr.
Wilkes is secretary treasurer and gen.
eral manager, Cars have been shipped
from st, Louis Tor Nevada, and II the
railroad company can not carry them
further than the main line junction,
the cars can be run to Tonopah by their
own power.