Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14

BROS. co.

When they arrived on the scene there
was no fire In evidence.
The students of the l.. d. s. univer-
sity will visit the local government
weather station tomorrow, and Section
Director Hyatt viii explain the scien-
title aspects Of weather observation,
and the methods OF the service gener-
ally.
The valuable English field spaniel
Edo" belonging to Postmaster A. l..
Thomas, died yesterday afternoon, Of
pneumonia, despite the efforts of sew
eral doctors to save It, The animal was
. years old, and was registered both
I'm England and IN this country. It's
value was $500.
Manager c. O. Harris Of the lndepen-
dent Telephone company was at the
weather office today, arranging with
Section Director Hyatt for sending
daily weather reports over the lines
Of the company. These reports VIII be
furnished free to the various local
volunteer observers, and TO all the sub
scribers of the company.
G. +. Carlson returned this morning,
from ogden where he had been to ar
range for a concert next Sunday after
-
thony T.. Carlson, the basso, who viii
be assisted by Squire Coop, pianist,
and Willard Weihe yiolnist, The pro-
gram has been made up especially with
a view TO the character Of the day.
Antolnette 3D. Kinney and the Bank
OF Commerce filed suit IN the district
court today against the Continental
( Mines Il Smelling corporation to quiet
Q
the Brooklyn mine, owned By plaintiffs,
and the Harrison and Harrison No. 2
lode claims owned by defendants, locat-
ed In the Big Cottonwood district,
Oliver Moody filed suit for divorce
| I'm the district court today against Eta
| Moody on the ground OF cruelty They
were married IN Fay, New, on Nov, 30,
| 1900, and It Is alleged that defendant
| has on various occasions called plain
| tIn vile and abusive names and has
| also used vile language towards his
mother. on three occasions he alleges
that she threatened 10 XIII him
The second platoon OF Battery A, Ma
| tonal Guard, under Lieut.. Worthen,
won the gun dismounting contest last
evening, an entire gun outfit being
dismounted In / minute and "a seconds.
Gen. Park was the Judge, Adjt.-Gen.
| Bowman, and several members Of the
| governors staff were present TO witness
| the contest. The artillerymen at Their
next meeting Monday evening, will re-
view the new artillery regulations.
The annual meeting of the stockhod-
ers Of the Consolidated Wagon and Ma
chine company was held yesterday af-
ternoon. The reports OF the president
! and secretary recited a successful eX-
perience for the year Just past, and
predicted a successful business for the
current year. The meeting was very
short as there were no elections to be
held. the articles OF incorporation pro-
vlding five years Of official life for the
directors.
The postofice was loaded down today
with valentines innumerabe, and the
letter carriers were bowed down under
the weight Of their valentine loads just
as though 1t was Christmas holidays
The general opinion Of both dealers anC
letter carriers Is that never before II
the history OF this city was the Gus
tom OF sending valentines 30 extensive
~ observed The counters of dealers
about town today, look as though {
storm had swept over them
The weather today is moderating, an,
the temperature Is steadily rising. Tn
cold wave Il evidently passing away
but to the north and east II still hang
on. At Grand Junction yesterday tn
mercury fell TO IA below zero, and a
Phoenix It fell to Is, or four degrees be
low freezing, and at Yuma the Their
mometer was 49, Huron was the cold
est place on the map yesterday 80 be
low zero, and ST. Louis and Kansa
Slty are still stiff in the grasp Of III
Ice klng
At a meeting Of the ono Hundred an
Tenth quorum OF Seventy, held las
night In the Fifth ward assembl
, | rooms, Elders James NJ. Fullmer an
Thomas Brimley were sustained a
members Of the Council 10 succeed El
ders Archibald Freebam and Hug
! Watson, transferred to other quorum'
| The meeting was addressed by Eide
Joseph w McMurrin Of the First Coun
ell Of Seventy who discussed the du
ties OF Seventy I'm an Intensely inter
estlng manner.
Jack sharp returned this mornin
from trip to Goldfeld. lie says m
i country Is taken up FOR radius {
20 miles at least, and what prospeCtin
l is being done within that limit II wit
o view TO bonding and leasing Pros
pectors are scattered out IN the region
4 beyond, but their prospects are uncel
!. tain, Tonopah has become a settle
a and permanent camp, and Is destIne
" to become a second Comstock, being
a silver camp, while Goldheld II gol
proposition Mr.. sharp Is enthusiast
over the general outlook for Nevada,
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