Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
LATE LOCALS.

sleighs are out today, and they seem
10 ma the running very fair.
Judge and Mrs. James A. Miner have
moved into the Emery Holmes apart
ment house on South Temple street,
There was largely attended and en-
joyable valentine social last evening,
at Phillips Congregational church,
It Is reported that active work be-
gins next Monday for the installation
or the NTH pump at the outlet OF Utah
lake.
Judge Richie win 20 to Tooee coun-
" ON Monday TO hold court there for
several days for Judge Morse, who IL
trying the election contest case at Og-
den.
The executive committee Of the Utah
Wool Growers association met this
morning, IN the Office of Hon. Jesse NJ
smith to discuss the Clegg bill relative
to sheep inspectors.
The Twentieth ward Primary ascot
alton viii give its annual review I'm
the ward hall tomorrow night, the
meeting beginning al $3.50. A general
invitation is extended,
The remains Of the late Il. l.. Dodge
arrived In this city thN morning, and
the funeral was held this afternoon, at
3 o'clock, from his late residence. with
interment In the Masonic vault at Mt
Olivet
Owing to the rush for the Nevada
gold nelds, prospecting I'm Utah has
fallen Off 20 such an extent as to leave
the surveyor generals Office with very
little TO do and as a result most Of
the force is being laid Off indefinitely.
The Mutual Improvement associations
of Pioneer stake VIII give dancing
party in the Seventh ward assembly
rooms on Friday night next, Feb. II.
During the evening there viii also be
musical numbers and light refresh
ments.
The Eleventh ward fair which closed
last night, proved a success from every
point Of view, The number which drew
the gold watch was 1904 Its holder
was not present at the drawing, but can
secure the watch ON presenting the cou-
pom to the committee
Section Director Hyatt of the local
weather bureau will establish volun-
teer weather station at Fort Douglas.
as the meteorological differences be-
tween that point and the station down
In the center Of this city are often as
marked as though the two stations
were seevral hundred miles apart,
Manager +. Il. Leonard Of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company at
Butte for the last year, has been pro-
NOTED TO be manager OF the Salt Lake
city exchange, and leaves for this city
I'm a few days, George h. Armstrong Of
Chicago succeeds Mr.. Leonard at Butte.
The papers of the latter city speak in
high terms OF Mr., Leonard's abilities.
There Is something of a musical curl
osty on exhibition at the Clayton Mu-
sic companys rooms IN the shape Of
StOdart plano that was made In 1906,
and hauled across the plains In an OK
cart 40 years ago. The piano has been
for years with the Evans family IT IA |
at present good deal on the tin pan |
order, but II is believed that tho m |
strument can be repaired and put IN |
pretty decent shape.
Judge Morse today rendered decree |
I'm favor Of plaintiff I'm the case Of j. |
G, souther against Albert J. Young, |
setting aside mortgage executed by |
defendant IN favor of third party on |
certain real estate in Fairfield addition |
to Salt Lake City and quieting plain
tins title to the said property. IL was
held by the court that the mortgage |
was executed without any consideration
and was a cloud upon plaintiffs title, |
hence IL was declared null and void
The committee appointed by the de-
positors of b. H. Schettler OF the defunct
bank, has employed Stewart & Stew
art to look after the interests OF the
depositors Mrs. Amelia Dale. chairman
Of the creditors meeting, who resides
at $50 Seventh East, and Mr., John
Beck, chairman Of the committee, who
resides at % north state street, report
that they have already given notice In
the papers to all creditors to call upon
'hem, and unless they do so immedi-
ately their interests cannot be looked
after with that Of the rest Of the credi-
tors,