Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-10
LATE LOCALS.

The flour and grain men report trade
as picking up, as the season progress
es, aud the chances of a recurrence of
wintIy weather become less and less.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hammer, Jr., were
made Joyful by the arrival at heir
home last night OF a nine-pound baby
girl The mother and child are doing
nicely.
Charles Ford Is IN town today, from
Lagoon, where he reports rapid pro-
gress is being made with the new dane
ing pavilion, now that lumber and other
building material IL arriving In desired
quantities.
Michael Canton OF Butte formerly
"a well known politician Of this city,
and a sergeant on the police force, Is
at the Cullen for few days having
come down 10 visit with friends. He
has not been here for two years.
Dr. Beatty says OF Or. oslers critic
lsms on elderly mankind that there Is
no question but that after a man has
passed the age OF 10 his adminlstra-
tive powers Increase; While II Is true
that constructive and creative work is
done best by men under that age,
Four cases Of measles and one OF
smallpox We're reported TO the board Of
health this morning. j. f. Dobson
aged 49, was picked mp on the street
this morning BY Helatn Commissioner
Wilcox suffering from smallpox lie
was taken 20 the quarantine hospital
G., A. Quigey Is reyellng IN the
lucious and eneryatng breezes Of Palm
Beach, Fla where he has gone to con-
suit with Manager Fish Of the Stude-
baker company who is down there for
bis health. Mr.. Qulsley Is putting In
his spare time flshlng for young ALI
gators with hook and line, and eat
ing pine apples.
r. C.. Porter, who rooms at 246 east
Second South street called at the
health Office this afternoon TO inquire
as to what was the matter with him.
He was given the Information and is
now at the quarantine hospital with
an attack of smallpox He was some
what surprised when he was told the
nature Of his disease, and the infor-
nation was not as agreeable as he nn-
ticipated, but nevertheless he viii take
his medicine and win langulsh In the
hospital for some time.
Or. j, H. scallon, a prominent ply
scian OF Hancock, Mlcha has removed
20 this city 90 practise his profession,
lie says that eastern people used to
cold weather In winter, complain OF the
heat In Arizona and California when
they get there TO escape the hard
weather OF AN eastern winter; whereas,
iu Utah there is just enough cold TO
relieve the climate Of the accusation
Of samencss and give 1t something Of
winter snap without being too cold
Tor comfort. The doctor IL an Elk,
and has Joined the lodge In this city
Capt g. b. Cameron, the New York
mining man. Is In from the east. on q
periodic business trip He reports cl.-
matte conditions IN and around New
York as something horrible, and the
weather clerk was still very unpropl-
tious when he LETT The captain says
Exchange Place. which runs from
Broadway TO Hanover street, is so built
up with sSyscrapers that the sun never
shines inthe street, and the thorough
fare has como TO be known as the Cam
yon, The lowest buildings are 10 sto-
| rIes high and the tallest ones are q
| storles--hence the absence Of the sun
| The streets of New York are all torn
UP between the subways and other i'm
| pruyements going on, and there Is nc
telling when matters win get straight
! ened out there,