Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
LATE LOCALS.

Six cases OF measles and one Of diph-
iberia were reported To- the board OF
health this morning,
Judge Richie viii make setting Of
nOnjury eases for his division Of the
district court ON saturday, March 4.
The massive approaches to the new
Catholic cathedral are being completed
and make an impressive appearance.
Adjutant General Bowman and col
Irvine of the National Guard have
gone TO Washington in attendance on
the fourth Of March inaugural
The carpenters are making such head
way at the new Presbyterian church,
that It is believed that Easter day SER
Vices can surely be held In the new
building
one case Of smallpox was reported TO
the board OF health today, that OF w. NJ
Shirley, aged Is years, residing at 80
cast Second South street. He was re-
moved to the isolation hospital.
The funeral OF Alfred -. Lambson,
whose death was announced IN last
nights News" took place from the
residence of Mrs u, l.. Smith, 143 north
Second West street, at p IN. today
There was small blaze this morn
ing at the residence of H. A, Edburg
1895 east Second South street but no
damage WAS caused by a defective nue,
and the fire apparatus from No. re-
sponded to the alarm.
There are eleven cases OF smallpox
In the little town Of Santaquin, but they
are all IN three families and are re-
ported as oonvalescent. However the
schools VIII not open for another week,
All proper precautions have been taken,
The many friends Of Rev Father
Murphy, formerly vice president OF All
IalloWs college, viii be panied to learn
that he has for some time been in
Louisiana sauitorium with a couded
mind However. at last accounts he
was conyalcscent, and II Is hoped that
he viii be speedily restored to a life OF
usefulness
The monthly salaries Of the city ofIl-
cials councllmen, members OF the po-
lice and fire departments for the month
Of February are being paid today by
city Auditor Felt The total amount
OF the payrolls is Sl2,7G356, segregated
as follows: City officials, S459865
councllmen, $685.. fire department, So
1920; police department, A,l49,5O
A number Of the friends Of Mrs.
Emmeline b, Wells are assembled this
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
Walter j, Beatie, to commemorate the
birthday Of the first mentioned lady.
she having arrived at the seventy
seventh milestone OF life. Mrs. Wells
enjoys the distinction of having
birthday anniversary but once In four
Years, as the natal day occurred on the
29th Of February.
Manager Fisher Of the Southern ho-
tel received an advantageous offer to
take charge Of a hotel at Bannuck,
Idaho, yesterday and resigned his po-
sition here The owners Of the South
cn hotel property have placed MIR. G.
n. Warren I'm charge now as manager.
Mr. Warren has had extensive and sue
cessful hotel experience, and has the
confidence Of the owners OF the hotel
Augustus G. Rosencrantz Of Asbury
Jasper county Mo-, would like to know
the whereabouts OF his half brother
Fordenand r. Rosencrantz, who left
Hancock county, H.. in 1853 He was
In Nevada IN 1853, and married a Nor
mon girl and went 10 Utah, Since 1868
nothing has been heard OF his where
abouts. II he Is still living the party
lnqulrlng would like TO hear from him,
or his children Il any lie was a baker
aud brick moulder by trade,
Architect Fred A. Hale, IN speaking
this morning, Of his recent southern
California trip. says that the winter
climate In Utah Is in every way SUI
perlor to that OF southern California.
The latter climate Is dead, uninylgorat-
IN o., IL "a,
ana invgoratlng, AZ the same time
Los Angeles and surrounding country
are booming as never before. Cars run
from Los Angeles TO Pasadena ~ or 10
miles, every 10 minutes, and every hour
20 San Pedro. Buildings are going up
In all directions and people are throng-
ing I'm from all over the east. The ho-
tells and boarding houses are crowded
The FLORIDA weather continues
through today but the bureau looks
for cloudy weather tonight, and posi-
bly, rain or snow tomorrow Moder-
ately cold conditions obtain over the
country generally and rains continue
throughout the southwest even Yuma
having ga OF an inch and Phoenix 20
OF an lnche yesterday, Judging from
the amount Of precipitation In the south
country, that section Of the Union ought
to bloom ana blossom remarkably the
coming spring, Modena IL catching
showery weather this morning. This
ls the last day Of the winter months,
aud February is going out like a
lamb
The regular monthly meeting of ON
GERS ana members OF the Liberty stake
of Zion Relief society VIII be held In
the Second ward westinghouse on SAT-
urday March 4, at p. m. a good at.
tendance Is earnestly desired.
ALLIE s. MUSSFR,
HURiAH @. EARpLEY.
MARY p. HODGSON
Tho High. Priests quorum Of Liberty
stake VIII hold their regular monthly
meeting IN the Second ward needing
house on Monday, March G, at 1880 .. m
A full attendance Is earnestly desired
JOSEPH KEDDINGTON
WILFORD WOODRUFF, JR.,
FRANCIS sCHoLEs,
Presidency,