Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
LATE LOCALS.


lDe nMsu,s Of Pythias are lncreas-
Ing their membership at each weekly
meeting
George J. Gibson has sufficiently re-
covered from his 10 days illness TO be
out and attend to business.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany is strlnglng five new copper wires
west and north through this city.
Mr., and Mrs. Q. j. MuNitt enter-
tanned last evening, at the First Bup-
list church the society ~ Willing
Workers.
General Agent J. a. SanbOrn OF tho
Pacific Express company has gone 10
ST. Paul, MINI. TO visit vita his par
ents, who reside there lie viii be
away 10 days.
The local express companies report
business with them this fall at "
per cent heavier than last year at this
time. A very extensive holiday traffic
Is expected.
Owing to the absence Of Gov. Cutler,
who Is in Provo today, the regular
monthly meeting of the state board OF
pardons was continued until Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
W. II. Weyher OF this city filed ap-
plicaton today with the state engineer
for y second foot Of water from Water
canyon, Carbon county, for the purpose
Of refining asphaltum The length OF
the dlverting canal IL 1000 feet
The district courtroom IN the Federal
building VIII be ready for occupancy
by Monday afternoon, 50 that Judge
Marshall can use il without further
delay, Furniture Is daily arriving. and
with the receipt of two more cars all
will be here,
In addition TO the county teachers
examinations In County Supt. smiths
office today examinations are also be-
ing conducted by the state board Of
education OF applicants for state teach
ers certificates and diplomas. Eleven
teachers are taking the latter eNamina-
ton In Supt Nelson's office.
The eu.balmed remains Of A. L. Kais-
r. the engineer Who was recenly
found dead IN a rooming house, we're
shipped to Glenns Ferry today for In
terment. The remains Of A, r. Pan
doltino, who died on a san Pedro train
the other day, were shipped last night,
to st. Louis, Mo, for burial.
Contractor Moran has begun active
work reducing the grade on the north
roadway Of South Temple street east OF
Seventh East street while the work Of
excavation Is being completed on the
south roadway. The street car man.
agement Is laying the new s1uth track
90 fast as the roadbed is prepared and
material can be hauled out lhere.
There is much complaint among
housekeepers over the way Kerosene
lamp chimneys break on the slightest
occasion, and often on no occasion at
all. The chimneys will at times crack
and go to pieces In the day time, when
the lamp Is not being used at all, and
necessitates a steady expenditure OF
cash that is anything but reassurins.
Vice President q. G. warfeld OF the
Mallory Line, at New York, and Cen
eral Agent G. NJ. Hckln at Denver,
are guests at the Knutsford hotel. Mr..
Wartield's family are with him. he
reports business over his line as very
heavy, as heavy proportlonately as over
the all rail lines, and he finds patronage
very extensive In both Utah and Colo
RADIO,
Funeral services over the remains OF
Alfred Nethercott, who died In this
city Thursday night, VIII be held at
the First ward Westinghouse on Mon
day, Oct. 49, at p. m. The remains
may be viewed at the residence of his
relative, Riego Hawkins 72S yelling
ton court, from 1 to o'clock on the
| day OF the funeral Friends Of the FAM
| lily are invited TO attend the obseques
Major Myton called attention this
| morning to q fact not generally known,
| that there cannot be any more cases OF
4 IN. oh haf
| the United States court In this city
| because the supreme court Of the United
| States has ruled that II IL no Viola
| tion OF the law to sell whisky to an
| allotted Indian; and the Indians on the
| reservations in Utah have all been Civ
en- allotments.
President and General Manager Il. A.
| Montgomery OF the Shoshone mine at
| Bullfrog, Is IN town, the guest Of ex-
| Territorial Secretary Black. He says
| both the Santa Fe and the San Pedro
| roads are building into Bullfrog as
| fast az the construction departments of
| the two roads can make the roadbed
| and lay the track, 80 that II win be
| only a short time before trains are
running into the great camp. People
| are coming in there from all over the
! country, and that section OF the coun.
try Is growing as never before.
An over venturesome A. ID. T. boy
| thought 10 catch on to the platform
| handle bar Of a street car at First
South and Main streets this morning,
| while on his wheel. The bike caught IN
| the rail Of the adjoining switch, ana
| threw the lad under the rear truck Of
| the car Neither conductor or motor
| man saw the boy, but "as luck would
| have it, the motorman stopped TO
! change a switch connection, and the
! boy was pulled away from what would
| have been certain destruction, before
the car started up again. The adyen-
| ture did not appear 10 disturb him