Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

and in good demand by many classes
of people FOR a wide variety Of bust
ness purposes,
Dewitt Knox. son Of President Frank
Knox OF the Bank Of tho Republic has
won loving cup, In "A series of attn
letlc contests at Phillips academy,
Andover. Mass.
u. II. Lloyd Of the Denver Hotel Bull
letin is In the city, and reports over
25,000 eastern people as having arr
rived at Los Angeles IN the last three
weeks. thus filing local hotels,
Rev. Or. Utter of Denver breaches
tomorrow morning IN the Unitarian
church In this city. and Rev r. +.
Eddy Will occupy DR.. Utter's pulpit In
Denver.
city Food Inspector Myers reports
that the city milk supply Is IN fine
shape. and that the article sold IN this
city By all diaries is absolutely pure
and above reprOach.
Clerks from the postoince are busy
arranging the new fixtures and office
equipment at the federal building. so
that the coming move may be made
with the least possible loss of time,
Five and 10 days respectively In the
county Jail are the sentences passed
upon James Gllen and Richard An
derson. who We're found guilty Of dis
turbing the peace at Farmers ward
yesterday.
The Demons Defeated will be the
subject of DR. Talmages lecture Mt the
University Sunday school tomorrow.
Special music will be provided. APP
plication for leaflets should be made
TO Mr.. John L. Hicks, Ia, d. $. Uni
yersity.
The funeral Of Wiley Brown was
held az p. m. today, from the par
lors Of $. ID. Evans. with interment
at Mt. Olivet. The family of the de-
ceased refused to recognize any notices
sent them from this city regarding the
deceased
Clerk Judd OF the board Of educa.
tlon today issued warrants for
the payment of the salaries OF tn
officers OF the board and janltors OF
the schools for the month of Novcm-
Der. The amount OF the officers pay
roll IS ss7il7 and OF the jsnltors ST.
$3.50.
The dry goods men express them
selves as feeling good over the great
run Of business for the fail trade. It
seems 10 be satisfactory In all lines,
for the heavy goods at present as
there will be a little later on. There
Is steady call reported for silk goods
Of all kinds.
Local wholesale druggists say thar
the handling OF Christmas novelties has
practically passed out OF the hands
Of the wholesale trade, although the
retailers are stu dealing IN them more
or less. The argument Is that jobbers
have made OF these novelties and no
tons such special that the whole
sale druggists can not compete.
There are complaints that creamery
butter Is being sold at IA ounces In
stead OF It, and az 3j cents per
pound The city food inspector is
after such frauds as this. and has sue
ceeded In making IT warm for fraudu-
lent dealers of late. He has driven
the Denver Oleo man out Of the Salt
Lake market, and has made IL so hot
for the Imitation farmers butter men
that they base gone elsewhere.
Contracts have been let by the re-
gents OF the University of Utah for
the building Of Il pipe line to the uni
Versity 10 give improved water SER
vice In tho laboratories the piping to
be furnished by the Anderson -CAllister
investment company. The cement
work necessary at the university went
to Clement and Strange OF salt Lake,
while the supervision OF il was grant
ed TO Lyman and Wilson hydraulic en-
glneers of Salt Lake.
Bradstreet's agency in New York has
published "A large sized, SO PACED PAM
phlet OF finely executed half tones
OF the larger business, public and pri-
HHrls ctr To-,
On the trontispiece is the proposed new
City Hall, IS stories high. The Immense
number Of skyscrapers is something
remarkable, and the down town streets
appear To be the veriest canyons.
Local Photographers say that il is
almost impossible TO secure good
photograph Of salt Lake city for the
reason that there Is SO much smoke
from the chlmneys and smoke ana haze
from the shelters. Either one or both
ore constantly present and II By any
possible chance they are absent for "A
very brief time. the sun Is sure to be-
In such a position as to make Il lmpos-
slbe for the camera to catch the hest
effects.
President Frank Knox of the Na.
tional Bank OF the Republic left Thurs.
day for the east. He will be Joined
at Chicago by Landlord G. :. Holmes
OF the Knutsford, and the two will
reach Boston in time to enjoy a
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. Knox's
Two sons who are preparing at Phil
lips Andover Academy for Y1le and
with MIR. Holmes eldest son. g. s
Holmes, Jr.. n member OF the senior
class AZ Yale, and Dwight Holmes who
is preparing for Yale at Phillips Exc.
ter academy. Messrs. Knox and
Holmes VIII be away about month.