Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

CITY Councilman G. NJ Neuhausen
continues very NJ with typhoid fever
Elder Sidney Rigdon will speak in the
Second ward branch tomorrow evening
The service begins at $780,
Contractors figure that it will require
100000 brick for the construction OF
the great copper smelter being built
at Garfield
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Robert Craig were held
at 2 o'clock this afternoon, at
the residence 1925 First street
Can't w. II. Tobias, assistant lnspec-
tor OF target practise, put In two days
this week, at Manti instructing Il COM
pany IN rife practise on the target
range.
The regular Scandinavian religious
meeting viii be held In the Assembly
hall tomorrow morning at 10 O'CLOCK
All who are interested are cordially IN
vited TO attend.
"As one Having Authority" will be
the subject Of Dr. Talmages lecture
al the University sunday school IN Bar
raft hall 1T 1880 tomorrow Noel Pratt
and George NJ. Cannon, Jrr VIII sing
The public is invited
Bids for the construction OF the new
Masonic temple in this city WIN De
opened Monday afternoon at O'Clock,
a ponponement having been made TIL
then, IN order TO allow contractors to
complete their figures,
The federal building elevators, which
have not yet been reduced to good
working order, were ready yesterday
for passenger traffic, and at least one
of them will work steadily from now
on, until both are in good condition.
There is great call for laborers IN
mines. shelters, on the railroads and In
buildings. and If a man does not OBJ
tain employment II Is because he does
not want to work. Contractors say
that 1900 to 1000 men could be given
work Immediately did they apply
Five local posts of the G.. A. r. have
pctitioned the secretary OF the treas
ury through the local postoifice, Tor
the use of a room IN the Federal build
ing. The petition sets forth that the
purpose Of the G, 4. r. is to care for
INDECENT soldiers and sailors. and that
nj present much OF its Income must
go for halls IN which 10 meet.
The Y. NJ g. A. auditorium was we'll
filed last night, on the occasion OF the
appearance here Of the Parland-N New
hall quartet, who favored the audience
with quartet music in brass, In singing,
and with bell ringing. Sousas King
Cotton" march was given on the bells
with cute effect, and the singing of the
SOLDIERS Chorus" from Faust" was
very good
The dedication Of the Eastern Greek
Orthodox church, the first Greek
| church to be built In this part OF the
country. will take place sunday at 10
| q. m The building Is located on Fourth
South street, between Third and Fourth
| West and was built by subscriptions
furnished by Greek laborers in this
| county, the movement being started at
the first Greek services held In this
city, last December
The first Issue OF the Red and Black,
| the magazine published by the students
| of the Salt Lake High school, appeared
| yesterday afternoon, and created a very
| favorable impression. The cover, which
| IS striking and unique consisted OF q
| drawing Of a large football, I'm the CEN
| ter of which Is picture Of the foot
| BAN team lined up and ready FOR ac-
| tlol Below is a picture OF one OF the
Guns won by the team. The magazine
| hunters 30 pages, which are devoted
| to the discussion of school affairs.
The following applications for water
| were filed yesterday afternoon, with
| the state engineer By Collins =.
| Flanders Of Santaquin for one second
| n from the Green river In Wasatch
| county 10 lrrigate so acres, with divert
Ing canal, $500 feet long; by William
| McQueeney Of Park city, for az second
! IT, from the Duchesne river, 10 irrgate
| GOO acres by Ova Herman Of Murray,
for 22-1 second IT, from the Straw
| berry river In Ulntnh county, TO irri-
gate 100 acres.
The Utah Federation OF Labor adopt
| ed resolutions last evening, condGmnlng
! the alleged employment, by the city
| administration OF Coolies In preference
! 20 Idle Americans on the Big Cotton
| wood conduit, and a committee OF three
| WAS appointed TO wait on the mayor 10
| protest Secy Lavery Of the Federation
AYERS that the officers OF the Fedora
| ton know there are many idle tax
| payers IN town whose money Is being
| paid TO japanese In wages, and who are
| willing TO work. but can not obtain
/ employment"
Mr.. b, NJ. White OF the firm OF
| Richardson & Adams left Salt Lake a
| week ago today, accompanied by his