Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
LATE LOCALS.

Mrs. Burroughs' FuneraI--The fun
eral OF Mrs. Catharine Burroughs Oh
Scofeld was held this morning from
s. ID. Evans chapel, with intermeht
IN the City cemetery.
Many Visltors--rhe Bureau of In
formation on the tabernacle grounds
registered about 800 visitors yester-
day The number Of tourists who
have visited there this week Is very
large.
law and Motion--Monday will be
law and motion day i'm the federal
court. There are S3 cases subject to
call on that date, 80 of which are
In the circuit and the remainder in
the district
the M. & NJ. association will meet
next Monday evening, under the new
rule which fixed the dates for regular
meetings on the first and third Mon
day evenings In each month.
Property Sold--Herman Hill has
sold to Albert Fischer 26x145 feet on
West Temple street, between First and
Second South streets for s12,500 Mary
A. Cowley has sold to Lydia C. Mer-
rill, 3x6 rods at First West and First
North streets, for $4,000.
Admitted to Probate--The will of
the late Judge Thomas Marshall was
admitted to probate today by Judge
Armstrong and Judge ]. A. Marshall
was appointed executor without bonds
as provided In the will, The estate Is
valued at about $4,000.
Property Brings i0.00O--James
Hegney sold yesterday afternoon, SIX
10 rods on First South street between
Second and Third West streets, 10 +.
w. Little for $4,000, the purchase
being for purposes Of investment, as
the location is considered very promis-
Ing.
Committee Mecting-The committee
on buildings and grounds Of the board
Of education viii meet on Monday
afternoon In Clerk judas office and
the committee on teachers and school
work will meet Monday evening. The
regular monthly meeting of the board
viii be held on Tuesday night.
Expert Here--Mr. Horlacker Of st,
Louis one OF the experts to set up the
First Methodist organ, arrived this
morning, and The other one will be
here tomorrow. The instrument Is be-
ing hauled from the depot to the
church today, and active work in
establishment viii begin Monday
Basketball Gamcs--A double header
basketball series will be pulled off at
the Y. NJ. C. A gymnasium tonight.
The first game will be between the
Y. NJ. c. a. first team and the L. D. s.
L, team. II will be followed by
game between the Y. NJ. C. A. second
team and the Taylorsvilie team. Good
fast games are assured, as all the par
ieipating teams are speedy.
Articles Filcd--A copy OF the ar
ticles Of incorporation OF the James II.
Spargo company of Ogden was filed
with the secretary of state today The
capital stock of the company is $780,
000, divided into shares OF the par
value OF 81 each. Margaret Spargo Is
presidents j. N. Spargo. secretary and
treasurer. The company Is organized
for the purpose OF handling the estate
OF James II. Spargo, deceased.
Rain or Snow--Today's weather
map Is late, but the local weather Of
flee Is predicting rain or snow for to-
morrow, on account of the presence
In the northwest Of very low baro-
metric area. where there is today
considerable OF a storm. Section Di-
rector Hyatt mas gone to Park City
to Inspect the local weather station.
and will make trip over the state
to see In what condition the various
voluntary stations are. In the mean
time j, c. Alter Is In charge OF the
office.
Chrysanthcmum Month--Local flor
lists say this IL the chrysanthemum
month OF the year, as It is in Novem-
Der that this beautiful flower blooms
and flowers at It's best. BY a strange
coincidence, the month of November Is
also the great football month of the
year. when the heads OF football play
ers produce such enormous shocks OF
hair as to be classed with the chrys-
anthemum In hirsult display. The
flower is In many shades Of yellow,
pink, white and red. and is selling
at $3.50 to 5000 per dozen. Flor
lists report carnations scarce, but vio-
lets in season.
sect There Eli"-The by-word get
there Ell" originated with Eli Per-
klns, His frantic trips through ice
and snow and food, often tearing
the whole length OF a state on spe-
cial train to I'LL lecture engagement,
suggested to the boys the expression
Sam Jones finally called one OF his
lectures Get There ELL" ELI never
an audience Sat Lake