Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

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Fifteen walters of the Palace cafe.
First and Spring streets, struck az
noon last Monday, because OF dissat-
isfaction over the condition OF food
being served to them. The Palace
feeds about 800 persons at lunch daily.
Three walters remained at work.
orange growers assert that tho rail-
roads alone are itnperilling the crop
Of southern California. Aside from
the cur shortage there appears to DO
nothing to cause the growers any APP
nrehenslon. The market is firm, tho
shipments comparatively lirht and
even, there hps been but slight dam
age from putting and the fruit is In
| good condition.
WILL VOTE ON BONDS.
Before summer begins Los Angeles
| citizens VIII be called upon to vote
| on the biggest bond issue the city
mas ever contemplated, the $4,000
| 900 issue for bringing water from the
| owens river valley to the city's gates
IT has been decided by the aqueduct
authorities, after consulting with Dill
Ion & Hubbard, New York bond ex-
perts, to issue all the bonds necessary
for carrying out the project at once.
and TO sell them as need for the
money arises
This year probably $4,000, 900 worth
| of bonds will be sold.
one OF the next things on the carpet
here is new city hail. This matter
will be taken up soon. Space is at a
premium In the present building, and
| II the departments continue to expand
the city will be driven TO the necessity
of leasing quarters TO accommodate
the overflow.
| GOING FOR BUSINESS.
Under the auspices of the Los An
| geles chamber OF mines, a special train
loaded with sample wares. which will
| interest the merchants OF the Nevada
mining camps. is to be sent from this
| city to Goldfeld, Bullfrog, Tonopah,
Las Vegas, Greenwater and Rhyolite
some time in April after the completion
Of the Touopah and Tldewater and the
| Clark railways.
The wholesale houses OF the city will
be asked to send representatives with
the train and a vigorous campaign for
the trade OF the mining districts Will
be started.
MISSION REPORT READY.
his assistants have completed the an
nual report for 1906 Of work accom-
pllshed in the California and Arizona
districts, and in my next weekly letter
| shall give some of the highly oncour-
aging results accomplished.
Last Friday, President Robinson left
for Grtdley. the new established colony
Of Idaho farmers IN the Sacramento
valley He should return tomorrow or
Saturday of this week. His visit there,
as previously announced in my cores
pondence, was for the purpose of pre-
limlnary organization work.
Elaborate arrangements are being
completed for the Los Angeles confer
ence concert to be held IN the Tenth
street church here, some time during
the next three weeks. Talent of ex-
| ceptional ability has been secured, and
indications are that the church build
ing will be taxed beyond it's capacity
TALKED ON PRIESTHOOD"
Elder NJ. e. Holt delivered lecture
on priesthood" before the Y. NJ. anc
3 Y. L. NJ. ]. associations last Tuesday
! evening. The attendance was large
: and the meeting ended with song 10y
Elder j. r. Shepherd.
Many friends of elders and other:
] here are expecting friends and rela'
$ tives on the various excursions from
Salt Lake City in connection with tht
, Ilks' excursion. Arrangements have
= been made at local mission headquar'
ters to keep open house here during the
D visitors sojourn in this city.
Judge j. c. Rich, of Montpelier. Ida
! no, who is spending the winter II
southern California, left this week TO
San Pedro, suburb of Los Angeles.
George Mcdonald and wife, OF sal
r Lake city, arrived here last Sunda,
for brief sojourn. Mr.. Mcdonald /
r connected with the Mcdonald Cand
company OF Salt Lake City.
: DEPARTING VISITORS.
!. Bishop Heber Bennion of Taylors
. vile, William H. Haigh, cousin D
/ Bishop Bennon. Mrs. Frame and Mr.
a Mackey and daughter, all of Taylors
Vile. together with the wives of thu
= other married men OF the party, LET
}. for home last Monday on the Los An
= geles Limited, of the Salt Lake Route.
e Salt Lakers and Utah residents regis
tered at Los Angeles hotels this weel
. follows:
: City; F. II. Crager, Salt Lake City
Mrs A. Fisher and son, Salt Lake City
Mrs NJ B. Kicks, Salt Lake City; ]
D. Whitmore. Salt Lake City.
Natlck-George c. Jones and wife
p Salt Lake City.
! Van Nuys-Mrs. c. L futile. Sal
: Lake City; George E. Gum, salt Lake
a city; W w. Armstrong and Wife, sal
. Lake City; Mrs. NJ. T.. Billmore, Sal
. Lake City.
, City.
Rosslyn-C. L. JOY, Salt Lake City; A
G. HUMPHREYS. Salt Lake City; f. II
! Welch. Salt Lake City; Pearl Guarl
ogden: Walter L. Rice and wife, Sal
i, Lake city; Mrs. h. G. Joy, Salt Lake
= City.
: Alexaudria-G. S. Holmes. salt LAX
City; Mrs. Jas. II. Brown, Sylvia Wood
:. mansee salt Lake City; Lavinia Brown
, Salt Lake City; Majorie Brown, Sal
. Lake city; Elizabeth Brown, salt LAX
City: Edward w Feed, Salt Lake City
Hayward-Mrs. +. Rummel, Salt LAX
city: Mrs. Lou Y. Jones, Salt LAX
s City Mrs w. II. Chevers. Ogden; Mrs
J. G. f. Hughes and son, Salt Lake City
: Lankershim-Mr and Mrs. George w
@ Snow. Salt Lake City.
D II X. sILVERsAIITH.
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