Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-03

Marshall closed today one of the most
active terms of court yet held IN the
feleral building.
Fire Company Articics--A copy OF
the articles of incorporation of the
Empire city Fire Insurance company
of New York city was filed In the
office OF Secretary of State Tingey
this morning The company Is cap
italized at s200.000. divided into S1oo
shares. The Agency company OF this
city Is named as local representative.
Expected Home To-day Mayor
John s Bransford and family are eN-
pected to return from their trip 10
California today. Meanwhile all IS
quiet In the neighborhood OF the OF
flee of the city executive and nothing
doing in the matter of holding up the
appointment of james Devine, ms chlel
OF tho city fire department.
Sunday Patriotic Programs - In
quite number of the wards on sun
day, programs will be largely pa
triotic in honor of July '. Ine
News" will he pleased to print az
programs In the Saturday ISSUE ~
those In charge of the exercises VIII
leave copy with the city editor by ~
o'clock tomorrow morning
Mrs. Knox Home--Atrs. Frank Knox
has returned from Long Beach, cal
where she left her little sirl who has
been very III. in an improved condi-
ton She is here to meet Masters
Dewitt and George Knox, her sons,
who have Just arrived home from
school at Andover. Mass. Mrs. Knox
win return to California shortly, %
look after the little patient.
Married Today--Miss Ora Marsh of
Payson and Roland s. Hall. former
ly of Ann Arbor, Mich. were married
today, and tonight leave for Spanish
Fork. where they will reside. The
bride has for some time been with
the Paris Millinery company, and the
groom is connected with government
and reclamation projects in Spanish
Fork canyon.
Weather Man Coming--Prof, f. II.
Bigelow of the L. S. weather office
Will be in town tomorrow afternoon,
from Washington, en- route west. He
has charge Of the evaporation sta
tistics of the bureau, and is to invest-
gate the request of Director Hyatt
for the establishment of an evapora-
ton station between Salt Lake and
Saltar,
Back from Chicago--Presdont j. e.
Cosgrn Of the Commercial National
bank returned this morning from
tnlCdSo, where ne allenueu tut W.
publican convention. He says the
heat was something terrible, but not
withstandinR all that, the convention
did howl itself hoarse to a standstill
for as minutes steady, for Roosevelt.
All the same, Roosevelt could not
have been nominated for the conven-
ton was nailed down solid for Taft
so that from him there was no es-
cape. The delegates We're complete
~ done up physically by the first DAYS
performance, which accounts for the
lackadaisical performance of the sec
ond day.
Mrs. Flagg Hl--The many friends Of
Mrs. w. w. Flags, sister of Leo
Mark of this city and Mrs. ID. s. Muir
ray. will learn with deep regret that
she Is critically i'll at the home of her
sister in Los Angeles, Mrs Jevne. Mrs.
| Flagg has for years devoted herself
exclusively to the care of her husband
who was Injured for life 20 years ago
| by CAVERN at Colorado mining
camp, and In this faithful and uncom-
| planning devotion she has overtaXed her
| physical resources, Mrs, Flagg is be-
! loved by all who have ever met her, and
is of a sweetness of temper and dis
positionrhat hasexcIted the ldndliest
and best sympathies toward her every
| where.