Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-06
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N " NIilitary--c company, First infantry,
expects q \ show up at the 5state en-
icampn1ent5 with IS 0 men. The boys
have been II diligently recruiting 5s8 ss3
Rested M ISIS Leo Trent, stenogr .pll-
en- SinSJ the OF flee of United States
District ttorney II y. Booth has
returned from q months. vacation at
8IIast Auburn, alifornia
ARTILLERY The Old Sow, cannon 4 is
the central feature Of am elaborate
show window decoration IN front of
the hardware department. of the u.
e. NJ. J.; E ri S$g n
The state board of sex-
In the office of q oYernor Spry, passing
on routine matters IN connection with
regular claims against state fund
Gcnerosit the $4,000 neces-4
sary to send the high school cadets
about $1,000 has been raised, and the
trip is assured. The cadets will be-
at the fair on q tab day.
Contra Z -The committee on build
!ings and grounds of the city board OF
education will meet Monday morning
to pass upon bids for the supply of
coal for the public schools for the
coming year. n
IA Nfissing-NIrs Betsy Il. Parkinson
Tootill of "a Tottington Road, Booth
street, Bury, Lancashire, England, is
anxious to get in touch with the rela-
tives of Henry Parkinson, who left
Tottington for Utah about SO years
ago. 53ss mi N 49, "a
t5ainin The completed school
census Is now filed with Clerk Il. r.
Judd Of the board of education. 1t
shows q gain in all precincts with
only slight decreases in one or two
of the smaller districts. The total
number of children Of school age for
1905 was 20,0S7 as against 21,01T
for this year. 5 ri 5ssis,
legraphi The Postal Telegraph
branch office this morning, at 5
Main street, with Miss Segher annex
sperienced and capable operator from
Denver, as local manager Tho office
Is known as the Temple Branch.
equipped with complete parapherna-
liza for effective work. 8{ 1T opened with
"a heavy rush of business.
Transportation he construction de-
5partment of the Utah Light g. Rail-
way company is making rapid pro-
gress on the Eighth West street ex-
tension in grading preparatory # to-
track laying. The line will extend to
operation in 80 days, so that residents
In that growing section of the city
will not have to walk so far next fall
in order to catch a carSup town. Fl Il.
SyInpathetic--Thew orkrl en- w no are
putting in the marble at the two New
house buildings have quit work in
sympathy with strike which has
taken place at the works of the Colo
RADIO Yule Marble company's mill and
quarry in Colorado. II the strike is
not soon ended the supp ly of marble.
new o. & r. G. depot, will give out
and work will have to be suspended
temporarily
Beets-G Gorge Austin Of the Utah
Idaho Sugar company, who is also vice
president of the National Irrigation
congress forI Itah, is in town today pre-
pairing to attend the congress, which
opens at Spokane Monday. He says
there will4be q good delegation Of Utah
people present. Speaking of the beet
crop in the Bear River valley, he says
it has advanced in astonishing propor-
lions of late, and his estimate of 10000
tons for the coming season, has now
been advanced to 40, 600 tons for that
section. :.
Prospcrity--J. @. Gritchlow has re-
turned from business tour of the
southern counties of the state. He
says the general public has no idea
how fertile and well advanced al ricul-
5tnrally. southern u tab has become. The
crops are wonderfully prolific, bring
ing joy and peaceful calm of salts
faction to the heart of the horny listed
son of the soil. Mr.. Eritchiow says
II only a railroad could be built into
the south country. 1t would further the
local advancement most laterially.