Show DRUG STORE PHONES Slot Machines to be Put in Within 1 a tho Next Month Nlckcllntheslot telephone machines s fr will be In every drug store in the city that uses a hello within the next 4 thirty days or just aa soon as tho t machines arrive Contracts have been bJ signed to keep the slots in for a year by nearly every druggist In the city and those who have not come In will do so It Is also expected that several of the smaller stores who do not now have a telephone will put In a slot ns under the agreement the owner of that kind of a phone will be able to 1 1 use It for cal for a period of a year l for 54 and will be entitled to MO i S calls free no charge being made when the store Is called up After the users of this machine have called 600 they will expected to pay Just as though the telephone was In someone else s 1 store Those who now have the regular regu-lar telephone use and who put in a I slot machine will have the present rate of 96 cut down to 00 and they will n get 50 per cent of the nickels dropped Into the slot Druggists who were seen yesterday seemed well pleased i over the success achlevdd There was 1 some doubt at first among many of I them that the scheme could be perfected Ti per-fected but the making of IndividualS Individual-S contracts with the telephone company Insures the keeping up of the system r5 for a year at least One provision of tii the agreement Is however that the doctors of the city shall have free use ttt of any telephone In any drug store at any tmeas said a druggist yesterday yC yes-terday the doctors are much more apart a-part of our business than our employees ii em-ployees There is also another good thing i about it The young bloods who have r been In the habit of calling up the r telephone girls and gossiping for half an hour at a time will have to pay for r their pleasure Some arrangement might be made by which the average ii1 love affair of u telephone girl and her beau should bo limited to n certain time 1 have made many calls only to be delayed because tho hello girl wan jh 1 l transport of delight over listening to a voice at the other end C of the wire While the young man horoefter may have t pay hfs nickel l to reach the ear of the adored one I1Li i there is nothing to prevent her from m listening to him when she should be q paying attention to the wants of the patrons of the company There should I be a time set In Which to break J away Conditions in Wyoming John C Mackay whose home Is In t Granger but who can very frequently be found on the snoop ranges of western west-ern Wyoming In which he has considerable iJ consid-erable Interest Is In the city for a 1 few days but will soon return to his flocks He sao the drought has had a bad effect but that il Is not as serious as It was at first expected It would be and that theheavy rains of a couple of days ago have given the bhcepmen a confidence In the fulure that they have not experienced before These rains he said have been of great value to us We look for more iii moisture within a few days and if t there Is a fair rainfall within the next sixty clays the sheep will have good winter ranges I there Is a continued e drought however of course the feed br will be scarce There Is much dry feed J now but what Is needed to makethe 1 sheep strong and healthy Is some green 1c c grass s to go with It Evaporating Plant 9 for Taylorsville i c Heber Bennion of Tayloravlllc wan Jt In the city yesterday and announced that ho had succeeded In perfecting arrangements ar-rangements for an evaporating fruit plant for Taylorsville or near vlglnlty 2 with a capacity of sixty bushels a t4 day and he says It will soon be In operation This will be the first evaporating 1r evapo-rating plant to be established In this i State although the work haa been carried car-ried on very oucccssfully at various j points in Idaho Tho crop of prunes in this valley alone should keep such a plant busy for many weeks 13 Granite Near Farmington Don Bogan has discovered a fine deposit de-posit of gray granite near Fftrmlngton e and those who have seen some r the d specimens brought In pronounce the tI tone to be superior to that found In Little Cottonwond mynn anti o which the Salt Lake Temple Is built There appears to be an almost Inexhaustible supply of the stone Demand for Milkers Idaho parties have been In the city for l couple of days past searching for good milch cows nnd ara said to have succeeded In corralling several They could havo secured more but their I figures It Is i claimed by those who were approached were hardly high enough I S30 being the average price offered I I |