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Show Snap Shots at HomeNews , NOTICE TOSPBSCBIBEBS. The kitchen sets have arrived. Bring in your coupon and get yotc fit. Ola subscribers may have the kitchen seta on exactly the same terms aa the new ones. ; EVEMPTQ TELEGRAM. University Chronicle. The eecond Issue of the University Chronicle Chroni-cle under the editorship of Corydon Higgins will be out today. It will bo under the new permanent cover design and contain several good stories, pictures of the football team. tho recoct freshmen-sophomore sg rush and the history of the latter. Hold Business Meeting. Rev. w. M. Faden talked to the students of the University this morning at chapel exercises. ex-ercises. After the meeting the students held a business meeting and discussed plans for the year's debating. i - - ' Application for Water. H. H. Thorns of Myton filed bis applies-tioa applies-tioa for water rights with the Stale Engineer En-gineer yesterday afternoon. Ho desires a half aecond foot from Dry Gulch, which, will be used to irrigate 220 acres of land. . , Elect Officers. - . The Salt Lake Grain. Dealers elected their officers for the ensuing" six months' term at their regular weekly meeting, held Thursday Thurs-day afternoon, in the rooms or the Commercial, Commer-cial, club- William B. Hughes was made president, Henry Blood first vice-president, C. H. Miller second vice-president. IX H. Nolder secretary, and A. H. Vogeler treasurer. treas-urer. The local conditions were talked over. The market is steady and is expected to remain re-main so for some time to come. ' To Attend Convention. - State Senator Simon Bamberger,- president of the- Salt Lake Ogden road, leaves today with Superintendent A. D. Pierson and En- gineer A. E. - van lor coiumnus, a., wnere they will attend the electric car convention. The convention opens October 15. Leaves for East. .".-.." Supt. Miller ot the Denver ft Rio Grande left last night tor the East.- Mr. Miller will act as special chaperon for' the tiah foot, ball team while awsy from home. - - . t Fire Department Called. . ' The fire department was called to the Diamond Dia-mond saloon. 169 West South Temple street, yesterday afternoon. The fire was caused by the explosion ot a gasoline stove. The damage dam-age was slight. Juror. Out of City. The Inquest, over the death of James Rellly will be held in the office of Coroner Smith next Tuesday morning. The Inquest .baa been postponed until that time on account of one of the Jurors being out of the city. A number of witnesses have been summoned to appear before the jury. First Open House. The first ot a series of open house meetings meet-ings for members of the V. M. C. A. will be held next Sunday afternoon. A short address ad-dress will be made at each meeting by a prominent speaker. Tbe address next Sunday Sun-day will be delivered by Rev. W.illiam M. Faden.' Many -in Attendance. The largest attendance that has yet gathered at a session of the undertakers in the school that is now' being conducted in this city was that ot yesterday atternoon. The proper method of draining blood from the body and tbe embalming of tbe body was practically demonstrated by Prof. Eckels. Visit Salt Lake. H. E. Shaw, city engineer of Long Branch. CM., and George S. Benson, a member of the City Council of tbe same place, were visitors in -Salt Lake yesterday. Both expressed themselves as being amazed at tbe amount ot public work that was now going on in this city. Illicit Whisky Selling. ' On motion of the defends nt's attorney, the trial of John Holm, who is charged with selling liquor without a license, has been transferred from Justice Riter's court to the court- of Juctice Holm. The case will be heard next Tuesday. |