Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06
RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

In the Engineering Magazine for
March David b. Boyle writes entertain
ingIy Of the Coming Industrial Empire
Of Puget Sound" With untold wealth
in resources Of minerals, OF coal, OF
timber. Of agricultural products, OF
potential water-power; with vast mar
kets opening across the Pacific; with an
energetic resourceful Anglo-Amerlcan
population. keen TO realize and grasp
every oEportunity--the Pacific coast OF
North America promises to develop
ment equal to that Of the north OF Eng
land or the eastern United States. A.
III Ford has a second illustrated paper
I'm his Russian series, dealing with En-
cheering Opportunities in Central and
Western Asia. A. G. Bowden discusses
the Methods and Equipment Of the In
dian Dockyards Mr. Charleton's re-
view OF Gold Mining and Milling In
Western Australia and Mr.. Rous-Mar-
tens account OF tile Actual Working OF
American Locomotives on British rail-
WAYS are finely illustrated. Mr. w. w.
Christie has an ANALYSIS Of economy In
designing and erecting steam boilers;
Mr. p II. Moses opens n new theme in
the Dissemination Of Costs in Isolated
Electric Plants" and Mons. Guerin
summarizes the Influence OF the Expo
sltion on the French Iron and Steel In
dustry." The number concludes with
Review and Index Of the Engineer
ing Press. The Engineering Magazine,
New York.
what Is Going On In Venezuela" Is
the subject OF a vivid and interesting
article In the current Issue OF Golfers
Weekly. II Is the Joint work Of Guy
II. Soul and James H. Hare, MT Scull
"a said 10 DE Young man who made
his reputation as a correspondent with
puller's forces I'm the South African
war. Mr.. Hare's achievements with
his camera In Cuba became widely
known, and these latest pictures Of peo-
ple and places connected with the trou-
bles CT Venezuela are fully up to his
standard.--New York,
National Expression in American
Art" by Win II Dow, Is the leading
article in the International Monthly
for March. This Is followed by paper
by Andie Lebon on THE Situation OF
France in international Commerce
THE Problem Of Development" Is dis
cussed by Thomas II. Morgan. Child
| study and Education" is the subject
handled by James Sully, and r, r. l..
| Gould writes about "Civic Reform and
| Social Progress. Huntington, VI
The March number OF The Black Cat
Is out with its regular amount OF short
stories. There are two prize stories,
How David Came Home" and "The
| Picket OF Goat Island" The other
| stories are entitled, "Perlcles p Pun
derton: Cured" "The Blue Light on
! the Mountain" and 'crhe Phantom
promedary. Short Story Publishing
| Co., IA High ST.. Boston, Mass.
The March number Of The American
Boy IL fun Of Just such matter as
should be not only interesting but
really helpful to the boys, and to par
ents II IL an illustrated monthly pa.
per that is well worth readlng.-De.
troit, Michigan.
The current number OF Harper's Ba.
zaar opens with an illustrated article
on THE Brlsht side OF Hospital Life"
by Louise Fiske Bryson. and this ls
followed ny another on Some OF Geo.
Ellot's Heroines" by william Dean
Howells Tho usual features. on fash
ions and such topics. are attractively
Harper & Brothers. New
York. $500 ~