Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-23
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Mr.. Charles Ellis VIII give his lecture
on Popular Christianity and Mormon
ism In the Twentieth ward meeting
house tomorrow evening al $3.50.
p. 4. Goss, formerly OF Tlntc, has
gone into the boarding house business
here having rented the Union block
premises and fitted them up new under
a lease
The letter carriers have been author
ICED By the Washington authorities 20
receive and deliver registered mail, II
the people would bear this in mind il
would often times save a long walk
10 the postoiIice
State Superintendent Nelson has re-
turned from visiting the schools In
Emery and Carbon counties Next
hIts1ay 4..d Wednesday he will visit
the schools In Boxelder county and on
Thursday and Friday the Tooele coun-
" schools
The last Of the series Of lectures Civ
en- on the Book ~ Mormon by Prof.
Mills viii be given next Mgrday even
ing at ) o'clock in the new Latter day
Saints College building. The subject
is "The Curse and Final Triumph Of
the LamanItes' All are invited,
By the terms Of warranty deed yes
terday afternoon fled In the county re-
oorder's Office Philandes Butler and
wife have conveyed 70 William w
Sanders, consideration $1,000, a farm OF
1870 acres, situate at the mouth Of Big
Cottonwood canyon, near Butleryille
The time Of meeting OF the Mothers
Congress has been definitely set for
Tuesday and Wednesday. April 9th and
10th. IN the Assembly Han. on Wednes-
day another meeting Of the committee
viii take place at the Exponent office
and the program and other details I'm
ally arranged.
The heavy demand for advertising
space In the country edition OF the
News" the Semi Weekly, indicates
thay Salt Lake dealers expect to do a
thriving trade during Conference.
Thursdays issue OF the Semi-Weekly
consisted Of twelve pages, a big part
OF which was monopollzed by the city
trade,
Former City Engineer A. f. Doremus
delivered a very instructive lecture TO
the University engineering society last
evening. lie spoke of the construction
Of bitches and canals on scientific
principle and Of the problems that now
confront the scientists such as the saw
ing OF water from evaporation and per-
collation..
Mrs. NJ. +. Holling Of the Eleventh
ward departed for Eurone on Thurs
day OF this week. The trip was under
taken In order that she might be at
the bedside OF her brother, Elder Jo-
seph Frisby, Of Arizona. who Is lying
seriously ill In an English hospital. with
at attack Of la grip. Elder Frisby
commenced his missionary labors two
years ago last January.
Mr. Widmeyer and Mr.. Grover took
special observations yesterday at Salt
air and Garfield respectively, and much
90 their pleasure they found that the
lake has been steadily rising At Gar
field II is two feet and ten u ches above
the lowest point reached In February
and one foot and ten inches above zero
point. Mr. Grover say. that bathing
as II ever has been.
The Unitarians are sanguine as "a
their prospect Of success In re-estab.
fishing their church Subscriptions fol
the purpose have been coming In III.
orally. and Il is thought that by IN,
end Of the summer vacation III,
church will again be on firm footing
There Is a good prospect Of having DR.
Utter OF Denver m the pulpit for q
month or more from Easter Sunday. Il
has not been decided yet who will b,
the regular pastor Of the church
Rev. DR.. John L. l.eillch. She success
sor OF DR.. T. c. llifi as superintendent
OF Utah missions for the Methods
church. was rendered a reception a