Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-07

Of Mormon at The l.. d. S. University
lecture hall at o'clock this evening
The state Council OF Women VIII
meet In the Assembly Hall tomorrow
morning at II o'clock.
The contractors began this morning
eXCavating the site OF the new dOrmi-
tory for Gordon academy on East Third
South street.
The street railway did a land office
business Yesterday carrying curious
people to Warm Springs whers they
kept the trail alive 20 lfells Hollow
cave.
The Alcatras company has a large
force OF men pushing the work Of paw
Ing on West Second South street, in
GLIDING the paving % the street rail-
way track
Robert Shanks nled suit today in the
district court against the Rio Grande
Western to recover s., $50 damages for
personal injuries alleged 10 have been
sustained near Murray, June %. 1901.
The Wilson blocks five-story add
tons at the rear will be of street con-
structioi with cement walls while the
tw0-story addition ia front VIII be
carried up with brown stone and
pressed brick Ike the stories. below.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Rev, Frank Barnett OF the East
side Baptist church the other evening,
when some IS members Of his church
walked In on him with a purse Of $50.
The evening was spent In social eXer-
cises and delightful time.
William Gardiner OF Pine Valley
called at the local weather office this
morning to state that there was bet
ter outlook IN Washington county for
crops generally the coming season than
for several seasons previous He says
there is three or more feet OF snow In
the mountains, go that good supply
OF water Is assured.
The state board Of medical exam-
ners Is In session today in the office
OF the city board Of health in the city
and county building. Twelve lady APP
plicants for certificates to practice
midwifery. and 10 men and one lady
for medical certificates are being ex-
amined. Making total Of % taking
the examination The list Of success
ful applicants win be announced tomor-
row night,
Several discharged members OF the
Second Infantry and First Cavalry are
In town today, enroute TO their eastern
bones from the I ippine islands
They say that while die many school
teachers sent out from this country
are on the whole doing good work, It
would have been the best policy to
send men teachers There are too many
obstacles for women to encounter to
warrant their being sent to the ISL
lnds. Peace conditions are obtaining
az present hut how long these will
'"0tir"a DhH soldiers would not ven
ture to assert.
The old saying, "A thing OF beauty
8 JOY forever" was illustrated in
yesterdays Tribune republication OF
republication Of the once intended |
,ulding for sheldon Jackson college
lew Westminster college, The published |
deviation has been hanging In Archi- !
ect Wares office for nearly three |
ears, and while II was what was want |
d at the time 1t was first drawn, the
Ranges in the college plans and pros
,ects since then have made a different |
lyle OF structure desired President |
Bailey told "News' reporter before |
aavlng for Washington that something |
n the Gothic order would be wanted;
ut then It might be Is months before
here was any decision on any Of the
uilding plans. However, the elevation
lready printed several times In the
'ribune, although now laid aside, Is a
ne work Of art rejecting credit Of Mr..
'reganaa, who designed IT, and II the
ribune is going into printing works
art on general principles, it has made
good beginning,