Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-30
LATE LOCALS.

The first competitive individual drill
for the Lllley gold medal by members
OF The Signal corps. will be held tomor-
row night in the armory. and a large
attendance Of visitors is promised.
The Alcatras company Is concreting
the south side OF Second South street
between Second and Third West streets.
The block Immediately east has been
ready for its asphalt coating some time.
Sheep owners who would get their
sheep upon the Forest reserve this sum
mer, must make application in petson
at the office Of the Utah Wool Growers
association In this city. Application
by mail Will not do.
The threatening weather OF today is
due to the formation OF a storm center
directly over this basin. and the local
weather Office predicted this morning a
likelihood Of showers this afternoon and
tonight.
JudgeF'orshee has decided not to2bulld
on his West Temple street lot near
Third South street until after his return
in the fan from Alberta, where he goes
June /. The Judge spends his summers
over the border where he has consider
able property.
Capt. Jno. $. Levy writes the State
Bank Of Utah, from Modena, Utah.
stating there. will be 10000 pounds OF
wool and 5000 wethers for sale at that
point between the LIST and 9th OF May,
and asks that buyers receive notice OF
the fact.
The chief Of police Is reported as say
ing that the continuance OF prize fight
ing In this city is bringing here q large
increase In the idle and dlsreputable
element, and that this Is likely TO in
crease II prize fighting Is allowed to
continue.
Ex-Territorlal Secretary @. A. Black.
with others, criticizes the Southern
Pacific for building across Great Salt
Lake and prophesies that II q train
ever goes into the lake, the loss of life
from strangulation will occasion such
horror that travellers will refuse 10
patronize that route.
Arrangements have been made TO run
q special over the Rio Grande for the
annual convention at Ogden Of the Utah
Christian Endeavor Union, Epworth
League and Baptist Young Peoples I'm.
ion, May 10. The train viii leave this
city at 7:S5 a. M. and returning, leave
Ogden AZ 1880 p. m. The fare for the
round trip viii be sl.OO, with children
at half price. z. II. Dorman, promi.
nent Endeavorer Of this city, win have
charge OF the excursion.
President Harry Shearman OF the salt
Lake Chapter OF the American Institute
OF Bank Clerks, received today a letter |
from the headquarters In New York ex. |
pressing qualification with the organI- |
zation OF the order in this city. and ex.
pressing the hope that II win become |
one OF the most valuable institutions in |
this part OF the country.
City Auditor Reiser is today having
the monthly salaries OF the civ M. !
Acials and members OF the council ana |
police department amounting 10 81 ssI
Vie VIII pay the fire department salaries
tomorrow.
The case OF the state VS. Thomas Nc
gee, charged with the murder OF Henry
Johnson VIII be taken up for prellmin-
airy nearing IN Judge Diehl's court to-
morrow morning, beginning at 10
Peter Corieno, an Italian about sc
years OF age, who resides IN this clty.
was committed to the insane ASYLUM
81 Provo today by County clerk James
ana Drs. Mayo and Eilerbeck The
nan came to Utah about ono year AGO
rom Nevada. His class OF lnsgnitv is
slVen as nelancholia. The man has
been treated by physicians here ever
SINCE he has been In the state ana II
. supposed that he was insane when
pc came here. An effort will be made
70 send him back 10 Nevada as the of.
'clals are OF the opinion that he ls Inv
light a Nevada charge. ~
Members OF the Utah batteries claim