Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11
Io-day's Metals:
SILVER. Bss 81 10 cents
LEAD, $3.50.
CASTING COPPER. N 81 cents o H.
LOCAL BR IEFS.

The loss by the recent fareup at the
Vienna Cafe has been adjusted at $3.50.
The Office hours OF Superintendent
Christensen OF the city schools, during
me remaining days OF June, will be
from 10 4.
o. j. Sallsbury's two sons, who have
Just completed their freshman year ut
Cornell, are en- route home TO spend
the summer vacation here.
The interior finishing OF the McCune
residence on Capitol hill Is being no
deliberately done that Il will require
several months yet to complete II.
The executive board OF the Consolid-
nted Wagon e. Machine company met
Yesterday, and approved OF the plans
offered by Architect II. Ii. Mailer for
their Montpelier warehouse.
A postal card from Evan Stephens,
dated May 70 In Kjobenhavn, Denmark
states that he and Willard ChrIstoffer-
son are visiting the big cathedral there
and enjoying themselves immensely.
An enterprlsing lad who lives In the
southern part OF the city walked into
the sherlffs Office yesterday afternoon
and turned over eighty dozen sparrows
eggs, for which he received 81 as a
bounty
Mrs. Henry Slegel and son Earl,
have returned from their extended
stay In New York, where the young
man has been in school. Mrs. Segel's
host OF friends are delighted to see her
back In Salt Lake again.
The state text book convention com
pleted It's work yesterday. and In adj
dition TO the text books already re-
ported In the News" the following
completes the list. Wells Essentials
OF Algebra, sold by d. c. Heath 8 Co
Hubert Carleton. travelling secretary
or the brotherhood Of st Andrew and
editor OF St Andrews Cross. Ia in this
city from Plttsburg, and the brother
hood In this city will give him re-
ception tonight In 81. Marks cathedral.
Influence Is being brought to bear by
the New York and Atlantic City lodges
OF Elks upon the management OF the
latter beach resort TO release MIR. Sousa
In August long enough for him to come
out here to conduct the band contest.
The steel trusses for the state fair
buildings arrived this morning. and
Will be put into position at the earliest
moment Secretary Sears congratu-
lated himself this morning, that the
trusses had been ordered IN time TO get
them here at this date
At meeting of the Commercial club
last night the following new members
We're enrolled: N. =. DoOly. city.
Frank X. McNamee, DE Lamar, New;
j. G. Kittle. city: ]. S. Crtchlow, city:
George Austin, Lehl w. u. Raeker,
Lehi; William T. Benton, city.
The new time cards have been placed
on all the letter boxes In the business
section Of the city. The new cards
gives the time that the mail IL collected
while the old ones gave the time thar
the collector left the office. II Is readl-
ly seen that the latter Is a much NOR.
useful system.
Scott w. Anderson the well known
member Of the bill posting firm. ana
who lives In the Twenty-seventh ward.
has been suffering for a month from
peritonitis and is now Quarantlned az
home on account OF scarlet fever In the
family. Much sympathy is felt for the
family on account OF the double az
Fiction.
The commencement exercises Of 81. |
Mary's academy Will be held at the
academy building on Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock. The program promises TO |
be replete with unique and Interest," |
ing features, such as have character |
lied the closing exercises Of this inst. |
tuition in the past
W. Andrews OF Panama registered |
at the Knutsford this morning Mr. |
Andrews says work Is being carried on |
steadily on the canal, and there has
been no stoppage of work He reports |
many Americans as being In that part |
OF the country. This is his first visit |
10 this city. and he is much pleased
with It.
The parents OF s. b. Kimball OF this
city and Of Bayard Mendenhall Of |
Sprlngville have received word that |
their sons have just received each the |
degree OF s. r. from the Massachusetts, |
Institute OF Technology. These boys |
have completed the course In electrical |
engineering and they have promising |
future In their chosen field.
W. A. Mcbride. the Washington cor.
OF the Cincinnati Inquirer, |
and the man who conducted the trans
fer OF the Tribune OF this city from
p. II. Lannan TO the present owner Is
n guest AT the Knutsford. He comes
out this way every summer. as he likes
The country. Mr.. MacBride says that
Congress viii soon adjourn, and Is
closing up It's business quickly with
that end in view.
Assistant General Superintendent c.
b. Horton Of the Western Union viii
protest before the Utah state board Of
equalization later In the week against
the valuation assessed against Its
In this etate, and the Short