Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-11
LATE LOCALS,

Albert Birmingham and Loanda j.
Hales both Of Bountiful, were married
In the county clerks Office today by
Deputy Clerk David a. smith.
The state board OF education VIII
meet IN supt Nelson's office tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock to consider
applications for state teachers diplo-
mas,
Little Miss Marjorie Dixon entertain
ed about dozen of her young friends
last evening at the home Of her
mother Mrs Cora Smith Dixon, in hon
or OF her eleventh birthday. The even
ing was spent IN games and dainty re-
freshments were served.
The street railway has 10 miles Of
heavy steel rails to lay Just as soon as
the frost is out OF the ground. The
tracks on east First South street VIII
be relald entire,
The German singing society, Elm
tracht,n VIII give q grand character
ball OF st. Marks hall. opposite the
police station tomorrow Thursday
night, at S o'clock. Refreshments viii
be served during the evening,
The electric light company is setting
w today a $500 pounds pole In front
OF the Keith building, and from which
T. extra heavy copper wires will be
cabled into the building from outside.
= he cable runs up through the center "
TIE pole which is made IN lengthwlsc
y, CtlOnP.
Nothing IN the history Of local book
sales has equalled the rush seen In the
Deseret News establishment since the
advtrtiment IN last Saturday
News Of the Webster dictionary dol.
lar offer The first shipment OF the
big book is now almost exhausted and
other consignments had to be ordered
by telegraph
The ogden Congregationalists are
making special eXertlons TO keep Rev.
h. l. Goshen from transferring his
pastoral allegiance TO the First church
OF this city, and d rather bitter feel
ing Is developing against Salt Lake,
ogden people are saying that no SOON
,er does ogden get hold OF good
thing than salt Lake tries to get it
away from her
The haze and cloud OF today does not
necessarily mean an approaching storm,
as the weather Office ascribes It 70 the
low barometrlc area which Is passing
east to the north OF this state, and the
cIouliness may continue through TO.
| morrow. The weather today was the
first suggestion this year OF anything
like spring and the minimum thermom-
| eter this morning was only 26 II was
| SO warm by cO0n that an 0verc0at was
uncomfortable. Galveston has just had
four inches Of rain.
Water Commissioner ]. Fewson
| Smith. Jr, stated today that Utah lake
| has olsen one foot since the pumps
| stopped working, and the chances are
/ 0ll DO favor NJ the water reaching the
| level of compromise point this spring
| THIS WIl relieve all anxiety In this di-
| retuun. and Chviate any trouble In the
| way of disputes as 10 water supplies
| 10Y Jhe coming iruNtng season. Mr.
smith cNi rassed "a belief that the North
! Jordan anal people would eventually
go into tha agreement which viii secure
government aid towards making OF
| Utah lake reservoir
| 7. A. Helgeland. supervising con
| suuctor 0f the Hmbau organ cCm
| uanv arrived last evening from ih
| laciac coast where be has been install
irl 81 number ut large instruments. auJ
Us spending day ur two IN Salt Lake
| making several adjustments IN III
| great Tabernacle organ lie says
number " echo organs have been ada
! az % noted instruments about th
/ unity OF late and that one connect
| "a with the Tabernacle organ would h
great addition Co H. Mr. Hejgelant
81 ports the organ business as assumlni
great proportions, due 70 the goo
! lines tle says many wealthy peopl
! are having organs placed in thci
houses and many donations are beni
rode TO churches FOR large instruments
70 the trade Is booming. Mr. Hedgelanl
! jr waiting with considerable anticipa
ton TO hear the great Newberry orgai
II Yale as he proposes to be In New
Haven when the mighty instrument !
| CIcucd.