Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-30
LATE LOCALS.

Governor Morrison of Idaho Is ex-
pected in Salt Lake tomorrow on a
brief visit
Judge Lewis today admitted John
james and Frederick Schmidt, former
" of Germany, to citizenship.
Leslie Young son OF Cashier II. s.
Young, is home for the holiday vacation
from the California mission
There will be special religious SER
vices in the Catholic cathedral New
Years day at and 8 a. m.
George A. Smith OF the Utah Sugar
Office is receiving the congratulations
OF friends today on the advent of a
baby girl which arrived yesterday.
Captain Ulman of A troop is expected
here now from Baltimore about Jan. 10.
He intended originally to be here earli-
er, but has been unavoidably delayed.
Prof Swendsen Of the United States
geological survey has Just returned
from trip to Boise for consultation
on reservoir matters with the super
vislng engineers there.
Mrs. Il. l.. Downing, wife OF General
Travelling Agent Downing, of the Short
Line and Union Pacific, is reported as
having typhoid fever. The case was
reported to the board Of health today.
A ball with refreshments will be Civ
en- at Russell hall, Market street, to-
morrow, Thursday, evening, for the
benefit of the Latter-day Saint meet
inghouse IN Stockholm, The general
public Is invited.
Ladies' day with the Elks has been
changed for this week from Thursday
TO Friday; and the wives and daughters
OF members OF the order viii receive at
the club house all OF New Years day.
There will be music and refreshments.
The Deseret National bank is In re-
ceipt of handsomely prepared volume
containing half tones Of all of the
noted buildings In New York City, from
its New York correspondent, the Amerl-
can Exchange National bank.
Fish Commissioner Sharp has coo, 900
trout eggs Matching at the state hatch
cry, and will add 100000 to this num-
Der, making Il round 100000 These
will be distributed In the spring among
the et%erent streams Of the state.
Local iumbermen report that prices
have fallen 10 as low q point as they are
likely TO reach this season. and that
when any changes are made they are
likely 10 go higher California FIR con-
tlnues to be the standard lumber ship
ped into this market, though there is a
steady demand for other classes.
Fifty-two Of the delegates appointed
to the Portland conventions by the
executive committee of the Utah Wool
Growers association. have signined
their intention to attend, and it is be-
lieved that there VIII be az least rs
in attendance at Portland from this
state, out Of 100 appointed,
The Independent Telephone company
has completed its ogden lines az far ns
Farmington from this city, iye full me-
tallic circuits, so that between the com.
ples6 sgrgice Of the Bell company and
the service TO be provided by the rival
company all demands for telephone
communication are likely TO be fully
met.
When asked for diagnosis Of Judge
DicksOn's condition this morning his
physician replied; Zine, Great The
Judge slept Ike a los, ate a breakfast
that would have done Sandow credit,
and is ready for another Christmas
dinner, and has been telling funny
stories all day Never In my life saw
such beautiful recovery"
The Saints OF the new Fifteenth ward
viii meet in the ward chapel on sun
day afternoon next (which time bust
ness affecting the auxiliary organiza-
tions OF the ward will be transacted
The ward house has just been enlarged
by the addition of a spacious gallery
and Il Is expected that on the occasion
named the building viii be taxed TO its
capacity.
Roy Thompson, the Fort Douglas
soldier who was sentenced TO q fine OF
5000, a month ago for forging United
States money order was released from