Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-22
LATE LOCALS.

Troop A gives a social hop tonight at
the armory.
Memorial exercises will be held IN all
the schools Of the city on Friday after
noon next. the same being under the
auspices Of the @. A. X.
Abner Howell writes a friend In this city
that 10 men have been dropped from ms
class. file remains, however, and main
tains a good stand In his studies
Former Assistant Business Manager
Knapp Of the Salt Lake Tribune Is IN
town on business matters. He goes TO Los
Angeles on leaving Salt Lake.
state Superintendent OF Schools Nelson
viii leave tonight for a yisit 70 the stste
normal school al Cedar City. lie VIII also
visit the public school at that place ana
win return on Sunday
The directors of the Y NJ, G. A, are
meeting this afternoon. 10 discuss
plans for the coming financial campaign
during which they expect TO raise SoV,-
600. II not $4,000 for the new building
The mayor today approved a number OF
matters disposed OF BY the council on
Monday night Among them was the APP
preparation OF $500 TO clean out the Sew
enth West canal belonging to the city
There is a large call for tomato plants
and pansies for immediate setting out.
one local dealer says he has bO,OOO to-
mat0 plants, and nearly 10000 pansies
growing for him to place on the mar
ket.
Three cases OF smallpox were reported
20 the board Of health today and placed
under quarantine. They are. Myrtle
Cowan aged ii. Gl3 south Third West,
Lawrence Bert aged 2 SIG south Third
West; Ida Barton, aged q, ll8 ] street
Miss Edyth M. Hale daughter Of Fred
A. Hale of this city, ana junior az
Stanford university, has Il well written
article IN the last number OF the stan
ford SeQuoia (thp college periodical cnu-
lied. alias Burke" Wally Young Is the
editor OF this piper
George o. Noble who was yesterday
charged with insanity before County
Clerk james. has so far recovered MS us
ual reason as to warrant continuance
Of his examination for commitment 10
the state mental hospital, which was set
for today at I o'clock. The examination
has been continued indefinitely,
The state flag now being made In the
art department of z, G, NJ, |. Tor the gov
ernor ana his party to carry with lhem To
L. "
and under the direction OF the Daughters
OF the Revolution. The flag Is llNl2 inches
In size, and Is valued at SlaO. MISS Agnes
Teudt h doing the decorative needle work,
assisted by Miss q. Larson.
Il is ascortaned that the attack on
Brown Is not the FIRST time Hamilton had
got into trouble the state prison. he
made a violent attacr some time ago on
fellow prisoner named Hegs'ead, when an
other prisoner called indian Jimmy gran
he'd him to prevent a possible murder,
Hamilton turned onto Indian Jimmy and
struck him. but was promptly knockeu
down and brought to terms.
The conductors OF the street cars run
ming on east South Temple street are
having a real good time working switch
back opposite the Templeion building
while the new track is being laid TO state
street Hut the work OF tracklaynB II
being prosecuted 80 rapidly that by TO-
morrow evening both new tracks ought 70
be In running order. me concrete peu
for the aspnalt roadway Is going down
rapidly
ID. h. stone, an alleged CRATER was ar.
rested this morning by Sergeant Hempei
and Officer Gatehouse on the charge OF
assault and battery, drunk ana using
abusive language. stone was arrested
some time ago for swindllng a man out
of SEQ. ON Second South this morning
he misto0k a stranger for the man VINO
had caused his arrest ANA without n no-
meut's warning struck the man bio" w
She face He was intoxicated at the tme
and abused the officers roundly when they
arrested him
Alfred Best returned from Denver
this morning, and reports the musical
festival as a pronounced success, es-
pecially the organ recital part OF IT,
Organist Mcclellan will be home tomor-
row morning, having stopped en- route
10 take In a Pixies Peak sunrise. His
friends hint that this was 70 get lnspl-
ration for the composition Of a Pixies
Peak Sunrise organ sonata, which the
talented young musician viii produce
later In the season,
The u. NJ Bell Telephone company Is
covering Idaho with a regular network
of wires. General Manager Murray re-
marked today. that there were over
1900 telephones In the Snake river val
ley, including Pocatello and the num-
Der is steadily increasing. There are ~
phones now In Rexburg and vicinity,
100 at Idaho Falls, 50 at Rigby, and so
on Mr. Murray expects that In the
course OF the year, northern Utah and
southern Idaho viii be literally covered
with them.
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