Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06
LATE LOCALS.

given a county burial this afternoon in
The Potters field
There will be a general meeting OF
teachers at the joint building Feb. II
next, whore they will be addressed by
State Supt. Nelson,
Elders l.. John Nuttall and j. W,
Suinmerhays will visit Mt Pleasant
and Fairview Saturday and Sunday In
tile interest Of religion class work.
The parents meeting TO be held at
the Whittier school has been postpon-
ed until next Monday when supt.
Christensen will deliver an address on
school legislation.
The street railway company has
regular force of car cleaners at work
nights on the cars which are cleaned
thoroughly with the air hose as fast as
they come in
The basketball teams Of the r. Y
academy at Provo and the l.. ID. s,
college In this city, are contesting this
afternoon IN the college gymnasium in
this city There viii be dancing after
the game.
President Frank Knox Of the bank
Of the Republic is on the Pacific coast,
and SlN visit New YORK and other At
lantic coast points before returning to
Salt Lake, going via the southern route
from San Francisco TO New York.
Eastern eggs are becoming scarce as
there Is too good a market for them
a home. and the western hens are not
increasing their output. The result Is
I. stiffenlng of prices and good chances
OF a raise shortly. Prices one year ago
ran upto 45 and 50 cents.
Ogden river continues to flow freely,
notwithstanding the tight grip winter
continues TO hold on that part of the
country, so that the Light and Power
ccmyanys plant is well supplied with
water Manager Campbell remarked
this morning. that considering the long
and severe cold weather, the company
\ as doing remarkably well,
The recital Of Miss Josie Morris
takes place in Barratt hall this evening
at o'clock. 1t is the first public APP
pearance Of the young lady since her
return from New York and she desires
all OF her friends TO know that It is en-
tirely complimentary and that they viii
be welcomed.
Clerk ]. b. Moreton. Of the board Of
education, Is today paying of the
teachers salaries and other appropria-
tons Of the board for the month Of
January The amount Of the teachers
payroils Is S2l.666.52; other appropria-
tons, including tanitors' salaries
amounting to N9.542.S SO. making the to-
tai amount OF warrants distributed by
the clerk sAOlLs5
Many citizens OF this city who have
large business interests In western
Wyoming, win learn with pleasure Of
the Improvement In the local mail ser
vice. Heretofore western Wyoming
malls went by Rock Springs, and were
usually dispatched on train No. s,
scheduled 70 leave Rock Springs at 3
.. m. Postmaster Thomas Of this city
has sueceeded In having an order is
sued so that hereafter Salt Lake City
mail shall be dispatched On train No.
9, which leaves Rock Springs at 7.45
p. m, instead of laying over until the
following day.
This was another cold morning. but
little warmer than yesterday, and the
mercury registered 5 degrees above
zero at a. m. The temperature. how
ever lifted towards noon, as the sun
came out from the haze: hut the 'wea-
Their Office does not look for any relief
from the cold for SO hours yet. An
other heavy frost Is reported from San
Francisco. and the temperature went
down to "a again al Los Angeles. II
showed last night at Phoenix and
Santa Fe, and In western Texas there
was n good deal Of rain. Yesterday
was the coolest day taking the day
through of the season. the mercury
not rising above Is degrees. and fall
ing 10 s DEGREES Trainmen report "a
degrees below zero at Milford. and 30
below at Juab. Fair and cold weather
is predicted for the next IS hours.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Mia Svenson Toolson win be held
IN Sugar westinghouse on Sunday. Feb.
E. at Y o'clock m. Friends cordially
invited. Theiremains can be viewed at
the late home Of the deceased from II
o'clock a. M
W. c. Spence has gone to Chicago
and other eastern points on business.
lie is accompanied by his wife
Only two cases Of smallpox were re-
| ported TO the board OF health today.
They are Bessie and Willie Dunn.
aged and years, residing at 75l West
Second North street
| Bishop Leonard leaves tomorrow. for
| Grand Junction, where he win preach
Sunday. going from there 70 Chi
| cago 10 perform the marriage ceremony
| for Miss Relic Halstead and Frank
| Barker Of that city. The bride visited
In this city, with Bishop Leonard's fam
ily two summers ago. and made many
| friends In Salt Lake, The bishop VIII
be away for two weeks.
f. r. wlcks leaves tonight, on an ex.
tended visit 70 his old home at SYRIA
cuse, \. Y, Where he has not been for
many years