Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-22
LATE LOCALS.

Secretary Harris Of the Commercial club
has adorned the walls Of the clubs hand
some apartments with choice collection
Of paintings ana photographs.
The summer manual training school
started this morning by the Misses Jes-
sup IN the Bryant school building. began
with a success which greatly exceeded
their expectations.
The funeral OF Richard G. McAluster
Will De held from the residence OF Amos
GabbOtt 1850 south State street tomor-
row. Tuesday at 10 a. m. Friends are
Invited TO attend,
Local butter dealers say that notwlth-
standing the sudden unloading OF Utah
butter on the California market. there Is
more than enough still on hand, or TO use
the expression Of a wholesaler, There
are stacks and stacks OF It left
Another desertlon from the navy IS
charged up against Salt Lake Mayor
Thompson today received word from
Commander Charles Il. Fox OF the United
States ship Adams at San Diego Cal.
s1at Ebert Osborne Downing had been
declared deserter on June lN
Local marketmen say that there will be
plenty Of strawberries for the next week,
but after that denOnent sayeth not There
are to be found IN the markets local cher
fornla apricots plums, peaches and black
berries. There are also pineappies from
Florida al 500 per dozen.
YESTERDAY was the longest day Of the
year, and was y hours and minutes
long The length Of the day will remain
stationary for "a few days and then begin
TO shorten as the sun turns towards the
south. crossing the equator Sept a. The
point reached yesterday by the sun Is
called the summer solstice,
There viii be meeting in this city
next spring of the missionary jurisdic-
lions " the Episcopal church covering the
interniountaIn country, the Pacific slope,
and the Pacific Islands. At least 10 blsh-
ops and about 40 clergymen are expected
TO be In attendauce. The general topic
Will be discusslOns on the missionary IN
terests OF thefchurch.
The local agricultural implement deal.
ors report b hsayior demand this season
than last by 10 per cent and over. for
mowers, raKts, and other harvesting ma
chinery Thedcmand FOR beet cultiyating
implements ~ much heavier than ever
before because of the rapidly increasing
acreage h,ing devoted TO raising OF beets
The marktd ~ farmers twines Is report
ed as SIN. due TO operations In the east
State Engineer Doremis returned last
evening from his weeks trip up the We
Der river watershed, and says ihat for the
entire length Of the river the ground u
well soaked 10y the rains, the whole e0un-
try looks green and fresh, and the farm
prs are IN excellent spirits Mr. Dorcmus
SAYS there Is more water in the river than
there was one year ago az this time He
went clear 10 the head waters. and re.
turned via Parley's canyon.
Contractor Campbell Of the federal
building VII have a shipment Of German
stainless cINnt from New York In few
DAYS Wha De work Of resettlng will be
resumed. ltseems that the non-staining
article Is made by q secret process not
yet known IN the United States and until
ID Is learned here. the cement Will have
TO be brought from the other side. The
ordinary cement runs and stains the
stone. The non-stainng does not
Local college men are much interested
I'm the recent performance Of the Yale
university crew at New London. where
With wind and tide In their favor they
pulled over the fOur-mlle course Ia 1853
This beats anything ever done there. and
Indicates that the recent four-mle com
test with the Yale Freshman crew. In
which the latter was victorious must
have heerss fake on the part Of the Uni
tersity rev, Special attention has been
kiven thia .ear 20 the Yale four-oared
crew. Wild fhe hope Of breaking Har-
wards lpia Zine OF victories In the four
Dared races.
special meeting Of the board OF Unl-
yerslty tessTts was held this afternoon
at the Dcstrot National bank, where y
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