Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02


A meeting OF the Veteran F'iremen will
I be held at 81 Canyon Road Monday eve
ming nj o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present.
There viii be civil service examIna-
tion IN this city June 30 for the position
OF medical inferno at the government hos
pital for the insane, Washington, d. c., at
4 y0o0 per year.
\ Harry Dukes friends are quietly work.
ing for HIS pardon when the board OF
pardons meets on the 18th. The claim
will be made that his Imprisonment Of
nearly one year has been sufficient
Word comes from MarysyilIe Of the
death at that place Thursday OF Noah
Jenkinson, who was with General Sher-
! man IN his famous march TO the sea-
Father Jenkinson was In his seventy
eighth year
Herman Jensen, a son Of Joseph. Jensen
4 OF Provo. Is at the keogh- Wright hospital
suffering from serious injury 20 his foot.
/ The injury was caused through stepping
.Qpoek1snalsty nail and for a time Il was
>red that 10ckjaw might develop How
yer, he Is now reported to be doing nice
There Is reported quite a demand for
vehicles OF all descriptions this spring,
but especially farm wagons One local
wheeled carriages, the third wheel being
The front one. Such q carriage turns as
though or pivot and seems TO run az
evenly and smoothly as the four wheeled
article.
1t win be within the province OF the
poatofiice Inspectors who are TO be here
In u few days to investigate Col. Daugh-
erty's methods Of postoffice bookkeeping,
10 decide whether he shall be given an
opportunity TO present his defense before
them In person. or whether they, the IN
fpectors, will merely look over the colo
nels books.
The street car fender has saved anoth-
err life, A drunken negro fell In front OF
State street car last night when the
fender rosed him along the Belgian pave
mcnt uniil the car stopped. The man wan
bruised and his clothes torn, but other
wise he was uniniured, This makes the
fourth or NTH time since the introduce
ton Of the fender that q life has been
saved, where without the fender there
would have been destruction OF life.
The Rowland Hall girls enjoyed May
pole dance yesterday afternoon, on the
lawn before the school buildings. There
was a browning Of the May queen, Miss
Pearl Gieed, with Dorothy Leonard AZ
The maid OF honor, and Marjory Jacobs.
Pauline May, Dorothy Leiligh and Allie
Benson as pages. The fiesta included also
q number Of May day games and many
friends OF the institution were present.
The buildings and grounds were hand
somely decorated.
Hon. W. IL King viii be speaker at
4he Joint session Of the Mutual Improve
ment associations OF the Eighteenth ward
tomorrow night. in addition an attTac-
tive musical program will be rendered by
the Eighteenth ward Notwithstanding solos
by George ID. Piper. Ruth Wilson. Mar
xaret Caine Patrick and W, q. Patrick.
Among other selections the cheir will
render II Waited From the Lord, from
Mendelssohn's Hymn OF Praise
Prof. G. T. Prall OF the geological sur
vty is as the Knutsford EN- route from
Nevada. where he has been surveying
Tor the Truokee- Carson irrigation scheme
Tor northern Montana TO take. charge Of
the buIlding OF a canal and dam on the
I'll Mary's river for the purpose OF de-
-flectinp the stream back from Canada TO
2hc United States, where orslnaly
be covered by the water from this irrlga-
lion system Is $4,000 acres
The state university commencement will
be held May 81. and the baccalaureate
errmon will be preached the previous
enndav evening by Rev Elmer j. Goshen.
The commencement address viii be dc.
livered By Lyman Skeen, Jr., fh.D, u
the University Of Virginia ana Anton n.
Iund will represent the regents on the
,,n,versitv program. Miss y. Angelina
Holbrook will deliver the valedlc,ory for
me college class and David II Howell
win represent the normal graduates.
Word came down from Butte this morn
Inv that the linemen Of the street rail-
way and electric light company had
efrstck for 4 raise IN wages Of from S.'o
10 $3.50 per day. and more strikes were
coming u Is claimed by people aclpslnl-
uracfically ruined tho town, and that "
sill moi take much more aggression IRON
them 10 result I'm a general SHUT down OF
he mines ard smelters. This Will De fol-
lowed by an exodus OF about all VINO are
10 liked that they can get away
Acting Adjutant General Park Of the
national guard issued today from head
<,:nrfers circular No J, containing rcgu-
1ations Tor the use and obstruction OF
Icndr IN the national guard service. The
regulations give detailed directions Tor all
I'M movements 20 be made on parade. IN
Marching. inspection ana resinw Army
<,<ijIfarv movements that when soldier
SrsIsrs 70 know how he should. pop The
n,,t4fion to a girl. or now 70 c0nc1ct NM
<<1f al a funeral all he has 20 do Is 20
refer 10 the regulations
Il 81 learned from a reliable sourctShat
ct,,.or, and j. r. Bamberger have been ~
r~'rfespondence with Senator Clark with
view 10 consolldatlng their 3S-foot mont
~ East Temple street, Immediately north
"A are senator's property With his, 80
I'D IN the event OF his purchasing the
N Walker property al The corner.
~ rrhoie i65 feet front could be made
Xxx aifc OF magnificent great ONCE and
Hort building. This. i y neil. wolla r.
<r1her 10 maintaining the prestige OF the
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