Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-02
LATE LOCALS.

State Auditor Tingey today notified
| State Superintendent Of Schools Nelson
that the second appointment of school
funds for this year Is ready for dlstrlbu-
ton, The amount from the state district
school fund Is Sjl,52422, and from Interest.
rentals and leases. S2S5 9G. making a to.
tai amount to be distributed among the
schools Of S00l6h, which will average
about ~ cents per capita Of the school
population.
State Superintendent Of Schools Nelson
Is IN Ogden today on school business.
The waterworks department will com
mence work tomorrow on assessing the
water rates Of the city Tor the year 1903
Six assessors Will be put In the field one
In each precinct and an additional asses
scr for the business or meter district.
County Superintendent Of Schools Ash
ton will address a meeting of the teach
ers Of districts a, 81 and 81 at Riyerton
this afternoon,
Constable John Larson Of Sugar pre-
cinct arrested Frank Dudley this morn
ing on the charge Of selling liquor with
out license, Jusuc lockwood released
him on bonds to appear Monday at p. m.
The Mutual Improvement associations
OF the IWentY-third ward last night pre.
scented Mr. James Stacey. during a so.
cial held at his home, with a handsome
oxford Bible. The evening was very
pleasantly spent Delicious refreshments
were served. During the afternoon Mrs
Stacey was presented with "A valuable sill
yer sugar and cream set by members of
the ward Relief society The family viii
leave Tor Canada some time next week
Mr.. y. S. Rolapp. clerk Of the board
OF education Of Ogden, Is in the city to-
day looking up the school legislation
pissed by the recent Legislature.
At late hour this afternoon nothing
had been heard Of the escaping TRUSTEES
from the state prison IL Is not believed
40 the prison that the men took TO the
railroad, but that rather gQt horses from
somewhere and got right out. Guards arc
out on horseback stll securing over the
country
There were some amusing April fool
dokes played IN the school yesterday. ono
school ma'am found her bell wouldn,
ring when she used II 10 give the usual
signal OF class dismissal and on inyesti-
cation discovered the bell packed with
shoyngs. A boy In another school os,en-
sbly tainted, and was tenderly attended
uy sympathizing teachers and friends,
when suddenly he cloctrined all Uy luuib-
ing up and crying out April f00l'' in
one schoolhouse, by preconcerted ar
rangement the clock hands we're sudden
~ noticed To- be one hour ahead Of tha
right time Sawdust candy and cotton
CAKE were found in numerous schooi
lunches and many other pranks were
playedi SO that altogether, the school
population experienced a rather lively
time OF H.
The management IN this city Of the
Associated Wool Growers company IN
sending out 5000 little pamphlets urging
mat sheepmeu stand together, and to sell
lhelr own wool on their own account al
rtctly 10 manufacturers through the As
ISOLATED company The pamphlets give
extends and carefully prepared eXplana-
lions which viii be read with much in
1eresl by al sheep and wool men.
The street railway company has re-
ceiyed Iailsaw which viii cut through
the largest rail In three minutest also A
machine with which to bore, holes
through wheel centers for Gxles, and has
no operation a travelling crane for han
ding motors and changing car trucks
Ears are now building with reference 20
hhNnE motor attached 20 each axle. or
four 20 q car THIS will give much great
az traction. ans prevent slipping On the
rails. All NJ the small CLOSED cars will be
withdrawn from service next month and
made over into double truck cars Then
work has already begun on east First
South street replacing the old light rails
with heavy steel and altogethcr 10 miles
yin Dr. rclall throughout the system Two
hundred men VIII be employed In the
work OF reconst1ucu0n.
out OF town visitors have been seen 10
arrive Tor the Aprll conference most of
those arriving TODAY coming from Idaho
They are accused OK having brought this
Moons snow with them
The advice " Cashier Donnellan a. IN.
Commercial National bank that the clty
De- given @ gcneral cleaning up without
delay is echoed by many other citizens
as during thc winter time there fs Am
accumulation vi debris 0f an kinds that
uoos net occur IN thc summer time ana
l'. iNrr .e %: this is ap-
parent without any urging.
cold weather has returned Tor a dav or
Two, ana citizens who allowed their fur.
mace hrtf 60 expire are lighting them
again. There Is cold wind blowing from
the north ana the local weather office
IS prfdictng frost again tonight Tbs
frost of last night was Hight and did moi
amount 90 much There was quite n I
furry OF snow towards noon nd the /
Shlcs presently cleared away. Al Modena /
iuett was snow and high winds yester- 1
GAY ne wind registering % miles an
hour Ihefe was snow also at pocatello
one case of smallpox was reported 10
ne board az health today namely. Frod
Bainforth. aged years residing on
Washington street
The report Of County Recorder Metks
Tor the month 0f March shows the rurn- I
bcr 81 documents handled Oh BE- l0s f1r I
" hich the county received On fees. tg945 /
George Francis Train Jr, Is AZ the |
hnutstord from san Francisco on busi- /
hess trip 10 this city
Walter G. Filler has returned from q |
iilp 10 Twin Falls, where he found 0nora. 1
ions progressing as rapidly as could be !