Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-22
I LATE LOCALS,

The board Of education Will meet to-
night In special session 10 consider
the appropriation list for the month.
Malcolm Glendinning Is reporting on
Che Spokesman-Reyiew OF Spokane,
where he Is reported as doing excellent
work.
Mrs. Charless Poll OF South Weber,
who was so severely injured Sunday
night, just north Of this city In a run
away accident, Is improving from the
terrible shock she received.
The Ladies' Relief society of the
Twenty-iirst ward will give an old time
sociable and character ball In the
ward Westinghouse tomorrow (Frlday)
evening. Refreshments viii be served.
and prizes given for the best sustained
characters.
Cashier James christensen Of James
NJ. Petersen's bank at Richiield, is at
the Kenyon, and called this morning,
on the local banks. He says the pres
ent storm has skipped his part Of the
state, although the precipitation was
much needed there. However, home
business conditions are good, and clti-
zens are hopeful
ht ulpiltite luftAnlk VI lllt NANhfiF
and teachers Of the Second ward Sun
day school viii be held at the Second
ward Westinghouse tomorrow evening
at O'clock instead Of at the residence
OF John Stringham, In consequence Of
the funeral OF Mrs G, w Penrose TO
be held tomorrow afternoon.
X. w. Faris OF Boise Idaho. chief
engineer OF the Twin Falls Land and
Irrigation company, Is IN the city on
business connected with that enter
prise. He says that matters are be-
ing gotten into shape to do large
amount OF work by spring 10 open up
proposition OF stupendous proportions
and OF great benefit TO the state.
j. w, Langley. a prominent mining
man, and q member OF the Salt Lake
stock exchange, was a visitor in Tono-
pah the early part Of the week. Dur
ing his s0journ he made the trip
through the Mi2pah mine. and to The
Miner he stated that he was amazed at
what he saw. In extent and richness,
he said. II beat anything be had ever
seen.-Tonopah Miner
Manager J. T. Dooley Of the Dooley
building has put IN smoke consuming
attachments on his boilers from which
the best Of results are expected. They
operate on the principle OF steam Jet
from the front Of the fire box. mingled
With air drawn through q regulated
draft The steam and fresh air COM
bined mingle With the smoke and rem
der ii inhammuhle so that Il burns
readily, aud besides being consumed,
adds 70 the heat units under the boil
ers.
Judge Diehl had before him this az
ternoon good batch OF drunks Who
has been run In, FOR the most part, dur
Ing the silent watches OF the night. In
most cases an order OF DISCHARGED was
made, the exceptions being old Offend
ers who have become so used 20 the
city basulc that 20 deprive them OF a
nights lodgings would be taking away
their only comfort There was q num-
Der OF f0rfeitures Of deposits made by
gamblers and lewd women while In
the case az Ernest II. Rich. charged
with an assault upon his father, the
court made an order Of dismissal ana
Rich was allowed to 90 his way.
Girard Hale and Asher cowen. The
young men who have been on their
travels In the far southeast returned
to their Salt Lake homes the other day,
20 the delight Of their respective FAM
lies. They have had enough OF travel.
ami seen enough OF foreign parts. and
are now ready 10 return 20 their high
school Studies. foune Hale varied the
monolony OF ne IN New Orleans by
shipping as steward on a coaster Ice
tween the Crescent City and Costa
Rica. ON arrival IN South America. be-
proceeded TO OF up on bananas and
malaria. The combination did not
work very satisfactorily. and the super
abundance Of mosquitoes was a third
disturbing factor. SO Master Hale de-
clined pressing Invitations from his
Commanding officer 20 remain m the
service. and remained at New Orleans
on the return trip until ready 10 come
bone 10 Salt Lake.