Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-25
LATE LOCALS.

], A. Bagley attorney general OF Ida
no. is in the city for a day or two
During the absence Of AdjtrGen. c.
s. Burton Of the National Guard. Col,
Sam G. Park Of the First infantry,
viii occupy the adjutant generals desk
The third year class Of the Latter
day Saints university gave delight
fll entertainment last evening to the
ether classes of the school A musical
program was first rendered In BaTatt
hall. Those who furnished numbers
were Misses Symons, Paul Thomas
Grant and Dunbar. j, s. Sharp, the
Class president, then invited all the
audience to the gymnasium which hwi
been tastefully decorated with gold ana
blue bunting for the occasion. Here a
social handshake was held, followed
by a dancing party. Delicious lemon
AIDE was served free TO all the guests
auc the affair was considered one OF
the best matinees Of the season.
The Utah Bar association will hold
a banquet tonight ut the Commercial
Clup
The directors Of the D. A. & NJ So
ciety are meeting this afternoon, to be-
gin work. principally on the premium
list for the state fair In the fall
There viii shortly be two new pre-
tentious restaurants in town--one on
south East Temple street, and one near
the Wilson hotel
The overhead cash system has been
adopted in the grocery department oil
4, c. NJ. !,
The University Of Utah debating team
viii meet a debating team composed
Of w. II. Lyon, Preston Richards ana
James Sanders, teachers in Salt Lake
county schools, IN a practise debate
&C Bntlerville on Tuesday night Inc
question viii be. Resolved, Thai
municipalities should own and control
their lighting plants. street railways
aud telephone systems"
John G. Weaver, the local poet and
newspaper man Is compiling subscrip-
ten volume OF his Lights and Shad-
cws" poems and others that have APP
feared IN the Salt Lake press. The Dook
iii contain $50 pages and VIII De pup
ilshed during the summer.
Emma f. Wood and husband have
transferred 10 j. Sparey for A,5OO, 2hlx
10 rods OF ground In lot b, block 49,
plat y. the same being located on the
southeast corner Of Third South ana
Seventh East streets
The board Of public works has ex-
tended the time q days for the Colorado
company TO build the Jordan & Salt
Lake canal conduit, owing to the delay
necessary In lowering the water piping.
This was quite feat and included the
insertion Of two &c degrees bends In the
large pipe The board also granted the
city Improvement company the priv
ilege Of closing South Temple street be-
tween state and East Temple streets
for the time being--in order to push
more expedtiously the asphalt paving,
so as 20 have 1t all done by the arrival
of the president
For a consideration OF $1,000, s. j.
Jenkins has sold TO Eleanor Bell 34-5x
10 rods Of ground In lot 5, block 10, plat
/ b. located on the southeast corner Of
Fifth East and Sixth South streets.
The American Exploration company
OF this city filed It's articles Of incor-
poration In the county clerks office to-
day. Its capital is $4,000, divided into
shares of the par value Of 81 each,
George Romney is president; John
Clark. vice president; G. b. Stewart,
treasurer; G. A. r. Orlob, secretary.
The company owns a group Of mining
claims In the Snake Creek district,
Wasatch county, and an interest In the
II. J. d. group in the Spring Creek dis.
trlct, Juab county.
One case Of smallpox was reported TO
the board Of health today in the family
Of Mr.. Langenbacker, residing at b57
west North Temple street. Two cases
were reported late yesterday afternoon.
They are: Margaret Jorgeson, aged 40
22S east South Temple street; William
L. Robinson, aged p, sent to the isoa-
ton hospital
Mrs. Ezra T. Palmer will entertain q
number OF her friends at her elegant
home in Farmers ward on south West
Templet street this evening.