Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-09

| vi last SUNDAY, Wnen there developed n
fine, healthy case OF love at first sight.
4 rattle and benefit concert In aid OF
Mrs. David Nelson will be given at
the WoodmeD's hall, IL west First
South street on Thursday next, April
H. The program VIII include Instru-
mental music by the Mcclure Bros
! quartet, Nelson quartet; song, Mrs
Thomas Hull song Mile Williams,
and a recitation.
The sanitary condition Of the houses
ana yards on east South Temple street
| are reported In better condition this
! spring than at any time In the past.
But there are still u houses on the
| street not yet connected with the sew
ers. and 20 days notice win be given
them In which 10 comply with the law.
{. o Pratt, national organizer OF the
| ANA gamatcd Association OF Street e
| Electric Railway Employees Of America,
| Is IN town with view 10 organizing
| union among the streetcar men In this
| city He claims TO find ready re-
| Spouse 10 his appeals. and that 40 APP
pllcaIions for membership have been re-
| ceived
A Linton Of Kansas City accompanI-
ed by his wife, arrived In Salt Lake
last night. He will probably not soon
forget his arrival here, as II Is marked
by his robbery OF the sum OF $50 He
says the money was stolen on a Rio
| Grande Western train. AS soon as he
discovered the theft he reported the
matter 10 the police.
SUIT for divorce has been filed In the
district court by Elizabeth Hunter
against Joseph Hunter on the grounds
OF failure 10 support and habltual In
temperance They were married at
ScOfed on Nov. 20. 1898, and have one
child or which plaintiff asks the Gus
tody Mrs. Hunter also asks that her
maiden name, Elizabeth A. Hardee,
be restored to her.
Mayor Morris has called meeting
OF the special water committee Of the
city council, appointed by President
Hewlett last Monday night, to be held
tonight In the office Of Richards a
Varian. The object OF the meeting Is to
discuss Informally the question OF OBJ
taining a larger water supply for the
city and protecting It's rights In the
Utah lake project.
The next monthly meeting Of the
Benefit association Of the Nauvoo Lee
gion will be held Monday evening, Apiil
II, az 1880 o'clock, In the Bishops office,
Tithlng yard. A continuation Of the in
toresting lecture given at the last meet
ing By VIM Sanders on the life Of 10.
seph Smith. the Prophet will be given
by Mrs. II. Roundy, All members OF
the association are cordially invited.
Students, patrons and friends Of tho
Salt Lake High school were given Il
rare treat last evening at Unity hall.
The German department OF that lnsti-
tuition rendered a German comedy In
n truly enjoyable manner. Two songs
were sung by the Junior class girls
quartet, after which all Joined IN a
dance. The evening was pleasant
throughout and Is regarded bv the stu
dents as one OF the events OF the year.
Emma Carroll has filed suit for d-
vorce IN the district court against Will
liam j. Carroll on the grounds of cruel
~, non.1pport and habItual lntemper-
ance, They were married In this city
on March "a. 1891, and have four chill
dren of whom plaintiff asks the GUS
tody, The specific act Of cruelty COM
planned of Is that defendant on Feb. |
Is, 1904, struck plaintiff In the face |
and severely bruised her.
There Is not much doing at present |
In contracting circles but livelier |
times are prophesled later on. Steel Is |
now being placed for the roof at the |
Catholic cathedral, and as soon as tho |
east tower Is four feet higher work |
Will begin on the companion tower. |
The steeples are to be OF steel with |
stone veneerlng. The Atlas block Is |
completed, and filling up with tenants |
who appreciate the double elevator |
service.
An error was made In the statement /
OF a friend OF County Clerk James In /
the News" on Thursday evening. II |
was stated that the reason the clerk
refused to give any legal advertising
to Truth was because OF the attacks
upon him which appeared In that pub.
llcation. This Is a mistake. Mr., James
refused to give the paper advertising
for political reasons and his refusal
to do 30 was the basis OF the attacks
uron him which appeared afterwards
In Truth.
Hundreds OF students OF the l.. d. s.
turned out yesterday to clean
up the school grounds which are being
for trees, shrubs, flowers and
lawns, The matter had been decided
upon at the mornings devotional ex-
erclses, Mrs. Nellie Keddlngton sang,
In an artistic voice OF pure soprano
quality. the beautiful selection,
ASHAMED of Jesus" Then Student
Archer Wiley moved that school adj
journ at $3.50 to enable all the stu
dents to work at clearing-up the front
yard. Students Vernon Felt. and JOS
b. Harris seconded the motion In hap
py speeches, and the motion was unanl-
mously carried amid applause and
laughter nc the incidents which II de-
veloped, II was announced that Arbor
day would be observed By the school
next Friday and the days for the meet
ing Of student societies 10 prepare for
the occasion We're designated.