Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-02
LATE LOCALS.

Today's local bank clearlngs amount
| ed to 1854 as against S5l75456 SO
for the corresponding day Of last year.
The state board of sheep inspectors
will meet next Tuesday, to issue de-
tailed instructions to the local inspec-
tors throughout the state with reference
| to dipping.
Supt. Hampstead Of the Bell Tele-
| phone company has sent to New York
| for a transmitter specially designed TO
| transmit musical sounds, for use In the
| Tabernacle experiments,
Those who desire to vote at the forth
| coming election and are not yet natur-
allied citizens, should note the fact
| that Monday next Is the last day upon
which this work can be attended 10 for
the fall election.
The stale board of horticulture
| Messrs. Thomas Judd Of 81. George,
| b. II, Bowers Of Provo, Mons Peterson
Of Moab and Joseph II. Parry OF Salt
Lake are in the city today comforting
upon fruit matters Of the state, and Will
| probably go TO Ogden and Logan be-
fore adJournlng.
All Of the delegates to the Mining
congress at Butte, are urged TO meet at
the Commercial club at s o'clock this
| evening, to devise ways and means to
bring the next meeting Of the congress
to Salt Lake and TO have its headquar-
ters made here,
President r. G. Miller of the Emery
stake, is at the White House hotel, hay-
Ing come TO this city on business. He
reports satisfactory conditions as TO
| . "a 4
that the ex-strikng miners left in
Emery county are rapidly thinning out
and removing TO other parts Of the
country.
Lillian Jordan, a young girl charged
with incorrigibllity, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Dlehl this morning in the
city court. The testimony showed that
the girl was rather inclined to be way
ward and the court bound her over to
the district court for commitment to
the state industrial school. Her bond
was fixed at $50.
Parties In this city from the worlds
fair tell of speed regulator on exhibi-
ton there that can be utilized on To-
connective or a carriage, When the reg
ular Is once set, neither the locomotive
or the carriages can be run I'm excess OF
that speed. and the invention IL con-
sidered as likely TO prove Of great val
ue
A man giving the name OF i. w. VII.
son was arrested this morning by Ser
geant Roberts and officer Seagor on the
charge OF petit larceny. II Is alleged
that Wilson stole a large quantity OF
railroad brasses from the oregon Short
Line, The brass Is valued az $40. VIII
son Is now In jail and will be given a
hearing before Judge Diehl probably to-
morrow afternoon.
The last Ladies Night social Of theUni-
yersity club Is referred to in local edu-
catioual and society circles as one OF
the most pleasing functions Of the year.
The attendance was $50 or more, and
among the local artlsts TO appear and
make the occasion 40 agreeable were
Mrs. Gillett, Miss Berkhoel, Mrs Keith,
and Grant Hampton, vooallsts and
Harold Slegel at the piano The roof
garden feature Of the club is occasion.
ing much complimentary remark.
The board Of public works viii hold
a meeting this afternoon for the pur.
pose Of awarding the contracts for paw
Ing on South Temple and First streets,
These bids We're opened several DAYS
ago when II was found that the City
Improvement company OF San Francis.
co was the lowest bidder for the work
on South Temple street. while J. r. Mo-
ran OF this city submitted the best hg-
ures for the work on First street, 1t