Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06

LATE LOCALS.

Todays local bank olearIngs amount
| ed TO 1854 01G, as against SOC 6lIl3
for the same day last year
The Beesley family Of musicians have
had their group picture taken In large
size, and they make fine showing.
The street department Is busy scrap
ing the snow from the sides of the
streets in the paved district nearest
the sidewalks.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Kleinogc, the local
representative OF Armour & Co., has
been transferred 10 San Francisco, for
which point he Will leave on the 18th,
1t vas not expected this noon that
there would be any Inquest over the
Italian Killed last night at the Warm
Springs quarry, The local Italians viii
give him u burial.
Suit for divorce has been filed IN the
district court by william N. Foster
against Ruin Foster on the grounds Of
desertion. They were married at Lo-
gan on May 6, 1903.
While out walking last night with her
husband, Mrs. Thomas j. Klelnogle Of
lis Fourth East street. slipped on the
pavement and broke her wrist She was
removed 10 her home where Dr. Hos
mer set the fracture.
FL paso has fallen down on getting
the Electrical Workers convention for
1905, as the lodges throughout the cOun-
try voted heavily In favor Of Louisville.
KY, on the referendum vote. But then
III Paso has this years irrigation con-
gress which will have to do them for
the time.
a special from sprngvile says that
4. r.. Child had his right eye removed
at the hospital there last Monday, and
Is doing nicely. Mrs, Jennie y. Whip.
Pile formerly matron Of the Salt Lake
county innrmary, has been taken to the
hospital to be treated FOR long stand
ing aflliotion,
President Jessie NJ Smith Of the Utah
Wool Growers association has ascer-
tanned that there will he fully 100 dele
gates to the Portland conventions from
this state. The delegation viii occupy
three standard seepers. and have
special dining car They propose 10
ave a good time,
The Orpheus club management has
sent out invitations 10 all the men
singers In the city 20 join the club.
Attendance on rehearsals has Of late
been SO irregular that an increase Of
membership Is felt necessary 10 insure
proper balancing Of the voice parts at
rehcarsals.
The new metallurgical building at
the state university Is so nearly COM
plete that II Is being occupied for pur-
poses of instruction. 4 line metal
lurgcal plant Is being Installed, includ-
ing furnaCeA assaying and teaching
apparatus, and the latest methods Of
reducing refractory ores. II ia proposed
to have one Of the finest metallurgica
schools IN the country
Local architects favor separate stair.
ways connecting each theater gallery
with the street and using these exits
after every performance instead Of
having the occupants OF the galleries
return to the street through interior
pnssageWays The use OF such exits
familiarizes the public with them. so
that In case Of need Of their sudden use.
there would be no delay In The escape Of
an audience,
The terrible anthrax disease which
caused such a mortality among horses
at Milford, Utah some weeks ago. has
now appeared at clifton, Ida, where
one man alone has lost 70 head. Vcter-
inarans say that horses dying OF that
disease should not be buried as the
germs get up through the ground and
into the grass, thus communicating the
disease to other animals The only way
to do Is 10 Cremate the dead animals,
and thus destroy the germs