Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-04
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Daily and Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Principal Roger s. sanborn OF the
Jordan school for the past three years.
has resigned and viii practise law In
stend Of teaching.
Prof. Mcclellan will give an organ
recital In the Tabernacle at $40 this
afternoon The attendance at this sea-
sons recitds is encouraging.
An unusually glorious rainbow
stretched across the eastern sky at z
o'clock last evening. attracting much
attention by reason OF it's brilliancy.
The annual enoampmcnt Of the Utah
q. A. II. will be held on the 2ist inst.
ut Park city, and Department Conn
mander " II. Clark has ISSUED orders
to that effect.
Elders j. W. summerhays, John NJ.
Mills and w. A. Morton OF the Deseret
Sunday School Union board win visit
Nephi tomorrow for the purpose OF Civ
Ing attention to local Sunday school
matters,
Utah lake is receiving 1856 second
feet, or 3.1l0 acre feet, OF water daily
At this rate. the lake VIII receive In 70
days as much water as Is used IN the
valley during an entire season.
Senator w, A. Clark has written to
c. o. Whittemore, stating that his
health has improved by his trip to Mo-
rocco, and he hopes To be back in the
United States IN time TO attend the ST.
Louis Democratic convention.
Three would-he burglars tried TO cf-
feet an entrance into the Grand room
inghouse last night, They raised
ladder to second story window, but
before they could get In. the laudlady
Mrs Henery Meyer frightened thom
away.
In the libel suit or c. A. Nichols
against the Daily Reporter company,
Judge Stewart has granted defendants
motion for a new trial The action
was brought to recover damages for
certain libelous matter printed by de-
PENDANT concerning plaintiff, and the
jury returned verdict for $1,000 in
favor OF plaintiff.
Something like 1000 copies OF the
worlds fair portfolios have been issued
TO the Daseret News subscribers up TO
date. and the work of distribution has
hardly begun There IL such n desire
10 preserve these beautiful Views that
the News vii have q special binder
manufactured In which they can be in
serted IN permanent form,
Some OF the finest specimens OF high
art printing lately turned out have been
exhibited In the college papers, STU
dent Life" issued by the Agricultural
College at Logan, and the Chronicle by
the U. OF u. Both numbers were Is
sued from the press of the Deseret
News, and 70 general has been the de-
mand for them, that extra editions
have had TO be ordered.
Manager Barlow, who Is in charge NJ
the Deseret News branch office Mt Muir
ray, reports wide spread interest in the
suburbs, In the new delivery routes
established by this paper east, south,
southeast and southwest OF Salt Lake.
Eleven mounted carriers pick UP the
bundles OF papers from the street cars
every afternoon, and the residents OF
the suburbs receive their papers In the
afternoon As early as I'm the city
A fractions horse, being driven on
lower State street yesterday afternoon
by Harland Il. Loofbourow, jumped In
front Of car and in the collision the
driver was thrown distance OF twenty
feet. That he was not killed is n Won
der. When picked up. It was feared
his back was broken. but an examina-
ton by Or. Beer proved that Mr.. Loot
borrow had suffered only spraIned
back and some severe bruises
Thieves are getting pretty bold when
they VIII deliberately burglarize the
home OF n policeman. That Is what
one Of them did on Thursday night.
selecting the home Of officer w. c, A.