Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30
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Daily and Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Lydia d. Alder. formerly Of Eng
land, now OF this city has been admit
ted TO citizenship by Judge Stewart.
Farmers are purchasing plentfully
Of plows, harrows and cultlvators In
preparation for active spring farm
work,
Prof George NJ. Marshall will lecture
tomorrow evening in Unity hall on the
"Elizabethean Epoch No charge for
admission;
Rev Dr. Burt Of Rome. Italy. who
was visiting In this city yesterday, says
that there are 80 Methodist ministers
doing missionary work in Italy,
Suit has been filed in the district
court by the Bingham Livery & Trans
fer company against II. D, Mcdonald to
quiet title To a parcel Of land In Blng'
ham canyon,
Private Sylan d Leon Of the Signal
corps was COurt-martialed Thursday
night and fined for non-attendance on
drills, Capt Webb was the summary
court officer,
Local miitiamen are confident that
there will be is sharpshooters ready for
the national guard to be sent to Sea-
grit, N, j., next fall 70 compete for the
national trophy
The grounds In front Of the UnIver.
sity club are being attractively laid our
IN lawn with seml-circuar cement
walks.and n macadami2ed carriage way
Is being made on the east side through
the porte cochere.
The new Stenographlc association will
wear special button indicative Of the
associations character, The next meet
Ing will be held May . and a social win
be held next Saturday evening,
President ]. Il. Cosgrnf Of the Com
mercal National bank Is giving a series
Of lectures to the boys at All Hallows
college on banking; and Attorney Geo,
j. Gibson Is instructlng the students on
commercial law,
W. A. YormllIon OF Dillon, Mont, n
recent graduate Of the department Of
pharmacy OF the University OF Califor-
MIA, has bought II. a. llansen's drug
store, 81 west Second South street, ana
viii continue the business,
Answering q query published in the
News" some time ago, Mr. l., Row
bottom, formerly Of Cumberland, Wyo,
writes that he is now located at KIM
ball, Alta, N. w r., Canada, whore he
would be very pleasd to hear from the
inquirer In the near future.
The exhibition drill yesterday after.
noon by the high school cadets was a
gratifying success, and was witnessed
by large crowd Of spectators, includ-
Ing students and citizens. Tho drill
ing was both by battalion and by COM
pany, and the boys showed marked pro-
iiciency.
Napoeonlc Scrap books are ovIdcnt-
ly going 10 be the fad from now on.
Bishop whitney Is among the first 10
announce that he VIII open scrap col
lection Of clippings from the Saturday
News" articles on Napoleon COM
menced In this issue.
Judge Foreman was In town yester-
day, from Ogden for the first time since
last semptember; and previous to tina,
time he had not been IN Salt Lake since
the last presidential election. The judge
has had a good deal Of trouble with
his eyes, so that he can no longer use
them for reading
The recently organized society for
ideal culture win hold Its first meeting
next Sunday afternoon ~ 3 o'clock, In
Unity hail. when the aims and objects
OF the society will be explained, There
will also be Il lecture ON the ideals OF
truth, goodness and beauty with read
ings and a musical program.
Allan @, Lampson has returned from
his eastern trip, lie ATTENDED the SEN
ate committee hearing, when Judge
Powers WAS on the stand, and says the
judge Was easily a star witness. Every