Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-01
LATE LOCALS.


The city school census viii be COM
The city school board win hold It's
regular monthly meeting tomorrow
night.
The executive committee Of the state
Teachers association is In session this
afternoon.
Appraiser Tranlor OF San Francisco
Is in the city, adjusting losses from
the Newman fire.
The fees Of the county clerks office
for the month OF July amounted to
2,Oll.65, an increase of SSSi4O.
Miss Laura Miner has returned to
her home in Logan after "A visit of three
weeks with friends In this city
The Seventh and Nineteenth ward
Sunday schools spend tomorrow at La
COON. They invite their friends TO go
with them.
The Tenth quorum Of Seventy win
Hold its regular monthly meeting
at the Second ward Westinghouse to-
night at 1880 o'clock.
Thomas Judd. president OF the state
town this afternoon, from ST. George.
He always stops at the Cullen.
The following foreigners were admit
ted TO citizenship today by Judge Hall:
otto Johnson, August Swenson, Swe-
den Guy Cappuccio, Italy; William j..
Woodrow, England.
There Is a steady stress Of fair wea-
ther In prospect, with warmer promised
for tomorrow, by the local weather Of
fee The Denver weather office, how
ever predicts local thundershowers for
this state.
Salt Lake people who have been up
in Seattle report that Captain Grant OF
the quartermaster's department. u. 5.
A., has made fine record for himself,
and Is well thought of.
At the l.. d. $. hospital. the windows
are being put In, and the hardwood
finish is going up. The building IL
rapidly getting to where 1t can be
seen that II will be admirably adapted
for the purposes for which 1t is inteded'
Brig. Gen. Cannon and Lleut.-Co Il.
r. Smith will visit both ogden and
Provo this week to determine the loca-
ton of the coming national guard en-
campment The belief seems to be
that Ogden will carry off the plum.
Judge Dehl Is now sitting for Judge
Tanner in the civil division Of the city
court. For the next two weeks state
cases will be called at $3.50 in Judge
Tanners court room, after which the
regular civil calendar will be taken up,
At 80 .. m. the court will try police
cases in the old city hall, and the re-
mainder of the afternoon will be devot-
ed TO civil cases IN the joint building.
The real estate men viii meet this
evening, in the office Of President j. Ii.
Houston on south East Temple street,
where will be discussed the quarters
to be occupied by the association for
an information bureau, the appoint
ment of q secretary and manager In
charge, and reports by different COM
mittees as TO plans for advertising the
city and the state as desirable places
OF residence and for various CONNER
cial and industrial activities
The Mutual Improvement boards OF
Pioneer stake viii meet at the home ~
n ISIS Sasie Heath, 705 South East Tenn
pie street Tuesday, Aug, g at s D. IN.
x full attendance Is desired.
ALIEN BUCHANAN, Jr.,
SASIE HEATH
Stake Superintendent.
There were four brass bands In the
city today, but they did not play here,
as they were accompanying the Utah
county musicians on their Lagoon eN-
cursion trh. The bands were the Pay
son, Spanish Fork, Pleasant Grove and
fehi bands, numbering 20 men each.
The bands will play In unison at the
resort, as wen as Individually
Wesley Paul has returned from a
trip through Mexico and Arizona Ia
the interest of the United States Inves-
tor Of Boston and New York. He says
that the republic is rapidly becoming
Americanzed, especially in the state
OF Sonora where there is now about
one American 10 every Ave Mexicans,
and where there are enormously profit |
able copper mines.