Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-16
LATE LOCALS.

MI ana MIS-. VI. Il. htdTHS returned
today from trip TO Santa Catalina
island
Mrs. +, j. Gllchrist. who has been
visiting Mrs. Joel Priest, left today
for her home.
Prof, Mcclellan has decided to recog-
nize no encores this season In the Tab
einacle organ rectals.
The federal court adjourned last
evening until Monday, when the case
Of Sullivan vs. the Daly-West will come
up on trial,
Sunday school conferences will be
held tomorrow I'm the Fifteenth and
Seventeenth wards. beginning at 10
a. m and $50 p. m,
The Sons Of the American Revolu-
ton will hold their eleventh annual
banquet next Tuesday evening, at the
Commercial club,
over 20 building permits were today
issued TO j, Donnan Reavls on behalf
OF various clients who are getting roofs
over their heads Of their own,
G. 4. Savage leaves tonight. for
southern California where he will do
extensive photographing for the San
Pedro road. He wiz be. absent two
weeks.
Attorney f. $, Richards has gone to
Washington, ID, c., to discuss with thu
government officials certain legal
phases Of the Utah lake irrigation pro-
ject He viii also probably be present
at the Smoot investigation during his
absence.
Jacob Morllz has submitted to the
Commercial club a scheme In aid OF the
project 10 bring TO this city. the next
annual convention Of the United States
Brewers association. The board OF
governors will consider 1t at Tuesday
evenings meeting,
Throngs Of delegates from the east.
ern states en- route TO the uuirrennlal
OF the Methodist church to be held at
Los Angeles, will be In this city two
weeks from today, to remain over Sun
day; and the local pulpits viii be filled
by visiting clergymen.
The residence of Katherine A. ].
Trlpp, two miles west .; Murray, burn
ed down yesterday with a loss of
81 ,5OO insured for $1,000 in the Home
Fire OF this city, The house had Just
been repaired, and was unoccupied. The
cause of the fire Is unknown.
Part OF the Ogden switchboard of the
Utah Light and Railway company
burned out early this morning, and this
was complicated by atmospheric difn-
cultles on the Telluride company's
lines. However. by Immediately utll-
izing the steam power plants in this
city the erect on the street car service
was limited.
Utah lake Ia now 222 feet below
compromise point, or at the same level
as on May ], 1903, with the high water
yet to come. II Is expected that the
lake VIII rise one foot yet before II
becomes stationary The gates at the
pumps were opened this morning and
the water Is now running by gravity
into the Jordan river
Manager A. S. Zimmerman OF Held's
band leaves next week for 81. Louis
10 arrange for u series OF concerts mt
the fair by Helds band the coming
summer. The band Is In first class
trim, having been playing all winter in
concert, and with an increased instru-
mentatlon viii be IN condition TO ap-
pear with credit to Salt Lake as well
as Itself.
a limited quantity of free fuel may
be secured by worthy poor people nv
calling at South Temple and First West
streets where j. D0uan ReavIs Is
Wrecking several old buildings prepare.
tory 70 the erection Of thc new Empire
block. There are about 50 loads of
waste lumber 10 be given away. and all
mat Is asked Of parties to whom IL is
given, Is that they haul II away.
INF Methodist church was we'll filed
last night, on the occasion of the bal.
lad recital Of Mrs A. D, Melvin. She
was assisted by Mrs. Kelsey as elocu.
ZIONIST and Miss Hattie Wishard, ac.
companlst, and the entertainment was
Il success both financially as well as IN
an artistic sense, II was remarked
by Mrs Melylns friends that she ap.
peared 70 be In better voice than for n
long time previously and her effortg
were source Of satisfaction 10 her
many friends and admirers present,
Architect Headlund states emphatic
ally that neither he nor Mrs. Kent White
have any connection with the burning
Bush" people and that az 10 himself
he has severed his connection entirely
with the Nazarene mission. Mr.. Head
lund says he has borne all the OK.
pCnses OF the mission since the first OF
the year, and he In tired of carrying
the load himself The mission, he saws
owes him Sl25, with nothing In sight
to settle the debt. lie Is through with
the whole business.
Mr. William strlnger. assistant su.
1erlntendent Of the Second Ward sun.
lay school was the recipient OF an en-
loyable surprise party on Thursday
llght, arranged MS farewell TO Mr..
who leaves shortly 10 mako
ils home In Ogden, The affair was in
'harge Of the officers and teachers of
he ward and pleasant feature was the
presentation Of a Handsome Baxter
3iblo to Mr., StrIngham in recognition
II his services and the esteem IN which
le Is held. A pleasant evening was
,nfoNpl hv al ohout on hal.,. .,........