Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-22
LATE LOCALS.

The federal court Will be In session
tomorrow.
]. C, Cutler arrived from California
| this afternoon, after pleasant visit to
| the coast.
The Sons Of the American Revolution
| are holding their annual meeting ana
| election of officers this afternoon, at
| the Commercial club,
There were 1000 persons In attend
ance on yesterday afternoons organ
recital In the Tabernacle, where the
music was much enjoyed.
Henry Barker, for ~ years a cook on
Mr. Weby's car, when he was super
lntendent of the Rio Grande here, and
| later with him In South America, re-
turned from Peru this morning.
f. L. Grant. an employe Of the High
land Boy, was brought In from Bing-
ham last evening and taken to Keogh-
Wright hospital, He Is suffering from
some broken ribs received In a cave
In.
Alma j. jenkins, soldier "a years OF
age, Of the Twelfth infantry, was ar
rested this moring on the charge OF
forgery. He will be arraigned tomor-
row before Judge Diehl. II is alleged
that he forged a check for a small
amount and passed II on c. a. Soren-
son Of Ogden.
Through an error IN the types Satur-
day the name OF Mrs. Smith, one OF the
delegates appointed to the international
In
peared wrong. II should have been
JuIna Lambson Smith ana not ''Jemi-
ma as previously reported
The Volunteer Flremen's association
viii give a reception, entertainment and
social hop this afternoon, and evening,
In their Canyon road hail. There VIII
be musical entertainment at o'clock
and at o'clock comes generous sup
per in the lower hall. The veterans al
ways manage to have a good time on
such occasions
The State band has received n Heck
el bassoon from the east. and at yester-
days rehearsal, II was played In good
style by John A. Evans, who Is an old
hand at IT, The band had out yester-
day over 30 men. 1t Is still short on
reeds, which are hard TO get In this
part az the country, but efforts are be-
ing made to bring them In from outside,
II. w, Sloan the well known insur-
ance man. and George H. Blair give
the newsboys Of the town u dinner at
8 o'clock this afternoon at the Vienna
cafe. The urchins have been looking
forward to the feast all day, and II you
have failed to find your evening paper
on the street at the usual hour, know
the reason
People residing In the vicinity OF
Third and Il streets are highly incensed
over the act Of some unknown miscre-
ant In poisoning three valuable dogs
last night. one OF them, an Irish set
ter, belonged to A. b. Irvine, who has
offered a reward OF s25 for the appre-
hensIon OF the polsoner Evidently
strychnine was used,
General Manager II. G. Williams left
this morning for the coal camps In
Carbon county. The fuel company has
now 1872 miners, and altogether $40 men
working at Castle Gate, there are 2S5
men at Winter Quarters, $3.50 at Clear
Greek, and 6l0 at Sunnyside. The out
put Is az follows. At Clear Creek. L.
GOO to $500 tons daily at Castle Gate,
800 tons; at Winter Quarters 1900 to
1900 tons; at sunnyslde, l,iOO tons.
Denver Post; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Hutchinson Moyes Of Ogden Utah,
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter Kathryn r., to James
A. Northup. Miss Moyes Is n beautiful
and charming girl who lived several
years In Denver, where she has hosts
OF admIrng friends, About three years
ago she took up her residence in New
York. Mr. Northup Ia the son Of Mrs.
John c. Northup OF Johnstown, N ",
and n member OF the Northup Glove
Manufacturing company Of New Y0r
city. 1t Is understood the wedding
will take place the coming May.