Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-16
LATE LOCALS.

- ~ phNuBe ~ colnIletlHB hTIhHBe-
ments for the winter entertainment at
the Grand theater OF the old folks.
A carload OF halibut and salmon from
the Columbia river, dnd car OF salmon
from the Sacramento river. were re-
ceived In this city this morning
one case OF smallpox was reported to
tho board of health this morning, that
OF Myrtle Edglngton, aged years, re-
siding at 1872 west South Temple street.
state Engineer Caleb Tanner has
qualified and filed his bond at the state
house, and viii take possession OF his
office next Monday morning, Mr.. Do
remus then retiring.
Representatives OF the salt Lake
Medical society waited on the governor,
to ask him to veto Johnson's osteopath
bill; presenting objections which were
carefully prepared and written out for
the society by DR.. j. $, Richards,
A party of 40 Raymond excursionists
VIII arrive this evening, From San
Francisco and quarter at the Knuts-
ford. They are mostly New England
people. A recital will be given them
tomorrow on the Tabernacle organ.
The proposed Mems club Of the First
Baptist church viii be organized next
Monday evening. March 20 and an
earnest effort made TO make a success
OF IT, The committee on organization
includes G. Q. Harris, w. G. Orem, %
ID. Hammond.
Large detachments Of children from
the various public schools are daily
visiting the building Of the Independent
Telephone company. They are shown
about the plant by Col, c. o. Harris
the manager, and the modus operandi
explained to them,
Fred s. Goodman, Y. NJ. c. A. ex-
pert IN Bible study for men. will be
here Saturday, and In the evening at
1880 hold D special meeting for Bible
study In the office OF the association,
corner Of State and First South streets.
A general invitation to men to attend
Is extended.
r, Karatzias, the man arrested a few
days ago on the charge Of ourglarizing
the board OF trade saloon, was arraign-
ed on the charge Of burglary In Judge
Diehl's court this morning, He plead
ed not guilty and the case was set
for next Tuesday morning for hearing,
The accused furnished $500 bail and
was released.
A man giving the name OF Ellis Rail
ston, reported to the police this morn
ing that he was robbed Of watch
and $50 In cash at 27a south West
Temple street last night, How he lost
the money and watch he does not know.
lie only knows that his property Is
gone. The police gay the man was In
toxicated when he made the report,
but his case Is being investigated.
The cabinet organ that was blown up
In the Granite Westinghouse explosion
has been sent to local firm for re-
pairing The bellows were blown out,
the acton sprung. and the case
smashed IN several places. AS the IN.
strument weighed 300 pounds, how II
could have fallen on several young wo-
men from the ceiling where the force Of
the explosion had sent it,without crush
Ing the life out OF them, Is something
Of a mystery, The organ was sold to
the Granite people 10 years ago by MI
Coalter
Twelve fawns were Initiated into
membership OF the noble herd OF Elks
last night, and suitably branded, so
that they are no longer mavericks
Forty were elected at the last previous
meeting, and the remainder viii show
up for marking as they chance to be IN
town and within reach OF the corral
Initiation exercises are now conducted
with claw hammer coat solemnlty, as
the new grand exalted ruler OF the or
der has set his hoOf down hard on the
college society initiation features that
were being introduced into the initia-
lions OF the order.
The Pacific coast is catching another
good, strong dose Of Jupiter Pluvius,
and Los Angeles scored three-quarters
OF an inch more yesterday. Even Yu-
mas "raInless climate can be called
ralnless no longer, for in addition to
other heavy precipitation OF the season
3s Of an inch fell there yesterday II
this sort OF thing keeps on Yuma may
become botanical garden. II was rain
ing this morning, at Modena, showing
that southern Utah Ia not overlooked.
In view OF the extent Of the low area
ever the Pacific slope, the local wealth
ed Office looks for rain tonight and to-
morrow. The local temperatures con-
tinue moderately high