Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-13
LATE LOCALS.

The Twenty-second ward Saints viii
enjoy school dance next Wednesday
evening in their ward hall These oc-
caslons are proving quite popular
The trial Of Willie Duncan upon the
charge of inCorrigibllity was continued
by Judge Armstrong today until Feb.
20, and the boy was released on his own
recognizance
A. V. Taylor and visiting party Of
Pittsburg & Salt Lake oil people lunch
ed this noon at the Commercial club.
They are looking over the city while
en- route 10 the coast
A steam pipe froze and burst early
this morning under the floor Of the
lodge room at the Elks club flooding
the ceiling and floor below, and doing
considerable damage,
In the Nineteenth ward voting con-
test for the most popular lady Miss
PapwOrth had 800 votes this morning,
and Miss Willis. 400. Several other la
dies are not far behind the last rec
ord. The polls close Feb, "a,
The Mems club Of the First Congre-
gational church will give It's annual
banquet for the ladies on Monday eve
ming, Feb. o. at o'clock Each mem
Der may invite as many guests, ladies'
or gentlemen. as he wishes.
Fred j. Lane, formerly connected
with the Union Pacific and Rio Grande
here, was In the city yesterday en-
take charge OF the New York head
office Of the Booklovers library.
Ten cases Of measles and three Of
smallpox We're reported TO the board OF
health today Those reported as having
smallpox are Maud Abbott. aged "a,
residing at 65S east Seventh South:
rhzabeth Collett, aged A. 20 Almond
street w. j. Hareskey, aged 81, 22S
south Fifth West,
The bureau OF information on the
Tabernacle grounds Is to be thoroughly
overhauled and renovated shortly; the
wood work painted OF an attractive coli
or to accord with the golden oak fur
niture, The walls will be covered with
paper OF artistic design, and the audi
ence room made more than ever CEN
ter OF attraction to visitors.
Miss Pearl Allonbaugh favored the
State Prison society Of Christian En-
deavor Yesterday morning with a So
prano solo. the organ accompaniment
being played by Miss Jennie William
SON The general song service was
conducted BY Mr.. William Walker OF
this city
General Manager c, A, Qulgoy OF the
Studebaker company returned this
morning from Chicago His train. the
limited was due IN this city yesterday
afternoon but owing 10 the intense
cold the engines could not make time,
and the train was l6 hours late into
this city Mr.. Qugley says the thar-
mOmeter was 30 degrees below zero at
Cheyenne, and although he let the
train there TO get little out Of door
exercise, he was compelled to return 10
his Pullman when he had been out
about one minute
The improved mill OF the Ohio Cop-
per company started up sunday last
Manager Hoiglcr, who has planned and
Overseeen the construction. being pres
ent, As improved the mill capacity II
go tons daily, and the ore they are
handling now Is concentrated from
tons TO ton. The additions were eight
new Wiley tables, a set OF hgh-speed
rolls and a new battery of iigs A
large force Of men have been employed
on development work az the mine, and
with plenty Of ore blocked out, n part
Of this force may be utilized IN in
creaslng the ore output Bingham
Bulletin,
State Engineer Doremus has returned
from Logan, where he loctured before
the engineering classes Of the Agrlcul-
tural college on the purpose and
methods OF the photographic survey as
illustrating practical work OF engineer
ing Mr.. Doremus was much pleased
with the work accomplished by the ag.
rcultural engineers, and says the IN.
stltution Is turning out Just what is
needed In this country, via, the right
kind OF husbandmen, and housewives.
He recalls In this connection what old
DR. Willard Richards told him once.
that II was a wonder how the average
man IN the early days managed to a.
gest anything considering the charac-
ter Of the cooking done by many OF
the oldtme Housewives, The girl who
can prepare the most wholesome and
palitabe meal Il going to get the best
husband.