Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
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Of the Daily and Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Bryant school children viii have
a debate Monday morning, on whether
victory by Japan or Russia viii be best
for civilization.
A Scandinavian meeting will be held
IN the Assembly hall tomorrow after
noon Immediately after the meeting OF
the general conference.
The members OF the French class In
the High school gave their French plays
IN Unity hall last evening before good
audience and with success.
city supt. D. II. Christensen OF the
city schools expects the school pupils
10 plant on Arbor day about $4,000 trees,
with many flower beds IN addition.
The University Chronicle dance at
saltair last evening was well attended
and enjoyed, and a regular dance given
by the management OF the resort will
be the feature this evening
Idaho people in this city say that
sheep are being driven into the noun
tains 80 days earlier than usual and
at the head waters Of the Snake river,
the sheepmen are following the snow,
The regular meeting Of the womens
Democratic club will be held ut the
rtsldNce Of Mrs, Elizabeth Cohen, iO7
Second East street, Wednesday April
ie, a 2,3O p. m. All Democratic women
ere invited.
Karl Hopkins. Daniel Alexander and
Dale Parke won IN yesterday after
toun's debating contest at the Univer-
bity, preliminary 10 the contest with
Colorado college at Colorado Springs.
Harold Stevens was chosen first alter
nate.
The state board Of sheep inspectors
resolved yesterday that, 1T shall be
the duty OF sheep men, before entering
the state, TO notify a federal inspector,
and, after entering the state, II shall be
their duty to notify the state inspector
% the district entered"
The management Of the Country club
has arranged 10 have r. conveyance
meet the 10 o'clock prison car from
town, Saturday and Sunday mornings,
90 that clubmen will not have TO walk
the distance between tho street car line
and the club house,
The First Presbyterian church ladies
gave q farewell dinner last evening at
the church that was one of the sue
cesses OF the season both as n social
function and as fund raiser; and the
crowd was about all that the ladies
could well take care OF.
Tomorrow afternoons mems meeting
In the First Methodist church. Will be
addressed by Rev. Or. Talbot, and 9TH
ers, as the first meeting IN the revival
series about to be held in this city.
Rev. ! A. Simplin Will preside. Dur
ing the week, daily evening meetings
viii be held In the same church.
Requlsiton papers have been Issued
by Acting Governor G, 5, Tingey for the
return To this state of Louis Lombro-
polls, who was arrested at Reno, New,
and is wanted in Ogden for stealing
$i4 In cash and money order for S52
from Harry Garvos on Nov. 10, 1904.
Sheriff Bailey OF Weber county win go
after the prisoner.
The state board OF health was noti-
fed last evening, that smallpox was
epidemic at Lewiston, Utah, where 30
cases have developed within the past
three weeks. The spread of the dis
ease Is attributed TO the exposure OF
many people at party given during
last month. The state board will take
immediate means to effectually quaran-
tine the sick.
c. +. Spillman writes Manager Harris
OF the Commercial club from Goldheld
that Utah merchants have the oppor-
tunity OF their lives, and that they
ought 10 take advantage Of the chance
TO do business I'm the great camp. He
urges shipments OF flour there inn
medlately, as they can be disposed OF
at good prices, The freight blockade
continues by the Tonopah route.
Senator w. X. Walton OF the Portland
exposition says that II was Intended 10
give the drawing OF the plans OF the
state building TO Salt Lake architects
but on account Of the shortness OF the
time IN which the building Ia to be
erected, Il was found impossible to wait
until the commission returned and
could make arrangements with home
talent. AS for the Vlrginian style
of the building, Senator Walton
says IL is old Colonial, a style obtaining
good deal IN this city.
At the afternoon session OF the Bee
keepers association yesterday a COM
mittee consisting OF President f. s,
Lovesy, John Il. Fogg, James Nelson
and Richard Gale, was appointed to
confer with the smolter people In re-
gard to adjusting the claims for losses
of bees sustained by beekeepers be-
cause of the smelter smoke. II was
also decided by the association to lg-
more future worlds fairs and devote
more time to preparing exhibits for the
Utah state fairs.
The board Of education has given TO
two policemen employed as truant OH
GERS the task OF getting the names OF
all boys and girls between the ages OF
eight and sixteen years who are not In
regular attendance ut the city schools,
In cases where II can be proven that
parents are to blame for the failure to
take advantage Of the educational OPP
portunties offered by the city, they
viii be summoned into court and given
chance to receive fines or imprlson-
ment.
That the upper Snake valley Is boom
Ing Is evident from the statements Of
visitors from ReXburg, where IL II said
100000 worth OF contracts for build
ings have been let, and where there are
now $500 population, The Fremont
Stake academy has an attendance Of
400, and new corners are showing uu
continually In the way Of settlers. In
fact, the entire country thereabouts Is
peOpllng up wonderfully, and there are
now 100 postonices I'm Bingham and
Fremont counties,
Rev and Mrs, j. A. Eakln, Presby-
terian missionaries In Slam, are visiting
In this city over sunday, as the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs @. B. Blakely OF Third
East street. They say one Of the great
est evils I'm Siam is the habit OF Anglo
Saxon men marrying native women
aud abandoning them after having
reared large families, TO return home
ana marry again women OF their own
race. But Siam never has any f9'a-