Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25
THE
SEMI
WEEKLY
NEWS
THE GREAT
COUNTRY PAPER
OF THE WEST
10 Issued Mondays and Thurs-
days and contains oil the cream
Of tho Daily and Saturday News
LOCAL BRIEFS.


The Socialists are arranging to
celebrate the first OF May In this city,
with good speaking and music.
Col. T. NJ Fisher, IN charge Of the
immigration bureau a. Port Town
send, arrived In town last night from
the northwest, to take part IN the
Chin GUAM Chan deportation case
The University Dramatic club viii
give an excursion TO Saltair this
evening and dancing will be the or
der Of the evening in the enclosed pa
vIlion. large attendance is prom
ised
Capt. Bailey Of Saltair was in town
yesterday afternoon, and says the lev
81 of the great lake has risen one inch
IN the last three days. aud is now
four inches higher than IL was year
ago.
There was lively fall OF hail late
yesterday afternoon, accompanied by a
thunderstorm Following this display
NJ petulance on the part Of the weather
clerk the sun burst out with full pow
or, and made the remainder OF the day
very pleasant.
A west First South street grocer has
a curiosity in the shape OF hairy
chickens Matched IN an incubator
from eggs brought from Alaska. The
hair seems to be a provision OF ma
ture for better protection from the
cold.
The children left by Mrs Temple,
who died OF cancer at the J., ID, hos
pital. have been cared for The Oldest
girl and baby boy were sent TO Seattle
where their grandmother will bring
them up. and the second child has
heen taken by his half brother to
Pueblo.
A meeting Of the principal fruit
growers in the state will be called In
this city during conference week, with
view TO organizing a state horticul-
tural society one object the society
WIN have in view viii be the dlsposi-
ton Of the surplus fruit product of
the state,
Commencing on tomorrow the read
ing room OF the free public library viii
be open from 2 TO o'clock y, m. each
Sunday. No books will be issued on
Sundays. but the rooms may be used
by the ublic as reading rooms. This
new rule does MT apply to the Juvenile
department
A messenger boy tried to throw n
large marble, yesterday, up the alley
beside the Houston building. The mar
bic went wild, and striking one Of the
large panos Of glass I'm the Postal Tel
egraph offices, cracked H., The glass
Is i22xl52 inches, and cost $3.50. 1t Is
insured,
There was n large attendance last
evening, at the reception by the ladies'
OF the Third Presbyterian church In
the new Gunton chapel on Eleventh
East street There was program
and refreshments We're served. The
program included a reading by Miss
Mary Mayne, a violin solo by Master
George Clink and a strlnged orches-
ira. The evening was pleasantly
spent,
The Jeffersonlan Democrats OF the
Fourth precinct will give an informal
reception at the residence of Mrs. j. A..
Meynes, 175 @ street, at p, M, April
49, the anniversary Of the great states
mans birth. All lovers of Jeffersonian
principles are invited to unite with
them on that occasion, Popular speak
ers will address the meeting which will
be interspersed with music and refresh
ments.
james D. Stirling is the possessor OF
unique postal card 2hx3 inches in
size, Issued by Glasgow, Scotland,
business house, and bearing n highly
coored Autograph Of the Mormon
Temple at salt Lake city. on the add
dress side the card Is postmarked salt
Lake city" and made to appear as
though It had been sent TO Glasgow
from this locality Altogether 1t Is u
clever advertising scheme,
The preliminary hearing of Jerry
Nucic, who, with his brother, Frank,
Is charged with the murder OF Louis
Perne at Bingham Junction on July
8. 1904, will be held before Justice
of the Peace Bishop at Farmers ward,
on Monday, Atty. J. NJ, Hamilton has
been employed to defend Nucic 1t Is
said that since the Austrlans confne-
ment In the county Jail he has been
learning the English language with the
assistance of some Of the prisoners
and seems TO be getting along very
well in his studies.