Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-21
LATE LOCALS.

LATE LOCALS.
The Salt Lake stockyards are doing
a good business this week, with con-
signments Of general stock IN transit
east and south.
There WIN be a setting Of jury and
non-jury cases for trial during the
April term Of court before Judge Ritz
chic on April 1.
There appears to be a gang Of over
coat thieves In town, and q number OF
railroad offices In the News" building
have been suffering.
Secretary Of state has Issued a call
TO all the state and private banks In the
state for statement Of their condition
up to the close Of business on March IA.
The sun crossed the equator at noon
today, and the nights and days are
equal all over the word. The occasion
Is technically called the vernal equinox.
John II. Williams OF Weber county
has filed q petition IN the federal court
TO be adjudged q bankrupt He gives
his liabilities at S56iS5, and his assets
at S73, which he claims to be exempt.
A decree In favor Of plaintiff by de-
fault has been rendered by Judge Morse
In tho case OF Annie O. Bourne against
Priscilla p. Jennings ct nj, quieting
plaintiffs title to certain real property
in this city.
A low barometric area has dropped
down from the northwestr and rain Is
predicted for tonight and tomorrow.
Heavy rains have been falling east OF
the Rocky mountains, Denver receiving
ii2 inches.
The continued mild weather has set
the farmers to beginning their spring
blowing In good earnest. Consequently,
the local agricultural implement market
Is Frightening up aud dealers are hur-
rying to supply the growing spring
trade,
The Social club Of u. c. NJ. 1. will
give ball at Saltalr on the evening
of March 3d. with Christensens full
orchestra. The special train will leave
this city at p M and return IN time
for the merry makers to catch the last
street cars for home.
Miss Edith Dramer and Mr.. w. L.
WINNER Of Salt Lake left on the noon
train today for Ogden. When they re-
turn the young lady viii be Mrs. w. l..
WINNER Mr. WINNER Will be the pos
SCISSOR of one of salt Lakes most
charming young ladies' for a wife.
The Street Car Mems Union band
| paraded the streets this afternoon In
| advertisement OF their American Fork
| picnic tomorrow The boys have been
| practising diligently for some time, and
| made a good impression on the street.
| Several old army musicians are IN the
| band.
The Provo mills IL turning out the
| greatest quantity Of goods IN the his
tory OF the concern as well as goods
| Of the best quality. The management
| has been installing new looms, and the
daily output OF the factory now is 100
| yards OF casslmeres, TO say nothing OF
blankets and other goods
The sunday school room OF the First
| Presbyterian church Is 80 nearly finish
ed that the church people are thinking
OF holding their first exercises there on
Sunday, April o. The congregation
and Sunday school win be comfortable
enough there until the south part Of
the large edlice can be completed,
which VIII be come time in the fall
A copy Of the articles Of incorpora-
ton of the Uintah River Irrigation
company OF Ft Duchesne, Utah, was
fled In the secretary OF states office
today. J. T. Nichols Is president; @. l..
Whitbeck, vice president w. II. Dom
aldson, treasurer A. Halen, secretary.
The capital stock Of tho company Ia
$4,000, divided into shares OF the par
value Of 50 each.
Two cases OF smallpox, two OF measles
and one OF typhoid fever were report
ed 10 the board OF health today Mrs.
Kirk, aged "a, residing at SOC west
Eighth South street, and Beatrice Hyde,
aged q. residing at 40 west North Tenn
pie street, are reported as having
smallpox. The typhoid fever patient Is
Frederick Miller aged Z, residing Mt 92l
east Seventh South street,
Local contractors call attention TO a
much felt want In this city and that Is.
a big sash and door factory. Ii Is ar
gued that It Is nonsense to be sending
lumber from this country away back
into the middle states, and then send
Ing II back here again manufactured,
paying freight both ways, when the
goods might just as well az not be
made up right here IN Salt Lake There
IL a good opportunity for a sash and
door mill here,
MI ana mrs IhomaS ~ Nutlef re-
turned ftom Los Angeles this morning
after having been delayed several days
by the foods I'm southern California. Mr.
Cutler says the washouts along the
Southern Pacific near Moiave are Of a
most serious character and I'm places
even the rails Seemed TO have beer
swept away IN the foods. Travel wa!
entirely interrupted between San Fran
cisco aud Los Angeles for several days
even the mail service being suspended
Following Is a list OF the graduates
Of Yale residing In Utah; Leh City
Rev. George l. Adams, Llnwood, Yin
tab county, Keith Smith; ogden, JOSEPH
s. Peery; Salt Lake city, Ellsworth
Daggett, Charles z. Brooks, r. j Jes
sup, Prof Lanman ]. Nettleton, DR.. L
V, silver Horace II, Burritt, Charles II
Sturtevant. George ]. Gibson, II Wal.
colt Thompson. George Y, Wallace. Jr.
Robert b Hardness James A. Hogle
Wiltred X Barnard and Clyde Il
Vance.
Local nurserymen report a good and
steady market an Improvement on tn
| market OF q year agO at this time. III