Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-21
LATE. LOCALS.


Spaldng viii be home Saturday next
from his long eastern trip The local
laity IL wondering II he Will bring a
new dean with him.
! Chance for Drafisman--There will
| be civil service examination In this
city, Mareh 20. for the position Of
topographic craftsman in the postof-
fee department at 5000 per annum.
| Canning Buys Propcrty--Two par
| cells OF real estate at Fifth East and
| Second South streets. I Y rods front IN
| all, were sold yesterday afternoon TO
John Canning BY Miss Edith Sherman
and Mrs, Kat2 for $4,000.
Mrs. Castle Better--Mrs. s. S. Cas-
| tie who has been III at the l., ID. $.
| hospital has recovered and was able
to leave that institutlon last evening.
| Three new patients were received
| there yesterday afternoon.
Much Luceru Arrlying--Dealers say
| that any quantity OF lucern hay Is be-
ing received In this market as the
farmers have grown tired OF holding
on, and are unloading. Prices, II Is
said, Will not go any higher
Atty. Gen. Breeder are In Ogden to-
day visiting the State Industrial school
for the purpose of investigating the
improvements asked for by the truss
tees of that institution.
Lecture This Aftcrnoon--This after
noon at the University Of Utah Prof.
William G., Roylance head OF the his
tory department, Will lecture on Pop
ular Misconceptions Of the American
Revolution" The lecture comes In
the series OF Wednesday afternoon
talks, which have been In progress
since the 18th of January.
Returns from Idal,o--Rev DR.. J. -.
Kingsbury returned last evening from
an extended missionary trip into
northern Idaho where he says the win
Ter has been long and hard, with snow
six feet deep. He win return to Idaho
shortly to orddn G.. NJ. Laybourn at
Council, as an evangelist, TO be set
tied over the new Congregational
church at Meadows, March 1. and be-
gin his labors there March 4.
University Club Banquet---Oyer 100
college men are scheduled to sit down
this evening, at the annual banquet
of the University club, which will be
held in the large dining hall Of the
club. \ very elegant menu and toast
card has been prepared, and II Is be-
ieved the luncheon viii be the acade.
mic affair OF the kind ever given In
Salt Lake. The tables are set horse
shoe fashion, with the POSTMASTER at
the head, The decorations are quite
elegant.
Culmer has just completed a 30x40
inch water color painting of American
Fork canyon IN the spring, immedi-
ately after an early morning rain. The
mists are blowing away to the north,
and Lone Peak stands out In bold re-
l'ef. with its covering of snow and
yellow crags jutting out. The coloring
Is a very fine piece of work, and at
once attracts attention Mr.. Gunner
has also completed water color Of
scene along the Rio Virgin which Is
a most excellent work Of art
Banks WIN CIose--As tomorrow is
Washlngton's birthday it win be a
public holiday, and the banks and
clearing house Will be closed, and a
number OF places Of business. The
following hours will be observed at
the postofiice Money order window,
closed; box window, inquiry division.
general delivery, forwarding depart
ment, stamp window and registry win
dow, open from II u. m. to y. m.
Carriers will make one morning de-
livery covering the entire city. Hotel
delivery at 3 >. m.
Supreme Court Cause.-The supreme
court today heard arguments In the
case OF the State Of Utah against j. 7.
Winslow Jr,, appellant. and took the
same under adysement. The follow
ing cases were submitted upon briefs
without argument; In the matter or
the estate Of Joseph Lowham, de-
ceased A. j. Stone administrator IN
the matter of the estate OF b. f.
Eecles, deceased A. j. Stone, admin
istrator: in the matter Of the estate
Of William Murray, deceased, a. j.
Stone administrator
Lehman Song Cycle Tonight--A no.
table musical event win be the re-
Citai this evening, IN the Y. NJ, c. A.
81 Miss Agatha Berkhoel and Prof.
Hugh W. Dougall In a fine song pro-
gram followed by the Lehman Song
cycle entitled Love and Spring Time"
consisting of solos and duets each
bearing on the main theme, and In
connected order This Is of itself
rather unique, and Is attracting much
interest, so that a large attendance is
assured The recital Is In aid Of the
First Methodist church under whose
auspices It Is given,
just TO Avoid Trouble-Perhaps an
ticipating the fact that I'm the near fu-
ture n closed wagon win convey pris-
oners TO the city jail. p. II. Denver
last night drove TO the station IN a
carriage and was emptied therefrom
into cell Whether the person max
ing the arrest was himself or whether
It was the haclsman, does not appear,
bur the delivery was made without the
solicitation OF the police authorities,
and the man was given a place TO So
Der up, n privilege which, Il is said
was denied him under the circum-
stances at home,
Bad Oranges ON Markct-A new and
somewhat fresh fruit commission firm
I'm San Francisco. sent on five cars Of
oranges that were not in good coudl-
ton, 10 a Salt Lake wholesaler this
week, with a sight draft to cover the
same, The wholesaler inspected the
consignment and found from 3 TO 20
per cent unsouud, and refused to hon
or the draft The California firm kept
telegraphlng that a reasonable rebate
would be allowed" but as they neg
lccted to be more explicit, and IT was
evident that the courts would have
10 decide what Reasonable" might
mean, the wholesaler washed his
hands OF the whole business. and re-
fused the lot. The consigners had to
come down" IN order to get rid OF
the goods.
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The regular monthly meeting W the
Salt Lake stake Relief society officers
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