Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-14
LATE LOCALS.

Long Found Guilty--County Atty
Christensen was In Riverton yesterday
where he prosecuted the case OF the
State OF Utah against Gus Long charg-
ed with disturbing the peace. Long
was found guilty and fined So
Work on DIrectory--Work on the
rev city directory is being actively
pushed so that II can be published
about the 25th inst. The 1906 direc-
tory will be a much larger book than
the one for 1905, and show crafty
Ing Increase I'm population.
The Salton Sea--Parties from south
ern California cay Salton sea Is now
four miles wide and nine miles long,
The Colorado river In that section OF
the country Is from one to four miles
wide. and high water Is on next month,
an enormous amount Of water viii be
running into the sea.
Large Cash Resources--rhe bank
statements printed In the News this
afternoon. show large cash resources,
and a cashier remarked this morning,
that he wished they didn't have 80
much on hand. He would Ike ia
put out little more of II where it
would be drawing interest.
Mineral Display--Secy. Horace $.
Ensign of the ID. A. & NJ. society has
his new office in the Templeton build
ing arranged in apple pie order, with
the fine mineral display from the Port
land fair arranged In the large glass
cases. and the Jars of grains attractive
ly grouped about the room.
Court Commission Meets - The
juvenile court commission held meet
ing IN Mayor Thompsons office this
morning and discussed the matter OF
transferring the funds of the court
from the treasurer OF the commission
to the city recorder who Is eX-officio
clerk Of the Juvenile cous No final
action was taken IN the matter,
VIII End Monday--The annual gov
ernmental inspection of the National
Guard will end next Monday evening,
with the inspection Of the battery,
regimental headquarters and the regl-
mental band, Maj. Hirst will then
write out his report and file II with the
war department whence the tenor OF
the same will be made known.
Orphcus Club Conccrt--Two of the
numbers 10 be given by Gerardy, the
cellist, at the coming Orpheus club
concert will be the Greg sonata for
Cello and piano, Arthur Shepherd be-
ing the pianist; and Rubinstein's trio
IN b Hat for cello. violin and piano.
The violinist viii he Willard Weihe,
with Mr.. Shepherd at the piano.
In Command of Post-Maj r. =.
Pendleton of the Twenty-nlnth infan-
try will be In command Of the Fort
Douglas garrison on the removal Of
Col. Lockwood TO Denver The major
Is West Point graduate of the class
Of 1879 and class-mate of his Is
Brig. Gen. r. A. Bingham (retired)
and now chief Of police Of New York
City.
Young * Snow Partncrship--The
announcements is formally made Of the
formation Of new law partnership
consisting of Maj. Richard W. Young
and Ashby Snow, heretofore a mem
her of the firm OF Cannon, Irvine &
Snow. MI Snow Is regarded as very
sound and able practitioner, and Mai,
Young IL congratulating himself On SCI
curing the services and partnership OF
50 competent and thoroughly trained
n lawyer The firm will occupy Mai.
Young's old quarters In the Deseret
News Annrx.
Seeing America Flrst--Consultlng
Actuary Of the United States T. II.
Wolfe Of New York. accompanied by
his Wife, arrived in the city this after
noon on the Rio Grande en- route to
California. They will remain until
tomorrow afternoon and will be shown
around the city by Secy. of State TIN
gey Mr., Wolfe recently wrote to
Secy Tingey highly commencing the
See America First" movement. lie
Is now carrying out the idea " the
movement by paying a visit TO a por-
tion ~ the United States he has never
before seen.