Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
LATE. LOCALS.
Omen House Tomorrow--The Y.

Open House Tomorrov--The Y. VI.
G. A. Will hold open house tomorrow
evening, for mem bers and their friends.
Price Goes Up---The Salt Lake Pro-
duce Exchange met yesterday after
noon, and raised the price OF oats 10
sL75 wholesale, and Si,90 retail.
Rank Clearlngs--roday's local bank
clearings amounted 20 ss26.7337S as
against sie3,9sT,3S for the same day
last year.
Analysis OF Water--The state chem
ist is completing an analysis OF the
city water which has been made mud
dy by the melting SHOWS In the cam
yons.
To Celebrate Flag Night--The Uni
yersity club college men will celebrate
Flag night, tomorrow evening, with
special exercises in which an i'm
promptu musical program VIII largely
figure. he
Officers InstaIIcd-The Elks Install
cd their new officers Wednesday even-
ing, and next Wednesday evening, The
usual Initiation fiesta VIII be resumed
with a class OF a dozen mavericks
ready for branding,
Rev. simpkin to Speak--Rev, p. 4.
Simpkin Of the Phillips Congregational
church will speak In the Y. M. G. A,
on the afternoons Of April s, 10 and -
at the mems meetings, on the subject,
The Fact and Meaning Of Jesus"
Making Investigation--A thorough
investigation Is being made into the
several attempts that have occurred IN
the last two months by unknown pal-
ties TO break into the United states
land office. II Is supposed that they
were In search of certain mining claim
records of value TO the parties.
Valuable Books Gone---The net loss
to the city library from thefts in the
last few months Is 80 books, the orig
iral loss having been SO. The librarian
does not believe that any of the 80 viii
be recovered az they aye scientific
works Of special value to professional
persons, and were stolen to be kept
Weather COnditiOns--There has been
something of q storm down south, with
an inch precipitation at Modenn. and
the cloudy skies obtaining today, are
the outside fringes of that storm.
Cloudy conditions are looked for to-
morrow as we'll as today, but not
necessarily rain The minimum tenn
peratures are ranging moderately high
at present all over the country.
New Canning Compnny--The Utah
Canning company of Provo filed a copy
Of it's articles of Incorporation IN the
secretary OF states Office today, Its
capital stock Is $4,000, divided into
shares OF the par value OF 81 each.
l.. a. Colyin Is president; W, X. Far
rer, vice president; Grant G, Bagley,
treasurer j. !. Bedford, secretary and
manager.
Before Judge Dichl--H. A. West
| and Frank Steeley appeared In the
criminal division of the city court to-
day, 20 answer to charge of burg
larlzing the Green Light saloon, No. go
| Commercial street, As the defendants
are minors, a guardian ad Item was
appointed, in the person OF Asst. City
| Atty. +. j. Daily who entered a plea
| OF not guilty for his wards The case
| will be heard Monday, April ?.
Warrants Issuc,i---Warrants are be-
| ing issued by State Auditor Edwards
| for the payment of bounty certificates,
| the total amount Of which outstanding
and unpaid Is about $4,000. AS tho
| last Legislature only appropriated
$4,000 for the payment Of claims the
| auditor viii pay those issued between
| Sept, 10, 1904, and Jan, T. 1905, first
| and those after tho latter date VIII, III
| all probability. have TO wait until the
| next Legislature makes an appropris-
ton for their payment
I
Many Enjoyed I,---In the interest Of
| the Ensign Stake Primary associations
| on Thursday evening Mrs. Maria Fran,
els gave her Interesting lecture on "ln-
dia and Her People subject she IA
| well able 10 present, having spent 1,
| years In that vast empire. Mr. Johr
sharp introduced the speaker and dur
| ing the evening Miss Estelle LangforC
rendered two piano selections charac
teristic of native Indian music, anC
/ Miss Edith Grant sang Jessie OF
| Lucknow" very effectively, Beside
representatives from every Prlmar!
association IN the stake many friends
~ Primary and educational work weri
present.