Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-29
LATE LOCALS.


State supt. of Schools Nelson is IN
Morgan today visiting the schools Of
that city.
Since the granting Of the Rio Grande
franchise, there has been much inquiry
for property on west Third South street,
by prospective buyers.
Miss Hattie Redd, who is now recov-
ering at the Groves L. ID. $, hospital Is
a daughter Of l.. ii. Redd of Bluff City,
Utah, and not of Wayne Redd, as err
roneously reported in the Saturday
News"
j. FeNson Smith, Jr., returned this
morning from Eureka, New. He reports
mining, merchandising and every kind
of business as doing we'll in that section
OF the state, so that everybody seems 10
be prosperous.
Frost storms have obtained In this
city for the last two or three days
covering vegetation generally with a
heavy coating of hoar frost that has
given the trees in many cases beau
tiful appearance.
Memorial services In connection with
the quarter Of century anniversary
Of Christian Endeayor. Will be held by
the societies In this city, IN the various
evangelical churches, and by the So
clety in the state prison.
on Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
the board OF education will meet as a
committee OF the whole I'm the office of
President o. w. Moyle for the purpose
OF discussing plans for the erection OF
new school buildings before the OPEN
ing OF school next fall
The Office of the city attorney has
been removed to the Offices formerly
occupied by Judge Armstrong as d
criminal court on the fourth floor OF
the city and county building just across
the hall from the Offices formerly oceu-
pied by the city attorney
Cashier Ross Comstock OF the First
National bank of Rexburg, Ida met
with severe and peculiar accident
at Idaho Falls yesterday. A box OF
matches which he had In his vest pock-
ct exploded, and burned OFF the front
OF his coat and vest. and scorched his
hands severely.
Manager J. Q, Critchlow Of the Credit
Mems association returned this morn
ing from Idaho Falls and adjoining
country. where he found business con-
ditions very satisfactory. New set
tiers keep pouring into the Snake river
valley, so that the southern ra~' OF
the state is filling UP very fast
The street cars will leave Main street
at 1880 a. m. instead OF 1905 a. m. as
at present. on and after Feb /, except
the cars on west Second South, North
Temple, Fourth North and Murrav
lines The last car for Murray viii
leave at. II midnight. and a car for
Twelfth South and State streets at 1880
a. m.
f. +. McGurrln. who has Just been IN
San Francisco, says that city is spread
ing out all over the peninsula al such
rapid rate that It il becoming the
New York OF the Pacific coast, and
from the natural order OF things wiz
before long be asking the legislature t,
bring within It's corporate lines, oak
land. Alameda and all the neighborlng
towns The only thing that san Fran
cisco Is hanging back on. Is street light
ing, az the ancient gas system still OBJ
tairs the-e.
The present stress of weather Is like
ly to last until q low barometrlc aren
comes In from the ocean; and then the
staghant high area that has been hang
Ing over this city for the last few says
win move east and the fogs viii dlsap-
pear When the atmosphere is inert