Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-16
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clcarings--Today's local hank
clearingS amounted TO S774,g6b.Se rs
against $55I0i4,60 for the same day
last year
Going to Scvicr--Engineer W. G..
Swendscn OF the reclamation survey
VIII leave In the morning, for the Sc
vicr country 10 establish gauges on
the streams In that section,
Days are Iongcr--The days ara get
ting 10 be appreolably longer The
sun rose this morning, at 1851 4. M
and sets at p. m The daily lengthen-
ing Is from two TO three minutes
BrougI, Prisoner In---sherir Bon
ner OF Wasatch county brought pris-
oner 20 the state prison today. Mor0ni
Pratt Is the name OF the prisoner and
he IL under sentence OF 80 days for
selling liquor 20 Indians,
VIII Conclude Tonigbt--The weeks
revival services being held I'm the Y,
NJ. G. a. auditorium, will be concluded
tonight with preaching by Evangelist
Coburn OF Boston, who finishes his
labors IN this city Sunday evening
next.
New Basement Front--The Salt
Lake seonrity * Trust company began
this morning preparations TO excayate
under the sidewalk In front Of It's Main
street building, SO that the basem Vt
Offices occupied by Mr. Rackman can
DO extended TO tho curb line ana
new basement front viii be put in.
Surprised thc Dones--About 40
fiiends 81 Mr., and Mrs. Willard Done
rendered them surprise party last
evening at their home, rs Fourth
East street. The evening was passed
.l.a tlss ,,,I
freshments forming the principal part
Of the entertainment
Rathlng Pool--The bathing pool EN-
bankment at Saltair Is up for half way
around the circle. and rapid progress
IJ being made now that the sand pump
10 operating satisfactorily The pump
Is working better than the horse
dredging Work on the aerial railway
and amusement parlors will begin next
week
New -Onicc-Postmaste Thomas
has located the new west side postof.
flee sub-statlon AT No 40 west Second
South street, with Stanley L. Mayer as
clerk In charge This move Is made 10
accommodate the business interests In
that section Of the city which was for
meriy served Immediately from the Of
flee when II WAS In the Dooly building.
Books are Returned---The recent ex-
pose OF the theft OF books at the CITY
Library has caused the surreptitlous
return OF dozen Of the rs books stol-
en-, the books being either discovered
back In their places on the racks, or
lying on the tables In the reading room.
The librarian expects that more IT
these books will be returned in quiet
and transformations way.
Gowns and Caps--A move is being
made In University club circles to Sc
cure the wearing OF oxford caps and
gowns at club functions In place OF
the swallow tail attire commonly In
vogue AT receptions and dinners. II Is
held that the cap and gown are much
more suited TO, aud more In accord
ance with academica traditions.
Inspected the Canal--Clty Council
men Barnes, Carter, Fernstrom, Hob
day and O'Donnell and city Engineer
Kelsey and Land and Water Commits
sloncr Mathews went out on q tour OF
inspection OF tho Jordan & Salt Lake
canal today = decide upon the repairs
necessary TO the canal They left the
city and county building this morn
ing I'm an automobile but whether or
not they will return In the same We
hicle remains 10 be seen. The party
Will remain nearly all day and longer
IL the automobile fails them.
Evidences OF Blood Poisonlng--Dr.
Beatty received a message this morn
ing from ocean Park TO the effect that
the condition Of NJ. H. Walkers little
girl was not 40 favorable. as septice-
mia was evident. Dr. Beatty finds his
engagements here are such that he
can not make another trip 10 Califor-
MIA, so he will arrange for some
thoroughly competent physician In Los
Angeles to Immediately take hold OF
the case. The child was apparently re-
covering from an attack OF diphthcria,
when unfaYorablo symptoms returned
Att Id. <. Uospital--Seven patients
were received at the L. ID. S. hospital
today, among them being Prof. Harry
Loiselle. the we'll known teacher OF
dancing. Mr.. Loiselle ~ suffering from
pneumonia. This is the second time
he has been attacked by the disease,
and his friends are alarmed at his con-
dltion. Three patients were dscharg-
ed today cured They are David Har-
ker OF Taylorsyille, Mr.. Pearson. the
young man injured at the ear barns
two weeks ago, and Mrs, David Dopuis
Of this city.
A Fine Evcnlng--Tho '0s class OF
the Latter day Saints University gave
an entertainment IN the gymnasium,
az reported by Miss Christensen, the
secretary, last evening. The hall was
decorated with the class colors. gold
and black. aud also wl.h the school
colors In the south end an arch was
formed by the Interviewing Of the
class colors, and here Miss Polly Rey-
nolds served punch during the even-
ing, while games and dancing were In
progress. An Invitation was then eN-
tended to the faculty and the class
presidents and later TO all the students
present to partake OF the dainty re-
freshments which had been prepared
and which were served In the Me-
mortal building. The dining room was
beautifully decorated with smilax, and
the class colors, Assisting In this part
OF the entertainment were Misses Lii
liam Hall, Vera Rich, Lizzie Robinson,
Marcia Knowlton, Tena Rasband and