Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28
LATE LOCALS.

VIII Return Tomorrow--Surveyor
General and Mrs Hun viii return to-
morrow morning, from an extended
visit TO southern California.
VIII Meet Tonlght--The committee
on teachers and school work OF the
board OF education Will meet tonight
at 1870 o'clock In the office OF Presl-
dent o. w Moyle.
Injured Man ImpreNing--Thcmas
GRAY the laboror who was buried alive
yesterday morning, and rescued after
an hours hard work. is steadily Inn
proving, but has very sore side, ana
swollen legs.
Free Phones Tcndcred--Tho See
America league office In Salt Lake has
been rendered the free use Of the
Rocky Mountain Bell telephone lines
In Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Mon
tana.
Mayor Approves Icase--The lease
between Salt Lake City and the Utah
Lime and Cement company, whereby
the latter secures a two years lease
on the old Pascoe lime quarry Just
north OF the Warm Springs, has been
approved by Mayor Thompson.
Perscll In Court--IIarry Perscll was
before United States Commissioner
Charles Baldwin today and was bound
over In the sum of $500, to appear at
the April term Of the circuit court
Young Persell Is but 70 years OF age,
and Ii accused OF robbing the mail box
of Auerbach's store. at the postoffice
VIII Punish Offcnders-City HUI
name officer Hernger states that he
will rigdly enforce the humane ordt-
nances of the city I'm the future. He
has been lenient with the violators of
the ordinance the past few months but
from now on any one caught mlstreat-
ing dumb animals will be prosecuted
to the full extent OF the law,
Mr., and Mrs. Hall IIomc--Alr. and
Mrs. L. r. Hall have returned from
Los Angeles, bringing with them Mrs
Halls mother Mrs, Hood, who Is also
mother of CHIEF Engineer Hood OF
the Southern Pacific, Mrs. Hood is in
better health and 1t Is hoped that
the change Of altitude and climate Will
have favorable effect on her
Five More Tonight--The Elks will
"
parations have been completed for a
successful social tomorrow evening, IN
the club house, ladies night, Arrange
ments have been made with the Frey
er Brothers TO furnish a musical en-
tertainment between the dancing and
Secy, Raybould has outlined very
pleasant program.
Student Seriously Ill--James Adam
son, the youngest son of Mr.. Andrew
Adamson Of los west South Temple
Is seriously III with appendicitis at his
home and Is closely attended by Drs.
Worthington and Paul Hopes are on
tertained for his ultimate recovery al
though his condition Is very serious.
He is a student of the University OF
Utah and is highly esteemed by all
who know him.
More Snow Coming--1he weather
map today, shows the approach Of a
snow storm with low barometric area
covering the entire country west of
the 95th meridian, and with the CEN
ter over northeastern Utah and south
western Wyoming Nearly three inches
of snow fell at Pocatelo last night, and
II has been storming at Boise. The
mercury has been falling rapidly to-
day, with cold wind blowing from
the northwest
University Chronicle Out--Tho ,
Chronicle appeared at tho University
OF Utah campus this morning, ana
proved to be an exceptionally meri-
torious number. a well drawn cover
design IN green, with a red W in the
center is the feature. while humorous
takeoffs on the recent JUROR prom.
and other items Of local interest are
prominent An editorial discussed
rather freely the faculty policy OF
handling student affairs.
Banquet at Alta Club-The out Of
town officials 0f the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company who have
been in attendance at the annual meet
ing, returned home this morning, pre-
pared to carry out the operations, and
Improvements generally outlined at
the meeting. The banquet given last
night, by General Manager Murray at
the Alta club was a very enjoyable
function. and included the directors
and heads of departments as guests,
Big Bank Clearing Gains--Today's
local bank clearings amounted to
SS16,5is49 as against S456, 395.77 for
the same day last year. The clear
ugs for the month Just concluding
amounted to s22,323,TSS.3l as against
Il,954,SS5.54 Tor the month OF Febru-
airy last year. This IS an ir.crease OF
$l0,36S,s527s, the size OF which Will
be apt 10 attract attention, and Is tam
gible evidence OF the remarkable in
crease of business in this city.
Thompson Il Complaccnt-E y. II,
Thompson Is inclined TO make merry
over the special dispatches OF the
morning. which seem TO cast
shadow over the probability Of the
proposed changes In the local land Of
nee. He remarked this noon that he
has a recent letter from Senator Suth-
erland entirely favorable TO his APP
polntment. and making no reference
TO any possible obstacle. Mr., Thomp-
son says he has no fear as TO the out
come, and believes that he will be APP
pointed Register. Mr. Hobbs says he
knows nothing whatever Of the re-