Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

Portland, notcu l. VI, - ~ Hptdh-
or. will address the mems meeting to-
morrow at 5 y. m, in the auditorium.
Infants Homc--A pamphlet has
Just been issued giving history Of
the Infants Home and Day Nursery
on street. and presenting the needs
OF the institution
Charity Rummagc Salc--'rherc Will
he q big rummage sale OF valuable ar
tlcles al ST. Marks on Tuesday morn
ing next beginning at 10 o'clock, and
ali persons Interested should govern
themselves accordingly,
Seriously Inlurcd---Patrick Hansen,
driver for the Denhaiter Bottling
Works Is likely to lose an eye from
being struck in the face by an eX-
plodng root beer bottle yesterday
afternoon, as he was loading a case.
Officers salary-Clcrk Judd Of the
city board OF education Is paying to-
day the salaries OF the officers Of the
hoard and the ianltors uf the schools
for the month of May. The officers
win receive s1,SS6 and the ianitors
si.0il.66.
Simpler Girl Extraordinarily Ship
ifIs lilf NUlliE XII llNll ipAllE INli VIM
was recently committed to the Critten-
ton home AT ogden by Judge Arm
strong, has been ordered released from
that institution and turned over to the
custody OF Atha Williams Of Bing-
ham.
Poultry Men Net--rhe Utah state
Poultry association met last evening.
at the Commercial club. and adopted
articles OF Incorporation and the leg
slature will be asked for an appro-
priatlon. The society to give free
show each January and start system
OF education among the chicken rails
ers OF the state. The society desires TO
show the farmers how they get the
greatest value from their chickens.
New Schools--Architects Dallas and
Hedges are completing plans for the
two new Granite schools. Both viii
be 76xSi IT,, one being two stories Of
six rooms, and one three stories with
IL rooms. and the cost being approxi-
matelly $4,000 and 100000 respect
lively. The material will he brick and
stone, and each building Is 10 have an
annex. A call for bids viii be made
in few days.
Annual IIryentory--The city library
Is completing It's annual inventory. the
FIRST to be taken In the new Packard
library building. and It's contents are
found TO be 2s,300 volumes and 500
pamphlets. with a monthly accession
Of 400 volumes. The average circula-
ton Is AIS volumes per month, the
circulation Increasing I'm the line of
non fiction works since the establish
ment Of the open shelf system.
Mineral Wax Nines+--C. q. Baxter Of
ST. Louis who Is interested I'm the
mineral wax mines in Uintah county
Is at the Knutsford He reports
very encouraging condition OF business
affairs IN eastern Utah. there are now
l00 tons OF freight at the Dragon
freight house awaiting transportation,
and there is now more freight being
handled between Mack and Dragon
than ever passed through Price
Mr.. Evans InprOying-The friends
of John A, Evans, cashier of the Des-
eret News who was so severely injured
three weeks ago today by being thrown
from rapidly moving street car, win
be glad TO know that he is improving,
though very slowly. Ever since his
accident he has been confined to his
home. and he still remains under the
care. OF physicians. 1t will be some
time before he VIII be able to resume
work
W. II. Jones FuncraI--The Indian
War veterans who can do so are re-
quested to attend the funeral Of their
comrade William r. Jones. The SER
vice viii be held In the Twenty-sixth
ward Westinghouse, on the corner Of
Seventh West and Eighth South. at
930 D. m tmorrow, Sunday The re-
mains Of the deceased may he viewed
at the late residence. SEQ south Eighth
West from - noon TO D. m tomor-
row.
Valuable Plcturcs--Col r. f. Holmes
has had framed the three large and
handsome paintings made by Harry
Culmer OF the natural bridge scenery
IN the Utah San Juan, and the same
have been placed I'm the coloncl's art
gallery on South Temple street. The
colonel has collected valuable data
relative 10 the country in that part Of
the state, and proposes 10 publish II
In pamphlet form, as descriptive Of tho
remarkable scenic features obtaining
there,
G.. a, II. Seryicc-Tomorrow morn
ing's G. A, Il. memorial service Is To
he held at Westminster church. with
Rev. McLaln Davis TO preach the fun
sral sermon, from the text "'rhey saved
others, not themselves" G. A. White
viii sing Comrades, We Come once
More" r. Hust will play "Traumerei"
on the violin, Miss Rose Smithcn Is to
sing Tread Softly, a Soldier Sleepeth
There Mrs. Montgomery will read
"A New ROsette," and n. s Harper
usitI Stntr t"Tbc Gtar GnaOgl.J pattn,
Inspected BoulcNard--The CONNER
cial club committee on parks and pub
lie Improvements went over the lire
NJ the Wasatch Boulevard yesterday
afternoon. I'm carriage and on foot
They found the work Of improvement
well under way, with 3 I teams and so
men hard At work. So that only 4
quarter a mile remains to he done.
IT Is the intention to have the road
parked and trees set out. with drinking
fountains placed at intervals The
members Of the committee expressed
themselves as much pleased with the
progress OF the improvement.
Price Dropped Stat a meeting
Thursday afternoon. Of local hay and
lerday afternoon, Of local hay and
grain dealers Il was agreed to drop
lne price OF Daied Iucorn 81 per ton,
or from 81 to SIS, at the same time
the price OF corn was raised from
Sl.35 TO Sl.40 Dealers warn peoplc
TO look out for loose hay now being
brought into this city for sale from
the smelter smoked zone. This hay
affects some animals Immediately. aud
with others II takes some time. while
= is claimed that smoked hay Will
Try COW up In very short order Most
lealers decline to handle this hay. and
advise the growers instead OF trying
o sell 1t to the detriment of livestock.
hat they sue the shelters for the value