Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
LATE LOCALS.

Home From Honoluln--Mr and Mrs
Scion Spiro have returned home after
an extended trip to Honolulu and the
coast. Mrs. Spiro will be at home To
her friends on THURSDAY
More Relief Proyisions--'rhe general
relief committee Is sending off two
car loads Of provisions and general
relief material today, and IL arrang-
ing to keep up the good work as long
AZ aid Is called for, Cots and blankets
are being looked up for shipment
Goldings Arc Safc---Mrs. Rachel
Goding. 24S west First North, who
has three daughters and their families
living in San Francisco, has received a
telegram that all escaped and crossed
the bay to Alameda, being driven out
by fire. Their residence was at 9t3
Pine street.
j. j. DAILY Safc-Friends of Hon.
John DAILY will be glad to know
that he and his family who are In San
Francisco, are we'll and suffered no In
jury whatever during the earthquake
and fire. At present they are living
on the old camp ground In Golden
Gate park.
The Kubclik salc---The seat sale for
the Kubelik concert ut the Tabernacle
next Friday evening will begin at 10
a. M. Monday az the Clayton Music
company store. A heavy sale IL ey-
pccted az tho mail orders have been
very large From all the surrounding
country letters have arrived ordering
seats for the concert
Ninety DAYS In Jail--Dave Gallivent,
the man found guilty a day or two
ago, IN the criminal division of the
city court. Of beating aud abusing his
wife, was today sentenced to 90 days
imprisonment by Judge C. b. Diehl.
The case was an aggravated one and
the action Of the cour, IN imposing a
severe penalty meets with general APP
proval.
For Free Kiindcrcartcn--Edw Mil
Ton Royle's Captain Impudence" and
Trips Troubles will be presented at
the Salt Lake Thcater, April 80, under
the management Of Mrs. Martha Royle
King. the proceeds to be devoted 10
the Charity Kindergarten association.
The leading roles will be assumed by
Mrs. Charlotte NJ. s Newman and Mr..
Ebert Thomas.
City schools Report---The report OF
the city schools for the month ending
April 9, shows total enrolment OF
I3,555 pupils Of which number i3 are
colored children There were 1850
cases of hardness and % cases OF tru-
ancy during the month. The average
In attendance OF all the schools was
80 per cent and the average In punctu-
allty was 99,1 per cent,
Incorporation Articlc---A copy Of
the articles of Incorporation OF Jensen
Brothers q Co.. OF Esinore, SEWER
county was filed In the secretary OF
states office today It's capital stock
* 10000, divided into shares Of the
par value Of Sl0 each. Joseph Bland
Is president; j. ! Jensen, vice presl-
dent, ID. y. Jensen, treasurer Walter
Jensen, secretary. The company will
conduct a general mercantile business
John W. Campbell Dead--John w.
Campbell, q Philippine soldier who
was with Battery A, died at his home
In this city last night from iniamma-
tory rheumatism. His funeral will be
held tomorrow M p. m. at the
Knights Of Pythias hall. and will be
''llhNNNEN JilliAlN Wy lllf ltdn fHlllD-
pine Veterans and the Eagles. Mr.
Campbell was a member NJ both or
CARNATIONS. and II Is hoped that all
members will attend the same.
All sad storlcs--There are dozen
or ! eastern tourists in the Salt Lake
hotels today, from San Francisco
where they lost all of their effects but
what they could carry In their hands.
They are In consequences busy today.
patronizlng the local stores I'm replen-
ishins their Destroyed wardrobes' and
in buying new trunks IN which 10 put
the same. They all tell tales that cor
roborate all the distressing narratives
that have been related over the wires
regarding tho desOlation and destruc-
ton Of CALIFORNIA; great metropolis,
May Not March Monday-There is a
probability that the two batteries of
artillery AZ Fort Douglas will not
march next Monday, as has been an
ticlpated, as an officer Of artillery said