Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-09
LATE LOCALS.

Basketball Game-The denizens of
the Bachelor quarters at the I, NJ. u
A. building and the association ONCE
mon will play a match game Of basket
ball In the gymnasium Saturday even
ing.
Pharmacy BOard-The state board
Of pharmacy Is IN session today at the
City and County building and five APP
plIcants are taking the examination
for pharmaceutical certificates. The
board viii be insesslon tomorrow also.
Auditorium Complcted--The new
auditorium Of the First presbyterian
church has been entirely completed
and the last carpets are being laid TO-
dnv. The congregation viii occupy 1t
for the first time next sunday morn
ing. for which special services are be-
Ing arranged.
Rain l. Probablc--Two large low
barometric areas are approaching, one
from the northwest and from the
southwest. so the chances are that
there VIII be cooler weather and rains
i'm two or three days, while for tomor-
row the outlook Is favorable for me
weather.
Mrs. DonnclIy's Funeral--The fun
cral of Mrs. Sarah a. Donnelly was
held this morning from st. Mary's
cathedral on Second East street, where
requiem mass was celebrated nj 10
o'clock, with 'nterment at Calvary
cemetery. The attendance OF friends
was large. and there were many how-
crs.
Trout Fry---The state hatchery has
been cleaned out of fry, and Fish COM
missioner sharp will begin this month
Gathering 1900, 900 trout eggs from
mostly Utah sources sor restocking the
hatchery. Up tn this year most OF
the eggs have been secured from east
ern sources. but the streams or thls
state are now so We'll stocked with
fish that eggs can be gathered here
without sending away for them
To Read Missionary LettcrS--There
will be special services In Sugar House
ward Westinghouse next Sunday at
$3.50 %. m, when 10 letters from mis-
sionarles sent from the ward TO diff
fereut parts OF the earth will be read.
These letters are In response TO q cir
cular letter sent out by the blshoprio
Of the ward asking for a recital OF
individual experiences. There will be
special music suitable to the occasion.
Mrs. cutler Receives 1hanks--Mrs.
COY John c. Cutler today received a
communication from the secretary OF
the National Mothers and Daughters
san Francisco Orphans relief fund
committee Of New York thanking her
for becoming patroness of the AT
fair Mrs cutler announces that she
will receive donations for the fund AT
the governors office SO that any VINO
desire to donate may have the oppor-
tunity Of doing so.
Wilson Back To Work--As the Com
inercial National bank of this city Is
, ecelyjng correspondence from the
American National Bank Of san Fran
cisco. dated San Francisco, and on the
usual bank letter heads the inference
IL that Il. w. Wilson has moved back
In the city from Oakland, and that his
hank Is once more in the Merchants
Exchange building. which was not al
fected by the earthquake. and only
partly burned. Smoke did the most
damage.
Breeding NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
the town 10 the fact that the slougns
scattered over the fats west Of me
river are now full Of water, ana also
az the larvae Of mosquitoes. These
larvae can now be killed by covering
The water of the sloughs with petrol
cum oil, and thus shut on the usuai
supply of insect pests that me spriiB
season usually generates for the sum-
MGR annoyance OF people In the vest
ern sections OF the city.
linking Horses East--Monroe Sails
bury. was In town for few hours
Yesterday afternoon, long enough to
saw 'howdy" to his friends, and then
go off again. He is taking string OF
valuable race horses east from Califor-
MA 10 take part IN eastern circuits, as
I'm Wow OF the condition OF things on
the coast, there Is not much show for
horse racing IN that part OF the coun-
try for some time TO come. Mr. Sails
bury Is IN good health, and his friends
we're glad TO see him. The horses
were unloaded ut Ogden for half
days rest in transit,
Fine Photography ftne full photo.
graphic view Of the last football game
between Yale and Princeton, on the
Yale field, three feet long has been
presented to the University club Of this
city, by G.. S. Holmes, Jr., a student In
the Sheffield Scieutic school OF Yale
university, an1 an enthusiastic Yale
man. Tho view was taken from the
rear row Of seats on the south end of
the field looking toward East Rock
aud covers an acreage OF $4,000 peo-
pic The two teams are IN fun action,
aud the spectators appear to he all
worked up over what Is going on down
In the field.
Sentenced to 30 Days--Roy Hotter.
member Of the Utah National Guard,
today pleaded guilty to petty larceny.
and was sentenced by Judge c. Il.
Diehl TO serve 80 days In the county
Jail \ charge Of burglary 10 the sec
ond degree had been preferred against
Hotter. II being alleged that the ac-
cused broke into the armory on April
30, and took therefrom some blankets
and other articles. Hotter claimed
that he was entitled ~ the things taxi
en-, aud when convinced that he was
not he expressed "A Willingness to re-
turn all the stolen property This was
done, the complaint was changed so
as TO charge petit larceny, To which
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