Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
LATE LOCALS.

LATE LOCALS.
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Liberty Stake Dancc--The regular
weekly dancing party OF the Liberty
stake Will be given IN the stake hali
tomorrow evening.
SNOW Squall---A heavy snow squat
passed over the mountains To the east
OF the city at y. M, today, leaving
quite Il little fresh SHOW on the ground
Board Goes North--'The state board
OF equalization with Secy. j. j. Thorn.
as. went north this morning. over the
short Line on valuation of property
trip,
Eleven Young Elks---The class of
candidates for initiation last night. at
the Elks' lodge proved to be larger
lhan was expected, and II were brand
cd into the fold instead Of eight.
Asking for Pardon--Carenc Ken
ney who was sent To state prison Is
months ago from this city for four
years for assault with deadly weapon,
is petitioning the state board for par
don.
Funeral TomorrOW--The funeral OF
Albert Rohn. the junk dealer who sui
cided in n State street saloon. Will be
held at . y. m. tomorrow, from the
undertaking parlors of S. ID. Evans,
with interment at MI. Olivet
Pay Day 1ommOrw Tomorrow Will
be pay day for the supervisors. prin-
cpas and teachers OF the city schools,
NAslD ha nall no 10 I'll 10 ha
month ending April 6 and the amount
OF the pay roll is s2s,17S.99.
state Board Mectlng--The state
board OF insanity Is holding its regu-
lar monthly meeting at Provo today.
Gov. cutler. State Auditor Edwards
and State Treasurer Christensen are
in attendance at the meeting.
Jeffersonian Mceting-At the home
of Mrs. Kenner $40 Eighth East
street at 1880 o'clock tomorrow even
ing, there VIII be Joffersonian meet
ing of the Woman's Democratic club.
\ good program has been arranged
for the occasion
Bank Clearings---Today's local bank
clearings amounted to 1881, 1871 as
against $500, 22j.93 for the same day
last year The heavy increase Is large
~ due the manager of the clearing
house says, to the recent big bond
transactions Of the Utah Sugar COM
pany.
improvements PIanned--It is said
that the owners of Calder's park VIII
txpend some s2O.00O this spring In
rehabiltatIng the well known resort
The lake viii be dredged, extensive
lawn Improvement made, and quite an
array OF scenic and spectacular fea-
lures introduced,
Regents Meeting-The State Uni
versity regents are meeting this after
noon, 10 consider changes In the Uni
Versity catalog for the next academic
year. The principal feature for con-
sideratlon Is the extension of the
course OF medical study, as II Is intend
ed TO make special effort to build up
that now growing department.
Elected Ofiicers--The Veteran Odd
Fellows' association Of Utah held its
tenth annual election OF officers last
night which resulted as follows. ChiB
veteran, Rudolph Alff; vice chief vet
Gran, Alexander Rogers; secretary and
treasurer. W. j. Moore. The date Of
the annual banquet OF the association
was changed from April IS TO May l..
New Gun Clul--The North Shore
Gun club Of Hooper. Weber county,
fled copy OF its articles OF incorpora-
ton IN the secretary NJ states office to-
day. II Is capitalized at $3.50. divided
into shares Of the par value Of $50
each. ], +, Stoddard Is president; w.
al Fra r
Munsee, secretary; V. q. Simpson.
treasurer.
Ackcson Arrestcd-C. V. Ackeson
was arrested last night upon the
charge OF embeIzlement. He is charg-
ed with embezzling certain DIES and
tools for the manufacture of surgical
| instruments OF his patent. He sold
his rights to the patents To the Smith
| Ackeson company of this city for ST.
| 500 and then, II Is alleged left the
city and took the tools and dies with
hNsl and sold them to an eastern COM
pany He returned to the city yester-
day and was arrested.
Lcmare Organ Recital--Mr. Edwin
| II, Lemare, the English organist and
composer. Is on his way from London
| tn Australia and will stop IN Salt Lake
| city next Monday and give local music
| lovers an organ recital. Mr.. Lemare Is
| very prolific and versatile In organ
| composition. His best known number
in Salt Lake Is the Andantino which
| has for many years been decidedly
! popular. Mr. Lemare Is counted the
greatest living English organist and
| goes to Australia and New Zealand to
give series Of organ recitals there.