Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-28
LATE LOCALS.

4 Reception to Prof. Protilcro-~lht
Badger club, assisted by the Canfbrlai
/ society, will give a reception tomorrow
evening, at the Commercial club. y
| honor. Of Prof. Daniel Prothero or NIL
waukee.
4 Call for Important Lctters-lmport-
4 ant letters addressed to George T.
1 Jones, Mary. Blakemore, Mrs: = Mel
Ior and Mrs. Bradshaw may be had by
the addressees by applying to We.
Spence, CT east South Temple street.
Two to be Dcported-James Nc
! Cabe Inspector in charge OF the local
! immigration offices, will leave Monday
for New York with two persons under
! custody One will be, Mary Deval, who
Is to be sent back to France, and the
other is Kari Sandow, an insane native
OF Sweden. Inspector Longley has re-
turned from New York. where he went
on inmigra ton business.
New Cells Nearly Ready-The date
OF completion OF the 80 new cells at
the penitantiary will be within two
weeks Then the hardest characters of
the prison can be turned loose in there,
where they may have plenty of room
to move around In, with all the light
and air necessary, and good, clean,
commodious cells. There they will stay,
completely separate ITOll the fTeIlldltl-
I der of the prisoners.
Sugar Stock Quotations. typo
graphical error in the Saturday News
made the quotations on Utah-Idaho
Sugar company preferred stock sS.25 to
$500. whereas it should have been SS.S5
to $3.50. These figures are ex-dividend
the stock transfer books having closed
on the 10Th. so that all stockholders of
record that date will receive the divt-
dend OF liz cents per share on Wednes-
day
Drilling Begins TodaS-The first ne
tual drilling of the high school cadets
with Springfield rifles will begin today.
AS the cadets improve in the manual
of arms and tactics in general, sham
battles and craftsmanship will be at
tempted. 1t is expected the captain.
will make his second selection OF cadet
officers this afternoon and many are
anticipating results from their efforts
TO learn drill tactics and the manual
Death of Clara Tcltz-G9 lara Veltz,
aged 10, daughter of Oswald yeltz of
5204 cast Seventh South street, died at
Holy Cross hospital Saturday after
noon, from typhoid. She was an cm-@
ploye of Walker Bros, and had many
friends. Miss Neltz was convalescent
when a relapse occurred from which
there. was no recovery she Was buried 4
this afternoon from the Catholic catfe-
dral, in Calvary cemetery. Miss Veltz
was a member of the St. Cecilia choir
of the cathedral.
I Dcs. Not Want TO Run P. Medley,
who was nominated by the Democrats
of the Fifth senatorial district for
state senator, To-Day filed his resigna-
ton with Secretary of State Tingey.
The nomination was made at the Sum
nit county convention, Sept. is. Tho
district is comprised of Summit and
Wasatch counties. Mr.. Medley makes
no explanations as to why he does
not wish to run for the Office
Record for Ycnr-The entire docket
in the police court was disposed of In
ecord-breaking time this afternoon.
heteNact time required to clear 1t up |
being one minute aud IS seconds. Two |
DRINKS were fined IS each, and the /
books were closed and the officials de-
parted. The quick work Is probably |
explained in the fact that both the
clerk and attorney are delegates to the /
American party convention, which is
meeting today.