Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-19
LATE LOCALS.

Y ". 3 /.
Open Bids Tomorrow-The COM
nittee on teachers and school work
on the board OF education will meet
at a o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Bids for school supplies for the COM
ing school year will be opened at that
time. IL
Butter Down a Peg-Creamery hut
ter is down a nicllle today, retailing
at 80 cents Thes change III the wealth
ei. durlsg the last week has pushed
along the spring pasturage SO that
the COWS are doing extra we'll. and
the supply is exceeding the demand
Floyd Payne Floyd
Payne son or Ct. S. Payne of this city,
and the unfortunate young rodman
who was partly crushed by a falling
rock near Price recently Is recover
Ing. a broken right thigh and badly
cut scalp were the results Of the ac-
Ecident.
Lindsay Rogers Hcre-Mr and
Mrs. Lindsay Rogers, formerly or this
city, are in town today, en- route to
Fresno, California, their home, from
an extended business trip. Mr.. Rogers
expresses himself as much pleased
With California where he is perfectly
contented to remain.
Judge Henderson ImprovinG-Judge
| II. p Henderson, who is not yet out
w
ed to be better this afternoon. He Is
resting easy today and he had a com
paratively good night, SO that II no
complication set in he will be consl-
| dered to have passed the danger point
| during the next twelve or fifteen
| hours.
| Thirty-tl,ird HNartl--F'red j. Pack.
professor Of geology in the UntVer,
| sity of Utah, Will give an illustrated
| lecture on earthquakes in the Thirty
third ward meetinghpuse next Fri
| day evening, May 81. at S:1h. The
! lecture will be intensely Interesting
| us Professor Pack has very large.
| series of views with which to IL
| lustrate his lecture.
The annual social under the aus
! pieces Of the mutual workers OF the
| salt Lake stake was given last eVeii-i
| ine in the Fourteenth ward Anilse-
| ment hall a delightful musical pro-
! gram was rendered in Which II NUM-
| Der of well known local artists parti-.
| cipated. The remainder of the even,
| ing was taken5up in enjoyment Of re-.
| frcShments and dance,
Nryton.s Official Elland--Deputy
United States Marshal III p Myton
will go to Nernal, Fort Duschesne,
| Roosevelt and Theodore. in Uintah
county this evening. TO serve subpoe-,
mas on witnesses in the George case.
which comes up before Judge Mar
shall in the Federal court later In
the month. George was recently in
tlicted by the federal grand jury for
stealing cattle from the Indians of the
reservation. BE-
Consideration For Veterans--Witb
characteristic consideration for those
who have fought in its defense the
government has ordered that the age
limit shall be extended in an exam :.
nation TO be held June 16 for the
position of assistant engineer in the
Custodian service. This is only in the
case of soldiers and sailors who have
fought in the war of the Rebellion
For all other the age limit is SO years..
The position carries with it salary
of $500 per annum.
Scrgt. BtrwclI Dischnrgcd-Sergt
George OBurwell of the army staff.
who has been detailed for recruit
ing service In this city for Il year or
two, received his honorable discharge
this morning. and is now In citizen's
clothes. Mr. Burwell will remain In
Salt Lake and go into business. He
has served Uncle Sam for a little
over nine years. his last previous 4
station being Fort Logan. Colo. witt, 4
the Twenty-first infantry. He served
during the Spanish war with a Aiicili-
gan regiment.