| Show CiTY AND NEIGHBORHOOD A carload of emigrants J11L led through SiU Luke yesterday from Elslnore Au iorH and other points In Scvler county tind from Wayne county in their way to settle in Alberta Canada t This evening nt S oclock at till Jewish BvmiKORue Rubbl rnnla G Reynold wilt deliver a biographical lecture on Baron lllrnch I mill Ills IJoncfnclions The public pub-lic Is cordially Invited to attend II II TWo smallpox patIents wcrt sent to the Teathonuc yesterday by the health department depart-ment The sufferers lure William A Drown of 11 Thompsons court and Robert Mar chant of 615 South Third East street Tho friends of Tonts J Sockets will be pleased to learn that he was not seriously Injured on Saturday evening No bones wore broken and ho was able to resume his regular dutlcn on Monday morning m Gay Wells Issued a fCul1t Ion yesterday for the nturn of Lawrence C Morris a younrr man who Is row tinder arrest In nutto lie ii wanted hero for passing two forged chocks amounting to P3 Sheriff Emery will go after the prisoner today Jack Wilkcns the man arrested In Omaha for forging an Oregon Short Line Pay check for fUJO was arraigned before IiidRc Diehl yesterday find entered s plea of not prullty Iris ball was fixed nt 27 and tlur setting of the case wag postponed Friends of Hon Daniel Harrington worn yesterday circulating a petition calculated to offset the protest against Mr Harring tons appointment as Judge made by a committee of lawyers 1 TIII petition was largely l signed by leading lawyers and will probably hn given further circulation today to-day Meyer Brothers proprietor of the 7ang saloon on Second South street were arrested ar-rested Wednesday night by orders of Chief of Police Sheet for permitting boys to frequent time placf One of the boys who In said to have loafed In hut saloon was only sixteen years of ago Tho proprietors pro-prietors were released on bond Lizzie Cowllshau who was to have appeared ap-peared before Judge Diehl in tho city court yesterday failed to do as she was expoctPd She was arrested Wednesday night and lodged In the detectives utile at Pollen hcaddunrtern She tried vainly to heat hrr way through thc door and falling made her fscapo through a window win-dow She la still at large James Carroll and James B Stoner nc cKfcd of robbing the Sandy postcfflcc WEn given a preliminary hcarlnir before TTpilrd States Commissioner Twomcy yesterday yes-terday and worn bound over In the sum iff SlOrtO each The men wore found with oome of the stolen stuff In their possession and wore Identified as two men seen In Sandy on the day of the robbery Congressman Howell of Wolisvlllc Is In tho city as the guest of his daughter Mrs Lewis T Cannon He announced ycHtcr day that an examination will bo hold forth for-th nnmlnntlnn of a nrlncltial nail three alternates for the position i of naval l cadet aL Annapolis The examination will bo held as follows On Friday April 3rd candidates will report nt 10 oclock In the forenoon to MaJ A M Smith at Fort Douglas for physical examination on Saturday Sat-urday at 9 oclock candidates will report to A C Nelson Superintendent of Public Instruction for examinations In reading writing punctuation spelling arithmetic geography English grammar United States history algebra through quadratics and plane geometry The appointment of cadets Is lImIted to young men between the ngy I of 15 and 0 years George TL Crosby Jr of Scvlcr county who returned to Salt Lake yesterday from a visit to his home hays tho good effect of the Irrigation law enacted by the late Legislature Is already manifesting manifest-ing Itself in that part of the Sinto The largest Irrigation suit In the history of Utah was recently Inaugurated there between be-tween the Richfield Irrigation company on the one side and the CIrclovIlle Irrigation Irri-gation company and I other liln liar companies com-panies in Pluto and Gartlcld counties on the other to adfudlcatc the rights to the waters of the Sevler river Since the enactment of the Irrigation law there has been a disposition on all sides I < to adjust all differences out of court In order to give the new law a fair trial Because of tho large number of people Interested and the large property Interests Involved It In sincerely hoped by many people in that part of the State that matters can be adjusted without tho heavy cost and trouble of a longdrawnout lawsuit Weather forecast For today partly cloudy Yesterday al Salt Lake Maximum Maxi-mum tnmporature Gri degrees minimum temperature 39 degrees Temperature Other points Max tIn Denver Cloudy 18 30 Grand Junction Cloudy 50 42 Ilnlcnn Cloudy 22 11 1 Poontello CloudyM 3i Salt Lake CloudyM SI Modena Clearlfi SO Vinuemucca Cloudy 62 y |
