Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
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Charles Baldwin was re-apponted
referee In bankruptcy by Judge Mar
shall, This entends his term for two
years longer
Today the police department turned
over to the city treasurer Sl,5iS. The
amount represents fines and forieitures
for the month Of August
The News subscribers who are taxi
ing the Paris Art Portfolio. are notified
that number lj has now arrived only
i've more numbers remain TO complete
the issue
The final meeting In the bankruptcy
case OF Morris Glassberg, which was ~
have taken place In the Office OF Referee
IN Bankruptcy Baldwin this morning,
has been postponed 10 the 18th inst.
at 10 a, m.
Utah people who have relatives and
friends coming from or going 10 Great
Britain need have mo- apprehension over
the twelve days quarantine on vessels
sailing in and out OF the Glasgow hlr-
Dor, as for some time past Utah passyn-
gers have been entering and leaving Via
Liverpool,
At a special meeting Of the Utah
Dental association last evening the
resignation Of Secretary W. l.. Eller-
beck was received ana accepted and Or
II. w Davis was chosen Co nll the va
cancy Dr. Elcrbeck goes East on Mon
day TO assume the duties Of demon
strator IN ouertlve dentistry In the
University OF Pennsylvania,
The Utah Humane society will give
nj al no ia. D..
Lake Theater next Monday night Tor
the benefit OF the society and general
work In which II IS engaged A notable
program will be rendered and an who
are interested In the merciful efforts In
which the society is enlisted shouid
patronize the AFFAIR
Fire department No. had two runs
this morning The first was 90 so.
16 west Second South In a r0oming
house where a small blaze was caused
by mice knawing parlOr matches no
damage was done. This was az 6
o clock, Al o'clock an alarm was
sent In from Third East between Ninth
and Tenth South. Some small boys,
matches and rubbish did the business.
There was no damage IN this fire either.
A travelling agent Of the Herald up
north writes. In Willard / find that
nearly every family takes Salt Lake
paper, The records shOw-Heralds. II,
Tribunes, 5.t News 40" Another at
Nephl says that Ia spite OF the late
hour at which the evening mail arrives
there. the News has lgl subscribers
against 70 for the Herald and 90 for the
Tribune. Al Holden the record is
Heralds, &; Tribunes, 2 News, a.
The funeral ceremonies over the re-
mains Of Joseph Hogan, the missionary
who was drowned in Holland some
months ago, viii be held In Bounuful
tomorrow at Two o'clock. The body was
disinterred and sent 10 this country
and arrived this morning, Elder ku-
los $. Wells. who was the president uf
the European mission al the time uf
Elder Hogan's Death and others from
this city win attend IN services. The
quartette consisting of Messrs Piper
Whitney, Patrick and Spencer has been
requested to furnish the music
=. NJ Nokes Of Rlverton was IN san
Lake yesterday with "A tWig filed with
Italian prunos The bunch weighed
only four pounds and contained over
fifty pruncs all perfectly formed and 0f
large size which cluug 90 the twig like
a mammoth cluster Of grapes. Mr.
Nokes has fifteen acres under cultiya-
ton and has 900 prune trees, which will
average a buehcl 20 The tree. His or
Chard. he says, is under The finest cul-
tlvation Of any IN Utah and an object
lesson TO any fruit grower IN the state
Mr.. II. l.. A. culmer. the we'll known