Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-08
LATE LOCALS.

Todays local bank clearings amount
ed 10 S6Si, 1893 90, as against Si5S5lo'sl LOT
the same day last year
The Ninth East street residence OF =
r. Godbe has been sold by Little *
Little TO local investor named Fres-
ton for $500.
defective due IN the residence Of
b A. Mcmillan gave tie hre DEPART
ment q run at 1854 o'clock THIS morning
There was no loss
II will be ladies' night at the Elks'
club this evening The first meeting
In the new year VIII be characterized
10y very swell feed.
one case Of smallpox was reported to
the board Of health today, that OF
Laura L. Eldndge, aged 10, residing al
765 north Second West.
Herbert ParkIn, the young man who
sulclded Sunday last, was buried ms
morning from the funeral parlors OF D
ID. Evans, with interment IN the Guy
cemetery
Elder NJ. A. Musser viii give a lee
ture tonight In the Fourteenth ward
assembly rooms on Around the
World without Purse and Scrip The
lecture Is free and all are cordially in
vited to attend
The fair being held evenings IN the
Twenty seventh ward chapel Is being
so well patronlzed that $500 or $500 may
he realized. However, It viii cost
81 900 or over to complete the building
furnishings and all,
The Rio Virgin RalsIn & Fruit Grow
Ing company filed a copy OF It's artl-
cles Of Incorporation IN the secretary
OF states Office today Its capital stock
is $4,000. divided into shares OF the
par value Of so each,
Railroad men report westbound traf-
lie very heavy and getting no better
very fast. The travel through this
city is mostly to southern California,
and 1t Ia expected that the travel this
season win be the heaviest on record,
Tomorrow the principals and teach
ers Of the city schools will receive their
salaries for the third month OF school,
ending Dee 2 The payrolls are being
made by Clerk Judd Of the board Of
education and amount to about $4,000,
Conservative and well posted coal
dealers figure that the annual con-
sumption I'm this city Of coal Is about
100000 tons, the greater part Of which
comes from Wyoming, and the annual
incrtas OF consumption being from to
10 per cent.
Miss b. Etelka Masters Of Denver,
who made such favorable Impression
last Sunday evening al the Grand thea
ter band concert, has Joined the La.
dies Choral society. and win sing Mt
tomorrow nights performance Of the
Cantata OF the Garden Of Flowers,
The war department will let contracts
shortly for bachelor officers quarters.
field officers quarters, barracks and
guard house al Fort d. A. Russell.
which viii require the outlay OF large
sums OF money Fort Russell Is 10 be
rejuyenatcd as well as Fort Douglas.
The local weather office predicts a
possibility OF snow or rain Tor tomor-
row, because Of n strong low barome.
trio area descending from the north,
while q second one Is butting IN from
the Gulf Of California. Rainy condi-
lions are obtaining along the Atlanta
seaboard.
The Salvation Army quartermaster
and commlssary, Captain Woods, at
Fort Righteousness on Franklin avenue
reports quite a number OF men every
day roOsting on the anxious seat watt
Ing for Jobs, AT this time Of year,
however there IS little call Tor labor
Ing work, and any employment appears
to be uncertain.
Capt Hammond Of the reclamation
survey leaves tonight for Mnedoka,
where he win examine borlngs for the
proposed government reservoir there,
and then go to ontario. Or, on the
Ath; Washtucan Wash, on the 18th;
Cornell Wash, ON the nth. Peudletou.
Or, on the 18th and back In salt Lake
city on the goth inst
II. J. A. Culmer Is back from Ok.
den, where he attended the opening Of
The annual exhibition Of the Utah Art
Institute Mr. Gunner believes II wnl
pc the finest Ia the history Of the state
The second floor OF the Carnegie Ii.
brary building Is being used and the
lSht and general accommoda tons are
considered very superior