Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-01
LATE LOCALS.

Today's local bank clearings AMOUNT
ed To- S369,3SS,5C as against Sjl33 926 81
for the same day last year.
The Knulsrord is ID crowded hosiery
today with 900 people 40 lunch. and a
promise Of about 400 for dinner
The funeral OF Samuel Sumgfellow
win be held ON sunday at p m from
the Third ward Westinghouse,
Sevlss, the candy manufacturer, has
sold out his stock and business 90 Ne.
Donald and Sweet at nuvate sale.
NJ Francis Currau and Helen A.
Young both NJ Park City, We're mar
ried in the county clerks Office today
by Deputy Clerk David a. Smith
j. n Edgerly am old time business
associate with the late Mark McKim-
Minis and since a mining man, leaves
for Clicpc1 tbhionoW, uE e business
trip tor ',. weeks.
The receipts Of the oflc OF County
Clerk James Cor ,ne month " August
were 2O2Sj0, Os compared TO tl,f-A2'
for tn SAND month OF last year, being
an increase Of i2jL.5.
Fish Commissioner John Sharp has
decided to ship 100000 trout FRY for
distribution On the waters Of Summit
county ON the 18TH inst lie is now ar
ranging schedule Of shipments for
other streams In the state
Colonel n. r. Holmes contrasts the
Lao Yang campaign to Sherman's
march 70 the sea. and considers the
I'll fI
Of Joe Johnston and Hood az they
retreated steadily before Sherman's
army
Examinations are being held today
by the state board Of education in Salt
Lake Logan Manti and Vernal FOR
state teachers certificates and diplom-
49, State Sunt of Schools Nelson has
received notice from Clear Creek Box
elder county, that "a teacher is wanted
800 the school there.
This is the first day Of TALL and the
summer Of 1904 Ia a thing OF the past
a year ago az this time, the weather
was hot and sitting which condition
continued through the first 20 days OF
the month The sun crosses the equo-
tor on the 2lst inst when days and
nights are equal all over the world.
There was a slight fan of rain last
night which cooled the atmosphere, so
that by morning the air was good for
sleeping. Yesterday was day of
moderately high temperatures, and TO-
day, the weather is irreproachahlc 4
rising mercury is promised for tomor-
row, but up IN Wyoming there win be-
frost
Mayor Morris today approved a NUM-
Der of matters passed upon by the city
council on Monday night among which
is the resolution intro luCed BY h. II.
Davis, giving the drivers Of the sprnk-
ling carts half-holiday ON Labor day.
Blacks ordinance requiring an wee
hiCles ON the streets OF the city keep
to the right under penalty Of q fine,
VAS also approved
Adjutant General Burton and other
prominent national guard officers con.
slider the prospects for a local rife
association as very good, and thinks
there Is every reason why there should
be one The main object and purpose
OF such an association Us 10 stir up as
strong an interest as possible iu target
practise and the development OF am
accurate vision and quick and ready
Judgment os well as sn interest gem
orally in building up Of a strong ma.
tional guard
on @ recent sunday Orgauist A. II
Peabody OF ST. Marks cathedral ON
clated at St. stephens Episcopa
church in Boston While playing hs
o
Walcott Thompson Of this city IN IN,
congregation, which made him miss q
bar and ahalf I'm the Illlleuiah chorus
Mr. Peabody got away from the orgor
as soon as DE could and instituted q
sharp search for his fellow either
from Salt Lake but the latter haC
slipped away. He had not noticed who
was playing the organ consequent,
did not stop to shake hands and eX,
tend any hIghball courtesIes.