Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11
LATE LOCALS.

The Dcsorat National hank IL having
NJ N",' ., ~. 49,. $3.50 1870
While secv povho,ld If the Elks
* I'm Lac sppalss p I ponohua IL OF.
Rotating ns srrihs
ne high school football team had
around tbn Ni,yo ior,ng rnn
Iodays local bank clearings amount
gu 20 sl29s,sSs .lb az against Sl,l0',-
'Vo'of ior the same day last year
state Ambition Edwards is In ogden
today attending court as witness III
tne bounty iraud case Nhlch u on
'HaI there.
The rony,ey,tto, Norteeore Win g,ve
a ban On tha ovenlng ~ ths Am inst
in Alma Nail IA raise funds with which
To pay off the debt of the synngogue.
state Stunt of Sohools Nelson re-
turned saturday c,enjng iron, t,phraim
whore he delivered mn address 10 The
gtudenta of ~. Sro,, ac,donv ON mi.
dav evening
need Of n prin1nrv teacher for the Union
school. 4 teacher of experience ls de-
sired and the salary is about $50 per
month
The oliphant Sisters. the singing
eNdngelists who have met with such
lsst y'ost ,yln cnntiyi,e ,bci. ssrvices
during tbe evenings If mis- week
Forester T.. II. Clark of the SAT-
Lake reserve warns against cutting
lumber from the Salt Lake forest re-
serve for Christmas trees or any other
purposes, az such action VIII hNlle.
An unusually largely attended meet
inc of the Prison Christira EndpaVor
society was held Yesterday morning
When an excellent address was made
70 the society by MISS Eva W. REM
ming OF this city
Tho r,itur, .trn,a NJ rho yAlo cre,y
or captain Of the football team, ''came
Ia town saturday, w the shape OF an
eight pound son TO II. H. Burrltt or
ms city q meal DESCENDANT OF the
astronomer Emu bufrltt' ana grapu-
ale OF Yale. 1870
A. tho ro,,,,, ~ ~, ,,.a,..hoat.d stove
,bsre yr,s ~ s,n,ii hlayo a. the homo
uf Mrs letter lol6 south West Tenn
pie stl ~, this morning. The depart
ment responded quickly TO the call and
room had the flames extingulshed. The
loss amounts to about SIS.
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on Saturday Of a little daughter, the
twelfth child Of the family Mrs. Fol-
land and child are doing nicely and
MI POLAND Is receiving the congratu
latiOns Of friends
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a,Pp,itu iol 90 seV"nu zee. VI M W. w.
" u',V. 'eu ,,o'' , l,.' ' prvuu one
acres Of land. John f. Ghaes ct al of
Vprual auplN for IS second feet from
the Green River in rintah county to
irrigate ] $50 acres.
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ASs'. ny H''S, - ~ nies 10 sun
altet thoSS VINO Nlo'ate lne sinohe vi
ulldH'e' ms 'i,ol "lns Muilol'S W.
SWurl' out lV' .u' plUpllvtotS ot ,nc
l,soh tlo.el lne No., Ky" u ,,''ls
one was issued for the proprietor Of
the Holmes hats,
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Tho boards of trustees Of the Murray.
Jordan ana Granite school districts met
at noon today rs a board Of caivassers
| TO canvass the returns Of the school
election held last "Wednesday, The
! Murray trustees met IN the city hall at
MURRAY the Jordan trustees met 1t