Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-28
LATE LOCALS.

The Elks will keep open house on.
New Years day. from ~ noon until
?. m.
Ltoal coal dealers report shortage
of teams with which to haul coal, and
are advertising for the same.
The Walkers viii begin the enlarge.
ment OF their annex building to the
Mercantile block, Immediately after New
Years.
Gran1 Master Walker of the Utah
odd Fellows win give Sandy an official
visit tonight. He visited Castle Gate
last Tuesday night.
The state board Of education has
granted Miss Grace Frost n state high
school diploma. Miss Frost Is nc pres
ent principal Of the Uintah school In
this city.
WGrkmen are setting up the great
window traceries IN the First Presby-
tcrian church, and the seats have been
ordered. The ceilings and walls are
handsomely tinted.
The bond OF Mayor-eect Ezra
Thompson was filed with City Recor-
der Critchlow today. The amount If
the bond Is $4,000, and the sureties are
J. ID. Murdoch and j. c. Lynch.
A collection of Photographic views OF
noted scenic centers In this state, by
S. r. Whitaker, entitled See Ameri-
ca First" is on exhibition at the par
Tors OF the Commercial club.
The directors OF the ID. a. & NJ. So
cieyt VIII hold their adjourned meet
Ing ON the evening of Jan. next, when
the matter Of the proposed intermoun-
tain fair viii be brought up and ser.-
oIsly discussed.
| \ car load Of long delayed furniture
| has been received from Chicago at the
| Federal building, and the same Is be-
| Ing distributed among the various OFF,
| ces. II was not known at the build
Ing today whether this is the last car
| toad or not.
The express companies are still In the
| midst OF the holiday rush. but as next
| Monday Is a holiday, they expect that
! With two consecutive holidays, aided
| materially by the fine weather, they
| viii be able to take care of everything
In good shape and time.
Section Director e. L. Wells Of the
weather office at Boise Is In the city
| on q holiday visit He says there has
been a most remarkable growth OF the
capital city during the past year, and
| that the ever recurring dream of more
railroads Is likely to be realized before
long
There was an attempt at knocking"
| individuals at yesterday afternoon 3
Real Estate luncheon and real estate
meeting; but II was quickly stopped.
and harmony was restored. The ma
| iorlty Of the real estate men do not pro-
! pose that any personal feeling shall In
| tcI:ere with the united action of the
association In furtherlng the general
interest.
The Manufacturers & Merchants as
ISOLATION sent a large consignment or
buttons to the Commercial club today
bearing the legend Busy All the Time
in Utah" They viii be distributed to
the members OF the Commercial club
at tonlghts banquet, and will probably
be worn at the feast by most Of those
| present The association directors
will hold q meeting Friday evening, at
which number OF things important t.
the future policy will be considered.
a beautiful piece Of commercial print
ing Is the program OF this evening 3
Fourth Annual Banquet Of the COM
mercial Club Of Salt Lake. by the
Daily Reporter company Of Salt Lake
The program Is handsomely and
uniquely arranged booklet In light ochre
aud medium brown colors, with the
contents Of each page lndexed on the
edges, aud the products OF the state
cutely Illustrated indicated on an In
troductory page.
The High Priests quorum of the Salt
! Lake stake viii meet In room II Of the
Brigham Young Memorial building at
| 10 a. M, Sunday Dec. 81 1905
WILLIAM ASPER,
| WILLIAM Il. DOUGALI.,
RODNEY G. BADGER.
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