Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-13
LATE LOCALS.

Today's local bank clcarlngs amount
ed 20 S995,605.4 AZ as against sb79,372.05
for the same day last year.
Four new Elks will be hcrded into
the state street corral this evenings and
decorated with the branching horns.
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie shaw will
be held IN the Nineteenth ward assem-
bly, room tomorrow, Thursday. at IL
O'Clock, noon,
The Orpheus club was increased at
It's last nights meeting by n good ten
or named Hudson. and the entire eve
ming was PLEASANTLY spent.
The clerks in the money order de-
partment Of the postoificc report a 10
per cent increase In both domestic and
international money orders.
State Supt OF Schools A. G. Nelson
will go to Brigham city on Saturday.
whore he will deliver an address to the
trustees OF the schools of Boxelder
county.
The ball given by the Congrega ton
Monteilore for the benefit OF the build
Ing debt fund viii he held tomorrow
night In Armory hal. A large attend
ance Is promised.
The state board of corrections IL
holding It's regular monthly meeting at
the state prison today transacting rou-
tine business IN connection with that
institution.
Tomorrow Gov. Cutler. former Gov.
Wells, Judge Brown OF the Juvenile
court and the state officials and Judges
OF tho supreme court will go to Provo
IN IN 10
Local dry goods men are viewing the
steadily rising cotton market with more
or less apprehension and uncertainty.
However. trade IL very good, with eve-
ry promise OF a record breaking holiday
demand.
The Brubaker- Campbell Hardware
| company of this city filed an amend
ment to It's articles of incorporation IN
| the county clerks Office today. by
| which It's name Is changed 20 the Mo-
march Hardware company
The window decorations and trim
mings of the various stores on Main
| street are rapidly assuming "A Christ
| mas appearance, and some of the de-
| vices TO attract public attention are
very cute and display marked ingenu-
| ny.
Maj. Richard W. Young left at noon
| today for Denver. where he has been
| called on legal business The date Of
| his return Is not definitely fixed as he
| may be required to visit New York be-
| fore coming back to Salt Lake. II pos.
| sble he expects to return on Monday
| next.
Dealers say the price Of lucern hay
II l.. an
| outside farmers get 10 shipping lucern
/ IN here and then the price Will go
| down There il plenty Of lucern hay
for shipment In southern Idaho, that
the growers are holding for just such
| an emergency
| George T. OdelI has returned from q
business trip to Idaho Falls, where he
found the farmers shipping hay ont IN
considerable quantities. the potato
crop had all been gathered. and the
grain growers We're holding onto their
crops FOR higher prices \ shortage
in cars was reported.
There is dispute on at Fillmore a.
TO the nature OF an eruptivc disease
| which has appeared there, The local
| health officer pronounced II smallpox,
but another physician held It was not
| that disease. So DR.. Deans of this city
has been sent down there by Secy
Beatty Of the state board of health to
pass judgment on the same.
Lieut. Gen. Chaftee, chief OF stan OF
the army, has sent out 10 all the adju-
tant generals VI the different states, 4
circular letter asking for suggestions
as TO the Organization Of an army re
serve as auxiliary to the regular arm
oC the service. The adJutant genera
OF this state II. with others, In receip
Of copy OF the letter. and an answer
~ now being prepared.
The artificial bathing lake TO be con-
structed at Saltair will be loo feet n
diameter and four feet deep. one foo'
OF the present bottom of the bathins
site viii be cut out for building tn
basement, 4 pump win keep waite
running into the small lake faster thar
1t cyaporates, and enough viii he al
lowed to run out to keep the wate
fresh.