Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-05
LATE LOCALS.

Today's local bank clearings amount
| ed TO l,253,i1i.60, as against 1921. 195. IS
for the same day last year.
The committee on teachers and school
work OF the board Of education Is sched-
uled 10 hold meeting in Clerk judas
| oiiice this afternoon at 1880 ocl.k.
Quite a demand IL reported for
heavy wagon slads out In the country,
| where there Is more snow than in Salt
| Lake and where more Is expected.
The funeral Of Isldor Schwartz Will
| take place at 1880 Thursday morning
from his late residence, at 10 west
Fourth South street Friends invited.
j. O. CrltchIow received word this
noon by wire, Of the sudden and serl-
Gus Illness Of his father at Ogden, and
left hurrledly for the junction city
The flag on the Commercial club STAFF
Is at half mast today on account Of
the death at Castle Gate Of DR.. W. L.
Caffee, nonresident member of the
club.
The principals OF the city schools Will
hold their regular weekly meeting at
the Morris school tomorrow afternoon
upon invitation of Judge Brown OF the
juvenile court.
The steel roof trusses arc being plac-
ed In position at the First Methodist
church, which Will enable the carpen-
ters to get the remainder Of the roof
on without delay.
Local hay dealers are complaining to-
day that there Is no lucern in the mar
kets, and lay II 10 the recent wet
weather and 10 the action OF growers In
holding their hay back Tor an advance
In prices,
Contractors are saying that there is
more figuring and getting into line for
the new business ~ 1905 than ever be-
fore I'm Salt Lake az this time of year.
Everybody will have something 20 do
when spring opens.
Judge Willis Brown Of the Juvenile
court, viii address the Priesthood OF
Ensign stake at the monthly meeting
to be held at 1880 y. m. Friday next,
the Sth inst, at the Twentieth ward
westinghouse. on the subject Of the ju-
venlle court, the reasons for its exist
ence and what 1t Is and what il aims %
do. The presidency Of the stake urges
a full attendance, particularly 81 the
memncsr Of the quorums OF the lesser
Priesthood.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs Sarah Williams, wife Of the late
Bishop David Williams Of Scofield. VIII
be held ~ the Fifteenth ward meetiISi.
house, Eighth West and First South
streets, tomorrow afternoon mt /
o'clock, The remains may be- viewed
al the Westinghouse between the hours
Of noon and p. m.
The White star steamship Cymrlc
reached Boston yesterday afternoon
from Liverpool. having aboard num-
her Of returning missionaries and emil
grating Saints. Among the number
were w w. Phelps. Ernest Holmes
and Mrs. Samuel Holmes an OF this
city, who viii arrive here the latter
part Of the week
Lard has been discovered in town
loaded" With beef stearne and cot
tCnseed oil. and the food inspectors
have their tomahawks out ready FOR
business. That lard VIII be returned TO
the eastern adulterators, or couiscated.
The adulteration IS not unhealthful.
but II is fraudulent. and makes the
consumer pay the highest prices for
very cheap stun.
Friday evening number OF well
known amateurs will hold down the
boards nj the Lyric after THE Utop-
ians" have finished their performance. |
A prize has been offered for the best
stunt produced during the evening |
and there are large number OF anna. |
tours anxious to try their hands. |
Manager Moss Of the Lyric, states that
the amateur nights" win become |
feature II the talent continues TO come |
out.