Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-18
LATE LOCALS.


The unidentified robhor ~ tho store
AZ Union Nag buried this morning, at
the expense Of The county
Tho Dcscrot National bank directors
declared u quarterly 3 per cent diyi.
dond, amounting to $4,000 and payable
az once,
Tho city treasurer rs this afternoon
paying the department puyrols Of the
city for the first half Of July, the total
amount Of the same being Sl3,liblS
Tho Victorian Firomcn decided last
evening 10 turn out on the 2lth inst, ns
u ionturo of the parade, ana win hold
another meeting next sunday AZ If a.,
M to make further arrangements,
Today's local bank cloarmgs amount.
ed To 1892 iG2,SG, as against 81 ,03li jh S6
for the same day last year The largo
cloOrlngs ~ last year was due To hon |
transfers through one of the national
banks and the next day the clcNrhgs
fcll m Ia 100000
An amendment Ia the articles NJ IN.
corporation OF tho WpllsvIllc Fast
Field Irrigation A. canal company Wug
flod I'm the secretary of states ON %
today In which the capital stock Of the
company " Increased from $1,000 ~
100000, divided into shares of the par
value Of $40 zach,
Unknown thieves, supposed 20 be
boys, broke into tho butcher shop Of
Thomas llopwouh, 90 west FIRST South
street, last night, but failed to break
open the cash register They then cut
through the screen window az tho rear
~ the Union Produce company 90 wcft
flrat South, aud managed 10 gct away
with some fruit valued NJ compare.
lively small amount
Yesterday afternoon AZ 3 o'clock tho
funeral services were held over the ro.
mains Of Mr.. Anna oswald nj tho
Eleventh ward chapel The service was
a simple one ~ song ana tribute to tho
character Of the deceased, who was low.
cd by an who knew her Bishop Rob.
ort Morris presided, Tho speakers were
Elder llyrum A. Rooyc Bishop John
nowdle, Elders Chos W, Sherwood,
Fisher and Muir, Bishop Morris and
Elder ChaS, W, Penrose, "Tho Bpnutis
~ GUY was sung by Mrs Browning.
inc body was inferred IN the city com.
etery Bishop Rob', Morris offering the
dodcatory prayer
Today was another busy one with the
headquarters Of tho Real Estate nsso.
cation VINO had IN hand the matter
OF givlnr out prizes due 10 holders Of
lucky numbers ot tho Real Estate dny
celebration Nt Snltnir Al but N mum.
beers have now been turned In, ana Tho
association ~ very anxious 10 hear from
these AT once, IN order 20 close tho
matter, The numbers Of tho ticNCto
stu To be heard from are p,O76, /. 2g6.
1914, 1901 6,2oO 1908, lb.i0S, Gas, Obi6
3li, lb,3l5, 6,6l6 $500 1889 1903 lS,5S6,
1859 l,soO, 1855, 1880 li,GbG 5,SG1,
1850, eSi 1880, 1899 S,SO5, OAb, l3.606,
O,06b lb,il3 ibOeb lO,1l2, LOSS, la.bO7,
$500 li612 1892, i0,iO', l,6iS, G.?ga,
o,1di i20i, 1880, i13 b,i0i 06u,
Funeral services over the romnins Of
oraon T. \, Musscr were held AT the
First ward Westinghouse Ht u, M ON
sunday The chapel was nlod to
oyerllowing with Borrowing relatives
ana friends Of the young man, Who had
been 80 Unexpectedly and violently talk.
en- from this lilo. Presidents Hugh !.
cannon ana A. H. Schultoss OF the In.
erty stake Elders Herman Urother, 4.
3, lllncklcy and Bishop Joseph War.
burton were the speakers, ana they
each bore u strong testimony OF tho
unusual purity and uprlghtnoss Of The
life Of the deceased There was q pro.
fusion Of beautiful flowers covering the
ousket ana The music was furnished
by select male quartet aud the ward
choir, ~ which the deceased had boon
n mcftfbcr lntornent took placo In tho
city cemetery,