Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-02
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearinas--Today's local bank
clearlngs amounted TO S9t2.bsO.3l as
against sssi,il0,33 for the same daS
last year.
III with ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VIII
Iame, United States civil service ex'
aminer IN this city. Is very III with
pneumonia.
job Ia PrisDn--There will be civil
service examination In this city, NOV.
80, for the position OF telephone oper-
ator (man), at $3.50 per annum, In
the government penitentiary, Atlanta,
Georgia,
Military Concert Band---rhe state
university military concert band OF rs
musicians will furnish the inspira-
ton OF martial music for the students
and spectators generally at satur-
days football match.
Realty Transfcrs-Henry Burnett,
Jr.. has sold 10 Anna J. Scott 3s3S379
rods in 10 acre plat A. for $4,000.
Kaura W. Atkinson has sold 10 w. l.
WINNER. part of "A lot on Second
street. between = and 7 streets for
1900.
Mrs. Heath Discilarged--When the
case OF Mrs. Frances Heath. charged
with battery and who had been pro-
nounced guilty by Judge c. B. Diehl
on Tuesday, was called In the GRIM
inal division Of the city court yester-
day no peualty was imposed and the
defendant was discharged.
Residence purcha sed--J Ohm Z. Hold
son. the mining man, has bought the
j q. Aderson residence on tho south
wost corner Of Ninth East and South
Temple streets. with 5x7 rods Of land
for $4,000, and takes possession the
first of the month. This 10 one Of the
most attractive residences IN town and
is finished inside In hardwoods
Seem to BE Anxio,,s--Aiayor Thomp-
son today received letter OF in
quiry concerning the whereabouts of
Louise Carnage, who came to Utah In
1883. The writer Of the letter Is Lii
Ian Neal Of Northport, Rhode Island.
and she states that II Mrs Carnage
viii return to her home she will bo
received With love and kisses.
Ogden Book Store--A copy Of the
articles OF Incorporation Of Spargo's
Book store OF Ogden was filed with
the secretary Of state today The cap
ital stock OF the corporation Is s20,-
600. divided into shares OF the par
value OF 81 each. Margaret Spargo is
president; j. n, Spargo. secretary and
treasurer. The company will succeed
TO the business OF J y. spargo * Co.
Ideal CitIzenship--In his address
this morning, before the state univer-
sity students Philip Maycock spoke
on the Duties OF Ideal Citizenship"
He said some people Judge OF a po-
litical party bv It's ability to serve
them as individuals. but no party has
a right to exist unless It presents az
It's purpose an idea government, Par
ties cater too often 70 prejudice rather
than to public spirit.
Electric Line ExtcnsIon--ln the
franchise granted by the county COM
missioners to the Utah Light and Rail-
way company For an interurban line
to Sandy, Bingham Junction, Garfield
ana Halliday, provision Is made
for the completion Of thee line to
sandy and Bingham Junction by the
first of July next year. This informa-
ton will be received with much pleas
ure by the citizens Of those two towns
as II means that they viii be con-
nected with this city by an electric
line by next July.
NJ. N. Parsons Holne--M. X. Par
sons has returned from a business
trip to Denver. He reports the local
live stock situation as encouraging,
with profitable prices reignlng. He
says that while the action or tho
president IN investigating the pack
lhghouses at Chicago. may nave
thrown the trade into confusion for
the time being. still In the end he
does not know but that II will prove
g good thing In readjusting the pack !.
Ing situation on new and more sat
isfactory basis Mr.. Parsons Is much
interested In the proposition from
English investors to effect merger
or some form of combination with the
American packing interests I'm the con.
troll OF the trade Of both countries.
Arguments COMMUNICATIVE argu-
ments IN the two juvenile court eases
which were set for today have been
continued by the supreme court un-
I'll Dec. |. The cases are those of
Albert y. Mil and Emma sahlberg
and both are brought for the purpose
or determining the constitut!onalIty Of
the juvenile court law. The irst one
makes a test as to the jurisdiction
of the court over Juvenile dellnauents
aud the other makes test as to the
jurisdiction Of the court over adults
who contribute TO the delinquency Of
Juveniles. The cases have been pend.
ing for several months and they VIII
probably be continued until after the
next legislature SO that the juvenile
court may DC bolstercd up and
strengthened.