Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-24
LATE LOCALS.

Bank ClearingS--Todays local bank
cl"arnes amounted ~ S5Se.30lS6 as
AGAINST ss9l55is1 for The same day
last year
Hooklidge Dtclincs-Mr. Charles y.
Rooklidce who was Yesterday appoint
"a a delegate 90 the National Irrigation
congress 20 he held al Boise. has an
Iouucod that ne VIII no unable 70 ac-
cept and Joshua G. Grant has been
appointed I'm his place
1lcktts For SingcT>-Prof stephens
VIII give out passes 90 Saltair for next
Friday this afternoon and Sunday
after meeting 20 AN hi, singers. small
and large. Those desiring them Should
not fail 10 call az % Is not intended
70 place them AZ the music store for
this occasion.
Death From Tsphoid-Thtre is
much regret among friends II tho de-
ceased concerning the death at hos.
Iital Of All Eaalstad IA wears old.
from typhoid fever The Young man
was a native ~ Thristlaua Norway
and In al respects q superior youth.
His funeral Will take place from the
Fourteenth ward assembly hall on
sunday next az . o'clock
Fasteners Hcre-Excursion COM
ductor Charles A. Cooke II the Ray
mond-Whitcomb company is ~ the
knutsford. with a party ~ II 1xcur-
sionists from the far east They have
been to the Yellowstone. and are now
en- route east Mr.. Cooke says his
COMPANY has now half a dozen Amer
lean xecursi0n parties touring Europe.
while tie number al excursions travel
ing over the United States and Mexico
IS legion.
Return TumOrrou-Prof. William
Ap Mode who. with his wife and
daughter went 20 Yellowstone park
MONDAY Will arrive I'm Salt Lake to-
morrow when he will complete az
ranEements looking 20 his appearance
az Barratt hall sunday evening next
The noted musician will be- assisted In
his evenings entertainment by Prof.
stephens snd the tabernacle choir.
There Will be no charge for admission
and a hearty invitation is extended
everyone 90 attend
New Meetinghonse-AIchitects Err
skinc q LilienberE are completing
ulans for the new First ward meeting.
house AZ MURRAY n win have d 35N5e
feet auditorium seating $50 people
comfortably. Wi,h class rooms adioin-
irg iu 1850 foot wing. and an
amusement hall on the floor below ~
The same dimensions Tho architecture
viii be Gothic liEht brick and white
stone trimming with tower contain
INK church ward offices and the cost
a. 90 be $4,000. The same architects
have completed plans FOR a $4,000
residence tor Ms n s Harding n
sixth South and Eighth East streets
tnother Tribune Takc-Bugler
Johnuy He'd says tho Tribune story
about his being pinchod" Tor S. by
The hospital steward when he was sick
in camp Is entirely untrue His money
dropped out ~ mis- pocket when he was
taken into the hospital delirious. but
$50 was picked up az the time and
The other - Was subsequently found.
and The whole amount returned 20
him. The steward was in no wise IN
volved, neither did he make any at
tempt whatever to retain any ~ the
cash. The altitude and the harsh ex-
Ift l'lfN'0 VI HnNiN from the rdllIO4Q
were TOO many Tor the young man.
Entrance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
examinations viii be held az the state
university sept ~ and u next: regis
tration viii be held Sept. IL and is.
end the fan term opens on the 18th
President kinssourv looks for a larg.
or attendance than ever. when college
opens The summer school this season
vas the most successful IN the history
Of the Institution. having an attend
ence 81 26l students with Is lnstrue-
tors. besides q number q talented lee
iurers. Tweniy-four counties n the
state were represented. ana IS states
20 that he reputation % the summer
school az The Utah State University
Is gaining ground an over the coun-
Try IL Is the determination 81 the
faculty 70 have even a better school
next SUMMER vacation. President
kingsburv and Prof stewart have
cone woman work On raising the