Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-19
LATE LOCALS.

In Richiield Today---State Supt. OF
Schools a. c. Nelson is in Richheld
today on school business.
state Board Mceting--The state
hoard of examiners Is holding its regu-
lar monthly meeting today.
Bank CIearlngs-Tcday's local bank
clearings amounted to SS3SiSfflo as
against S5S0,55O,Oi for the same DAY
last year
Invitation to Parents---For the ex-
hibt to be given by the children OF the
Grant school on Thursday next, Invita-
tions have been issued to parents TO
be present. Several addresses will be
delivered,
To Extend Scr,ice--The Utah Light
and Railway company Is considering
the extension Of It's street car tracks
to Bingham Junction and Holiday,
and also to Bingham.
Annual Elcction--The annual cleo
tion of the Elks' lodge comes on the
evening OF the 2Sth inst. There are
several candidates for exalted ruler.
Some eight mavericks will be branded
next Wednesday night, and admitted
to the corral
Electrical DispIay--Aztec Hall, Nos
35-37 east First South street, is being
rapidly fitted up for the display OF
electrical apparatus during confer
enco week. Five commOdious booths
have been built for various classes OF
apparatus, and there will be cooking
by electricity as well as other things.
Eight Guns Arrive--Elght 3-inch
guns aud lmbers arrived over the
Short Line last night. from tn Rock
Island Arsenal and We're hauled 20
Fort Douglas by the artillerymen, pre-
paratory to marching with the new
equipment from Fort Douglas to Fort
Russell April next, The guns are
OF the new model and the llmbers are
wrought iron.
New Land Company---The Green
River Land company OF Green River
Utah. fled a copy Of It's articles Of
incorporation in the secretary Of states
office today. The company Is capital
lied at $4,000, divided into shares
of the par value Of 500 each Frank
Cook Is president, H. J. Cook vice
president: II. H. Marrett, secretary and
treasurer
Home From the Coast--Presldent L.
S. Hills Of the Deseret National bank,
returned yesterday, from the Pacific
coast accompanied by his wife and
daughter. Mr. Hills went to the coast
FOR pleasure and relief from business
and gave no special attention 10 bust
ness matters. He secured the rest he
needed, and is at his desk again, feel
ing much improved for the vacation
The party returned Via San Francisco,
So that they were not subject 10 the
delays caused by the washouts In
southeastern Nevada
The Ben Davies Concert--The sale
of tickets for the Ben Davies concert
In the Tabernacle on Friday night OF
this week commenced today at Cars
Jensen a. Anson's music store. Mr..
Davies sings In Denver tomorrow
night. His house was sold out there
a week ago After his Denver appear
ance he comes direct TO Salt Lake and
from here goes to San francisco and
Los Angeles and then jumps clear back
TO Philadelphia. His entire American
concert tour lasts but six weeks. and
Salt Lake may account itself fortunate
IN having the privilege OF hearing so
famous tenor.
Richard Matthews Funeral--The
funeral service over the remains OF
Richard Matthews, the pioneer press
man and stereotyper, we're held In
the chapel OF Joseph William Taylor.
commencing At ] / q. m. today. The
chapel was filled with relatives and
friends OF the deceased, and the casket
was covered with floral offerings The