Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20

portations now consisting or lace ana
leather goods.
sharp Home Tomorrow--lt Is ex-
rected that Deputy Sheriff Joseph
sharp will return from Los Angeles
tomorrow with a prisoner named ia
Martin. who Is wanted here upon the
charge of criminal assault
Declared u Diyldcnd--The Deseret
Savings bank directors met this morn
ing, and declared Il 8 per cent dividend,
per cent regular, and per cent ex-
ira dividends. This will amount TO
$4,000 and Is payable Immediately
INCORPORATION Articles--The North
ern Accide lent and Sick Beneht assocla-
tion Of Michigan filed a copy OF It's
articles OF incorporation In the secre-
tary OF states office today Secy. or
State Tlngey Is named as resident at
torney for the company In this state.
Big Returns Rcportcd---A local bank
reports having received $4,000 In the
last five DAYS in the shape of returned
loans, and as other banking institu-
lions are going through the same ex-
perience, II Is evident that money Is
becoming easy, and rates are much
less stlff than usual.
Nearing comprehensive Interior OF
the First Presbyterian church has been
completed so that all that remains now
is to put In the glass windows and IN
stall the seats Both seats and glass
are now on the road somewhere be-
tween Chicago and Salt Lake, and on
their arrival It will not require much
time to put them In place.
Connective Plans--Messrs Erskine
4 Lljenberg OF this city, are in receipt
OF an invitation from General Secre-
tary OF the Savannah, Ga. Y. NJ. c, a,
TO participate In competition Tor the
plans for $4,000 Y, NJ c. A. build
| ing about to be erected at Savannah
Prizes will be awarded for the three
best sets OF plans.
To Distribute Seeds---City Supt. OF
| Schools Christensen has received sew
| eral large packages Of choice garden
| and flower seeds from Senators Smoot
| and Sutherland and Congressman
| Howell. The seeds will be distributed
| among the various schools OF the city
and will be used by the pupils IN
their spring gardening on the school
! grounds,
Warmer Weather Coming--The
weather Is growing milder, and the
weather office looks for yet warmer
| weather tonight, with snow following
| as Il proba 'ity. According to the al
| manac az adapted TO the l05th me-
| ridian, the sun will cross the equator
| at 5:04 a, M, tomorrow at which date
| gentle spring will officially begin.
a sad Bcrcaycment--Ben Gordon
Al. -. ~ a HI..HN
| and Bessie Brltinshaw Place, died al
| T:45 O'Clock last evening after nm Ill
| ness OF some months, The little one
did not become critically Ill until about
| a week ago Everything possible was
| done to save the child but II was not
! 10 be The babe was born on June 5,
| 1905. The funeral will be held at IL
| a. m. tomorrow at the residence 62C
| sixth East street. The burial will be
at the city cemetery
New Hotel Proposed-Col. T.. +
| Holmes has been urged to erect a flne
| hotel on the State and East South
| Temple street site of the colonels resi-
| dence; and he IS considering the pro-
| position. Such hosiery would cost
al least $500, 900. The ground flooi
| would be utilized for business purpose
excepting so much MS might be necos-
sary for a hotel office and lobby. II Is
| understood that one OF the best known
| hotel proprietors In the state would
be willing Ia take charge OF the hotel
| for It's owner,
After Bingham People-The state
| board Of health Is still after the viola
| tors OF the health laws I'm Bingham
| canyon. where closets are set right
| over the stream that flows down
| through the town, making of the
| stream an open sewer, with the expect
| ed result that typhoid has been reg
ular and constant visitor I'm that gee
| ton OF the county for some time. Secy,
| Beat,y's patience gave out today, and
he has called upon the attorney-gen-
| eral for an opinion as to what he can
| do in the premises.
Phones for Farmers---The Bell Tele-
! phone companies throughout the cout-
| try have been making II a point TO
encourage farmers, and country people
| generally TO install telephone connec-
lions In this way, The farmers cut
| their own poles and set them, so that
! all that It costs them is teaming and
| labor. Then thev buy the wire and In.
| sulators from the companies at lust
| about cost price, and then they own
| the line themselves The companies
| furnish phones and service, for 80
| cents a month per person. they receiv-
| ing the benefit through the strength
| enlng of IN cir service and the toll con-
nections, General Manager d. 5 MUIR
| laS stated this morning that he would
take up this matter at the earliest mo-
| ment and bring II To the attention NJ