Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-26
LATE LOCALS.


Bank Clearlngs-Today's local bank
| clearings amounted 70 s793 ,0s9.i7 as
against t7s3,670.S0 for the same day
last year
Real Estate Sale--The Tuttles re-
port the sale from Dr Mayo 90 Hyrum
Eksteln for $4,000 OF ghxiO rods at
25S Third East street
Property TranSfer-Letitia +. Hos
mer has sold 20 T.. T. Sheets for SlV.-
600 45xiej feet on First South street
near Fifth East street
Buried This Mornlng-The Jap who
was Killed vest arday, AZ Bingham
Junction, was hurled this morning,
from Evans chapel ia the city ceme-
terry.
Heavy Fruit Crop-The fruit crop
IN the southern part of the county Is
reported so heavy that growers are
repeatedly obliged TO relieve their
trees Of the supcrhuous burden OF
fruit.
VIII Attend Rcunlon-Gov Cutler
and stan have accepted an invitation
from the Indian War Veterans assoc
citation TO attend the reunion TO be
held by the organization al Ephraim'
Aug. / aud ?.
Hike of 90 MIleS-The state troops
may have to leave this city for the
Wyoming encampmcnt on Aug. 30. As
the grounds are 90 miles from the
railroad. and the chances are bright
for the boys having to hike H. This
will greatly please them, as they are
lust dying" to march 20 miles IN
heavy marching order, at this time OF
year.
They Arc Sorry Nou-Other mem
hers OF the Ministerial association be-
sides Rev. y. A. Brown and Rector
Perkins are becoming disguised with
the so-caled American party. \ pro-
minent city minister said today that
while he had worked and voted with
the American party IN the past, he
would not do so any more. unless It's
ways we're changed, and the saloons
closed on Sundays
Bids For Schoolhouse-Bids for the
now Walker school on South Main
street were opened AT the meeting
Of the board Of education today. The
meeting adjourned until noon tomor-
row IN order 10 permit the tabulation
Of the tenders. II Is suggested by the
members Of the board that the various
bidders be presen tomorrow Al the
meeting 50 that they can personally
inspect the various tenders for the
cOntarctS
John {. Dallas Dead-John G. Dali
las brother 81 Samuel G. Dallas or
Dallas & Hedges. architects. and son
81 $. y. Dallas. a Utah pioneer, died
this morning at 1880 o'clock from a
hemorrhage Of the lungs Mr.. Dallas
was - years 81 age and was born IN
Utah. where he has spent most Of his
life He was unmarried. and had not
enjoyed good health for some time.
The funeral services will be held to-
morrow from the family residence,
ll6 north First West street, al
o'clock, p. m. Friends are invited.
Incorporation ArticleS-A copy Of
the articles Of Incorporation Of j. :.
Smith e. co. Of Chicago. ILL.,, an HI
nOis corporation recently organized,
was fled with the secretary Of state
today The principal place Of busl-
ness Of the company Is Chicago. their
representative in Utah being attorney
John McCarty Of ogden. The incor-
porators are G. r. Griffin, Robert Pal
mer and ". II. Clark and the business
Of the corporation as set forth In It's
articles is TO deal IN hides. tallow,
skins. fats etc, together with all by
products The capital stock Of the
company Is $4,000, IN shares Of par
value Of S2j each.
Kicked BY n HORSE tce 81 the
Peace Dana #. Smith d nursing a
badly bruised ~ today. the result Of
kick by q horse Last evening as
Mr.. Smith was unhnchlng his road
ger the animal mixed In fight with
the horses Of a neighbor, which In
truded upon hts preserves The air |
was rent with neighs, as the enraged |
beasts bit and kicked each other.
Judge Smith was hemmed In so he
could not get away from the danger.
and he was kicked on the left leg and
knee and Knocked 10 the ground. The
member is much swollen and very
painful, but Mr. Smith Is grateful that
the accident was not more serious.
Crosslcy Fined SOLITARY ]. Cross
ley who was accused by Landlord b.
r. Haywood Of the cullen. Of abscond-
ing from the city. leaving an unpaid
board bill appeared this morning be-
fore Judge L a. Dlehl IN the GRIM
inal division Of the city court. for a
preliminary hearing The defendant
was permitted 10 change his plea, Of |
not guilty. formerly entered. 10 one |
~ being guilty Of a misdemeanor- |
the former complaint charging a state I
offense. A fine ~ $50 was imposed /
by the court, and Crossley was re- F.
manded 10 the custody Of a deputy |
sheriff. 10 serve a term Of 30 days IN |
the county jail. unless the fine Is paid. /