Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-06
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearlnes--Today's local bank
cleGrings amounted to 'i1i222.5l as
against s55S25eil Tor the same day
last year
Wake Going Nuay-ReV r Wake
and family viii remove within two
weeks from This city 70 Los Angeles to
reside, az that altitude and climate
are better for his health
Got II Good - Mark Lichtenstein
was the only maverick branded last
night al the weekly Elk round up.
and according 90 his now brother
Elks, he got II good and plenty
got all that was coming 10 him, ana
something more
Realty rransicr--The transfer OF
part OF lot 3. block so, Mat 4, corner
of Third West ard First South streets.
from Ella 5 Scar 70 The Public
Service company. for i2i,o0o and
noted some days ago was recorded
yesterday afternoon.
Body Arrived Today--Thc body n
the late Elder G W stevens. the mis-
sionary who died several weeks ago In
New Zealand arrived IN Salt Lake to-
day over the Rio Grande Western en-
route 10 FerrOn Emery county where
the young man resided
Min Creek Fire--A Are Of unknown
origin broke out on the premises ot
night between / and ! . m. and de-
stroyed Mr.. Smart's barn. sheds and
30 tons Of hay. with number OF
horses and COWS He puts his loss al
$500
Chicken Men Mcet-rouight at :
O'Clock al the Commercial club the
Utah State Poultry association will
hold its first autumn meeting. The
association is organized 10 secure the
passage II laws through the legisla-
ture protecting the poultry industry,
and encouraging its development In
Utah, where SIS per cent OF the hen
products are imported
Returned From Chicago Leo
Fairbanks. supervisor OF drawing IN
the city schools has returned from
Chicago where he took a special art
course at the Chicago university dur
ing the summer While there he re-
ceived a very Hatterlng offer Of posi-
ton in the art school Of the College
Of Education IN Chicago but was COM
PEELED to refuse the same owing 20
the fact that he was already under
contract with the schools 81 this city.
Hurt AT Y. VI {. ACUTE a serious
and painful injury was received by
Murray McCarty, son ~ Justice W.
VI. McCarty Of the supreme court.
at the Y. ". c, A. gymnasium last
night While trying 10 jump from
a spring board onto the parallel bars,
he lost his balance and fell 20 the
floor and his left arm was doubled
under his body IN such a manner that
the wrist was dislocated and the arm
was also dislocstod at the elbow. lie
will be deprived of the use Of the
arm for several weeks
Tomorrow's Organ Rccital--The fol-
lowing program will be given to-
afternoon at the regular Fri
day organ recital I'm the Tabernacle:
March JOyeuse." Kettorer; Ohertory
IN 4 fat, y. ". Read: "Berceuse"
Kinder: "Traumerei." Schumann, Old
Melody, arranged by the performers
Ohertory en- u minor Batiste The
Asst. Organlst Ed. p. Klmball will o.
nciate I'M the absence OF Prof. Me-
Clellau. who leaves IN the morning
with Mrs. Mcclellan 10 attend the
funeral az Payson of Mrs McClellsn's
Mrs Douglass. who died
yesterday at very advanced age
Band Man Ilome-Mr. Atkins one
N the French horn players of Held's
band. returned from Boise this morn
Ing as engagements called him home
one day before the rest 81 the or
ganization. The band will return to-
morning. Mr.. Atkins says the |
band was the whole musical push" /
AZ Boise. Concerts were given on the F.
rrandstand aud IN the lobby u the /
idanha hotel, whore tho band was I
and Thousands ~ people /
20 hear the Salt Lake music /
ans who were loudly and roundlY I
'hecrcd, The people have kept the /
mnd a day longer than was intended. /
and would be pleased to Keep Il yet |
another day. II II were possible Mr. |
Atkins says the band was appreciated /
'uly as much as Il was IN Denver, /
md was treated lust az handsomely I
Il viii be long remember IN the local .
mind he reports the Utah dtlega- I
ion as highly Flated over the winning
n the big fruit prize