Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
LATE LOCALS.

Alumni Tickcts--Alumni Of the Salt
Lake High school can obtain tickets
10 the High school commencem ent eX-
ercises. at Callahan's book store. sat-
Urday afternoon. between aud p. m.
Admitted Ia Bar--Atty. John 4.
Bagley, former attorney-general of
idaho. was admitted to the bar Of this
state today by the supreme court upon
motion of Attorney Breeder,
Bank Clearings--Today's local bank
cearings amounted to S662,iS5.19 as
against S615,276.0l for the same day
last year The clearlngs for the month
iust closed amounted to s20.io0. 6S224
as against s15.i1i.00S.3i for the month
~ NAV Of last year, increase, $1,000
$3.50.
Mayor Approvcd--The report NJ the
special voting machine committee Of
the city council recommending the
purchase of three additional voting
machines from the United States
standard Voting Machine company for
use I'm the elections If this city was
approved by the mayor today and the
contract was signed up.
rlke' Denver Badge--Thc badge
committee OF the Elks has decided on
the badge to wear 10 The Denver con-
ventiup. II Is 80 be made Of Utah
copper. the design being an elks head
from which hangs bar w!th Denver
1905 inscribed thereon. ana for sec
oud pendant scroll work plate bear
ing picture " Saltair.
New Clothing Compnny-The Nor
rcll Clothing company of Logan filed
COPY ~ IT, articles Of incorporation
Bon the secretary ~ states office today
us capital stock Is $4,000. divided
into shares Of the par value NJ Sl00
each Joseph Morrcll Is president. J.
t. Morrell vice president. J w Nor
rel. secretary and treasurer.
Residence Purchascd--E. j. Kearns.
former resident NJ Gunnison. Colo.
has purchased through Buckwaltor
a sermon S real estate agency a fine
modern residence on Eighth East
street near Liberty park and viii re-
move his family to this city. The pro-
pcrtN was purchased from Eliza Read
en- and the price paid was $4,000
In Fast iondon--Georga NJ. Cam
non has received word from his son.
George NJ Cannon, Jr.. who was sent
ON mission "a South Africa, that the
young man reached Cape Town. $. 4.
IN good health, May 2 last, and had
been assigned 10 station called East
London ON the cast coast The letter
vas - days IN coming Ia Salt Lake.
Mr.. Woodrun's FUncral--Thc fun.
eral services over the remains at Mrs.
Sarah Delight Stocking Woodruff, wife
Of The late President Woodruff. VIII
take place tomorrow. Friday afternoon.
beginning AZ 1 o'clock from the Water
loo ward Westinghouse Intermnnt IN
the Woodruff family plot In the city
cemetery
Tomorrow Recital--Prof. AfcClel.
Ian has been out OF town for four days
but returns this evening, so as to give
tomorroW's organ recital In the Taber.
nacle. His program viii include tho
Overture TO 'Lohengrin." a Capricclo.
"a Dream by Lassen. an old melody,
and the ''Toccata" from Wjdor's
Fourth organ symphony Asst Or.
ganist Kimball took Prof AIcClellan's
place last Tuesday. and acquitted HIM
self with credit.
Government Jobs--There VIII be
civil service examinations In this city.
Jull' o. lpl tHe position OF testing
engineer In tho forest service. at 81 900
per anuum; also. for the position OF
general mechanic at $3.50 per annum.
at the Seger agency, Oklahoma. The
appointee IN the specific vacancy men
toned should have knowlege of steam
and gasoline engines, pipe fitting.
blacksmithing and work OF general
mechanical nature. Applicants must
indicate clearly N their applications
the character and extent OF all such
experience they have had.
Brigham Young's Blrthda,-The
members of the Young family who
have q READY signlhed their Intention
OF Joining In the celebration ~ Brig
ham foung's birthday, tomorrow az
Provo give assurances that the re-
union Will be one Of the largest I'm the
history Of the annual meetings. The
party VIII leave the o. S. L. denot az
o'clock tomorrow morning, and will
return IN the evening, after a day spent
as guests OF the Brigham Young uni
versity faculty Mai Richard w.
Young Will deliver the annual reunion