Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22
LATE LOCALS.

Realty Transfer-E. a. Culbertsor
has sold TO Jesse c. Little. 49ilxS2 u
feet on Third West street between
Second aud Third South streets. fol
&S.7l2.
Fine Exhibits-Prof. VI. NJ Young
will have at the coming exhibition OF
the art institute. a fine plaster cast
Of Miss Cecilia Sharp a plaster bust
Of Joseph Smith. baby head IN plas-
ter and a large painting representing
two blacksmiths hammering a forging
on NJ anvil
Development Company-A COPY Of
the articles Of Incorporation Of the
Cedar Valley Development company Of
American Fork was filed with the
secretary 81 state today. It's capital
stock IS $4,000, divided into shares OF
the par value ~ 81 each. s l.. Chip
man Is president J. II. Clarke, vice
president; =. j. Clayson. secretary;
Samuel Stark. treasurer The COM
pany viii engage In the real estate
business
Tabernacle Conccrt-A big concert
has been decided on for the tabernacle
] for the night OF Friday, Oct 8. the
/ opening OF conference. Prof Stephens
/ and the full choir will arrange a
strong program and the expectation is
| that the soprano soloist Of the Occa-
| sion will be Miss Emma Lucy Oates
who may be heard In conjunction with
the choir Of 500 voices as well as rem
dering a number OF new solos Of her
own.
Henderson Arrdlgncd-E. G. Hem
derson. candidate for the nomination
Of county commissioner on the "Ameri-
can ticket, was arraigned In the city
court yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of criminal assault upon n deaf
and dumb girl named Ann Noss. He
entered a plea Of not guilty and his
bond remains the same as fixed when
he was arrested. namely $4,000. Hen
derson has been unable 10 secure
bondSmen hence he Is likely TO remain
IN jail until HIS trial
Not Delegate-For days Judge c.
NJ. Nelson. candidate for county at
torney before the Democratic conyen-
ton, has for days been paraded IN the
organ OF the American party as a
delegate 10 the convention which Is
meeting IN the Theater this afternoon
II Is needless TO say that Mr.. Nelson's
name has been used by the Americans
without authority. nevertheless he de-
slres his friends TO generally know
that he has not left AIs own party 70
Joint the rank " the enemy"
Organ Rccllal-There were two
changes made IN yesterday after
Moons tabernacle organ recital pro-
gram; Prof. Mcclellan playing the
Ran Violin Cayatina" Instead OF tho
GODDARD "Capricclo," and the final
number was Gounod's Roman March,
a pretty bit Of marching melody. IL
was announced that for next week
only, the rectals would begin at . p.
m. with doors open at 230 y. m.
owing 10 Prof Mcclellan going out
OF town late IN the afternoons OF Tues
day and Friday However. on the
week following the regulars hours viii
obtain.
''rcN" Richard ''Bumpcd"-Deputy
Sherin sharp last night arrested
Harry Groves upon the charge Of cir
culating bogus checks at Goldheld,
Nov Groves Is from Ely and at
tended the prize fight at Goldfeld
where he met Tex Richard. the
promoter d that event He made
out several checks on an Ely bank
which Richard cashed for him and
which were afterwards found 10 be
no good. An Official from Nevada fol-
lowed him 10 this city and secured
his arrest by the deputy last night.
he Is now IN the county jail but
states that ne will return 10 Nevada
without eNtradition papers and hence
is ready 10 accompany the officer at
any time.
Bird With a Gun-William Bird. a
cook Was leaning confidently over the
bar IN Sindar's saloon last night. un-
bcsomipg his troubles 10 the harten-
der. when the proper repositories Of
such sentiments. IN the shape OF Po-
licemen Wheeling and Wilson gum
shoed' from behind unbeknown 10
the gentleman and laid loving hands
on his shoulders William was en-
barrassed at this exhibition Of i'm
promptu affection, and was still more
overcome when the finest In the
world reached FOR his hip po>ket and
extracted therefrom a i5 howitser,
hidden there contrary 10 the statutes
herein made and provided. William
Is now In the city jail revolving many
things Ia his mind II developed that
he and Seseral boon companions had
been holding an entirely unadvertiscd
artillery display IN the Red Top sa-
loon the previous night, and got away
before the cops could copper them.
The boon companions are being
searched for
New Educational Nagalinc--The |
hrst number ~ the Tablet. a monthly |
Journal 81 education. and edited by |
Principal Joseph +. Mcknight Of the /
university training school has just |
been published II Is neatly printed /
and well edited magazine Of a pages. |
hlied with well written articles COW
ering the local intellectual held. IN a /
manner 20 make Il worth careful read |
inE The September number ~ the |
Tablet contains a scholarly article on /
Literature IN the Elementary school" |
by John 5. WEIGH. supervisor Of gram
mar grades Nature study for Sep |
tember," by Prof " n. Cummings, /
The Principals Round Table" by |
Elizabeth NJ. Qualtrough. principal % /
the OQuirrh school. The Primary De-
parimenL by Miss Rose NJ Vimoi ~
the state normal school. History and /
Geography" by Miss Anna Young
berg of the normal school. The Utah /
Federation Il WOmen's Clubs" by /
Mrs Ciesson : Kinney, interesting
editorial notes. poetic selections. and |
q varied collection Of entertaining
reading matter A journal of edu-
cation like the Tablet ought 10 find
welcome reception here. and doubtless
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