Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-08
LATE LOCALS.

Hank Clcarings--Today's local bank
cltarings amounted to s1,102 llsa9
"a against S905.030.46 for the same
day last year.
Rev. Simpkin IIl--Rey. p. A. slmp-
kin, pastor OF the Philips Congrega-
tional church. is In southern Califor-
MIA for his health which II reported
az unimproved. Mr. Simpkin has been
working at high pressure ever since
he came to Salt Lake from Gallup. n,
NJ. and the strenuous character OF the
wear and tear Is beginning to tell on
him.
Realty Transfers--R. III. Harrison
has sold TO Edwin l.. Elder tOx1fO
feet, on Ninth South and Third East
streets for $500. A. M, Gordon has
sold to Annie Stenhouse S0xl32 feet,
on Eleventh East street and Second
South streets, for $4,000. o. sampson
has sold TO Clara II, Kennedy 2xlO
rods at Third East and Fourth South
streets for $4,000.
BIackhurst's Bad Luck--liyrum
Blackhurst. n Salt Lake carpenter. has
about come TO the conclusion that ne
is the victim of continued bad luck.
Early In the summer he lost several
weeks work owing 20 having received
an injury to one of his eyes. a month
or so ago he hurt one of his legs
while working at the smelter at Gar
field and Just returned to the plant to
continue work when this morning MS
leg was broken and he was Drought
to the city and sent to St Marks hos
pital where he will receive attention
until he shall recover.
Certificates For Physlcans--As re-
suit Of the recent examinations con.
Quoted by the state board OF medical
examiners eight physicians have re-
ooived certificates to practise In this
state. They are: V. l.. Pate, Coal
Vile; NJ. c. Food. Salt Lake; g. W.
Middlemus, Green River; D. Easley
Ferron; G. w. Green, Ogden; Annie
G.. Refs, Salt Lake: J. b. Johanson
Ogden i. J. Curtis. Salt Lake. Two
applicants. Frances f. Parry Of We.
ber county. and Flora A. Russell OF
Wayne county, were granted certih-
Gates 10 practise obstetrics.
Distinguished Texans Hcre---Two
distinguished citizens Of FL Paso, Tex,
Hons. a. Courchesne and Felix Mar
tinez are at the Knutsford. en- route
10 San Francisco. They report the
size OF the tale tltN as now 3o,JOV
people, with mayed sereets and electric
ear lines There are citizens IN Salt
Lake who can remember FL Paso IA
an adobe village on the southern stage
route TO California, where cowboys
were wont 10 shoot up the town at
their own pleasure. The visitors re-
port Mr. Reckhart, formerly a citizen
OF thi city, as doing very we'll as a
mining and civil engineer and making
money
The Bowrlng Funeral--'The funeral
OF Miss Annie Bowring who died
at Ogden Friday night will be held
from the Seventeenth ward meeting
house, Tuesday afternoon. commence
ing at o'clock. The remains may be
viewed at the residence Of J. c. Bow
ring, 1858 west First North street,
from IL to ! o'clock on the day OF
the funeral Henry r. Bowrlng, the
father of Miss Bowring. died seven
months ago. Her mother IA still liv-
Ing. and the deceased Is survived also
by the following brothers and sisters:
W. c.. ]. c., w D., W. j.. H. n. and
J. f. Dowring, Miss Laura Bowrjng
and Mrs. o. d. Banks. Mrs. A. NJ.
Campbell. Mrs. j. II. Raleigh, Mrs. II.
Il. Ellerbeck and Mrs. f. G.. Clark.