Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-29

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clearings amounted % S56i,463.22 "a
against s5s69s36S Tor the same dal
last year
MaSatch Dri,c-Actiye work of con.
struction has been resumed ON Tho
Wasatch drive and b,-- pushed
With an possible Ngor
Course OF Study-All new pupil,
who are contemplating entering the
high school this year may secure O
copy Of the course Of study by APP
plying AZ the Office ~ SUIT Of schools
Christensen In the city and County
building
Meeting TomorruW--Thc water
works committee ~ the city council
will meet A. a board uf equalization
OF water rates tomorrow afternoon az
O'Clock in he onico OF the water
works department IN the civ and
County building
The Boy Cnme Back-John J.
O'CuuBur. Young man resident of this
city left home eight years ago Tor The
Philippines Boo the employ OF the gov
eminent As ne never wrote home
he WIS given up for dead, and his
family was asionIshed last evening,
when the young man walked in and
as the expression Is gave himself
up he j. home on a vacation.
Death Of Mrs. Day--Nrs keziah
Day Of ogden died last evening, In
this city an the residence OF her
daughter Mrs. l. y. Lduning. i72 y
street The remains may be viewed
there until %. M. tomorrow. when
they viii be shipped 20 ogden for
inicrment Services viii be held at
the First Presbyterian church on ar
rival there Mrs DAY leaves two
daughters Mrs Lanniug and Mrs. r.
T. Miller u this city, and one son resi-
dent Of Iowa.
sale Recordcd-The sale Of the
Chadbourne House property on State
street from W. II Dickson to Mrs,
a. i. McAndrcW OF Los Angeles.
which was noted recently IN the
News. was recorded Yesterday after
noon. at the City and County building.
The property Is 50isN9s feet. aud the
price given is $3.50 Mrs. Mean
drew made the purchase without ever
having. seen the propertv--took IL ON
the bare word ~ the agent that II
was a good investment.
In san FranlscO-Hon ". W. Ritter
returned today from trip 10 san
Francisco where be fomd the situa--
tion IN an unfortunate condition. The
street car strike IS Otcasloniug end
less cOnfusion aud The men are acting
very mean. In fact, Mr.. Ritter remark
ed that il vas Most uncomfortable
affair. and without any excuse al all
Then Market street Is in such demand
that there does not seem 90 be any
chance 10 repair 49, go that IL has be-
come just Ike a canyon road. aud the
sidewalks are covered with rubbish 50
that pedestrians are forced 10 take to
the roadway Very little rebuilding Is
going on, and a. &c will cost q large
sum Of money 10 clean up tho burned
district so that building opera lions
can be facilitated, The prospect ahead
Is very doubtful
Savage Lawn Party--A delightful
10 the members of the Twentieth ward
choir and few invited friends. by
Mr. and Mrs. e. r. Savage. at their
home, so ID. Street A thoroughly
enjoyable evening was spent music
and games furnishing the greater part
81 the amusement provided. Among
the soloists were Lennie Savage Ritter,
William h. Russell Alexander CraW-
ford, George h. MarEetts. William II.
Foster Thula stephens and Sam Ser
vice. The choir rendered in the open
air the anthem Let the Mountains
Shout for JOY Refreshments were
served and the host made some re-
marks eulogistic o. the choir and en-
couragng the members In the good
work OF providing devotional music.
The guests Of the evening heartily
appreciated the thoughtfulness and
hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Savage.