Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-30
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bank oiearings- ouay loVai ua"N
clearings amounteu 70 ~ ii,o- 80 I"
Against Nt5ite'eS TOT ti'e satn' "'f
last year.
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New Club Ncmbcrs-Dr. Joseph :,
richards and w. u. Hodgson have
been aIectrd 10 membership IN the
ma ~ nalln,,,e Medical college and
Mr. IIodesnn graduated from Union
collaea In fe6l There are several
other names yat IN he acted on by the
committee On admissions
Officers Jlrct,si--At the University
OF Utah The Darristers' club. recently
organized among the law students, has
elected officers. Those chosen are as
follows: Chief barrister. J. Stoekman;
associate barrisier, j l.. Brown: re-
nstice r n p,on,el. associates NJ.
Woroan ana I woodbury.. clerk Of
tbe court Ruel Walton; sheriff T.. j.
IL Rarion
More Cool Wcathcr--The outlook
Is promising for continued fine and
warm bnln,y weather. There Is n
low area In British Columbia but II L.
SO closely followed by a high area
lower down, that II is likely 10 ride
over the top OF the high area spread
ing through the Mississippi valley. and
strike of into the Hudson bay terri
would he cailea IDEAL winter weather
I'm southern Texas
Government JObs--There will he
civil service examinations In this city,
Nov. q, FOR the position OF mechanical
craftsman, at $500 salary In the
engineer department at large, at
Wheeling. W. Va, and Chattanooga,
Tenn, also, for the position Of archI-
tectural and structural steel drafts
man, Dec 5, at SUES per month, at
San Francisco. and at $3.50 per an.
mum az the West Point military acad.
envy.
Hugh Dougall Back--lIush W
Dougall, the we'll known baritone and
singing master has returned from
Beaver where no went to I'LL profess
sional engagement under the auspices
OF the Beaver branch OF the b. Y, uni
yersity, He also gave a fine recital
there on Saturday night which was
we'll attended and highly appreciated
by the music loving folk OF that Sec
ton. Mr.. Dougall reports that he
was most cordially received, and that
time.
for tho First Methodist church arrIy-
ca yesterday afternoon, from the S..
Louis organ factory OF George Kill
gren & Son, and will be set up as
soon as constructors arrive from Sc.
Louis. The organ has two manuals
with 81 speaking stops. ana cost Sc
900, The artist who is 10 "open' the
instrument Is Prof Kresser oreanist
IN tho Jewish temple and Grand ave-
nua Methodist church In Kansas civ
md has The renutntIon az heine ANA
performer. II viii take about three
weeks 10 nut M tina organ.
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neIe ~ eVnrse pt iree iectures ~
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nlachlord WIN speah on .itosopny,
sns new sc'once OF cnarecuer, heaitn'
nappIhess and rlshs nVins inc Coo
toi Eslua.e % nee'e,ne, ana as
pntenoloss,, goes beyond me usual
rahse VI p.oisssors VI INA. scienee,
She u saiu 70 pe cievsr' orignt anu
INSTRUCTIVE speaksii ana her recon-
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