Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-18
LATE LOCALS.

| last year.
Transfer Being CIosed---Tuttle Bros
are closing up today the transfer 10
Mr.. Newhouse OF the Bamberger cor.
ner at Market and Main streets, ana
the Lichtenstein corner at Main ana
Fourth South streets.
Weather Man Busy--The local
weather office force will have double
the amount OF work to do during
January and February, In prepara-
ton of annual reports from so stations
in the state, for forwarding to WASH
ington.
Mayor Approycs--AIayor Thompson
today approved all the matters passed
by the city council last night with the
exception of an appropriation OF 1880
for dmages caused by the overflow OF
the city canal This matter is held
up pending further Investigation
Realty Dcals--The following realty
transfers were recorded yesterday
afternoon: j. c. f.. King TO Frank II.
Marcy. part OF the corner lot at Sec
ond and p. streets, s4,500 Annie p.
Howard to G. c. Plttman, 10x5 rods,
at j and Fourth streets. $4,000.
Bank Dividcnd--The Deseret Saw
ings bank directors declared n 10 per
cent dividend this morning, per cent
regular, and per cent special.
amounting to division OF $4,000
among the stockholders, and payable
Immediately. This institution is one
of the best paying In the country.
Judge Bartch Goes East-Judge
Bartch will leave for Washington to-
morrow where he will meet his two
daughters who are now attending Miss
Mhson's school, Judge Bartch will be
accompanied from Washington to
philadelphia and New York by his
daughters and they expect TO be alb
sent several weeks.
Closing Another Realty Deal--Afr.
Lichtensteln, She jeweler, il closing
another realty deal this afternoon. II
is said TO be OF considerable import
ance. but the parties interested de-
clined to give out any information
until the deeds are signed which will
not be until late this evening or to-
morrow.
Postofficc Circular--The postoffice
department has issued a circular let
ter applying 10 this office as we'll as
others, forbidding sending periodicals
coupon advertisements as
second class matter, as such is proper
~ OF the third class, requiring one
cent postage for each two ounces or
fraction thereof.
Apples For Governor--Gov. Cutler
has received fine box OF apples from
The sunset orchard owned by j. p.
Miller and located at Moab. The box
contains eight varieties Of apples, all |
~ which are splendid specimens of |
tai products. The governor Is pass
ng the apples around among the |
visitors 10 his office.
Charged With Forgery-Samuel |
Stayner pleaded not guilty to the |
charge OF forgery this morning before |
Judge Diehl and his case was set for |
Wednesday, Dec. 20, His bail was
set 4 S4oO In default OF which he Will |
DC neld IN the county jail. Stayner Is |
'haraged with forging several checks |
md using fraudulent means to se-
cure money.
Revenue Inspected--Speclal Agent |
;, d. Anon Of the treasury depart
nent has been inspecting the revenue |
'nice in this city, and In his report |
'ays that he found the cash lists.
itamp accounts, etc, in balance, the |
'ecords neatly written up to date, and |
he office generally In good condition,
The result Is q commendatory latter
rom the department.
Big Shipment Made--w. p. Noble
eturned last evening. from western
wyoming, where he transferred TO-
wv ewes from Soda Springs to the
'weetwater ana Big Horn ranges. Mr..
NOBLE reports the present outlook for
winter feeding as entirely satisfactory.
lie says the central part Of the state
8 settling up rapidly. and there IA
10 more apprehensions because Of
bad men" from Jackson's Hole.
New Realty Company--The CentraI
realty company Of this city filed It's
rticles of Incorporation with the
ounty clerk today, Its capital stock
5 $4,000. divided into shares of the
'ar value OF 500 each. l.. l.. Terry
: president; A. G. Ellis, Jr., vice presi.
Tent; j. H. Brown, secretary and
reasurer. The company will engage
: a general real estate business in
his city.
Parsons AppoIntcd--Arthur Parsons.
ne credit man of a. C. NJ T.. re-
eived pleasant intelligence this morn
ng, from New York, when he received
communication from Secy. Charles
Z. Meek OF the National Association Of
'redit Men, stating that he had been
ppolnted state vice president of Utah
Or the national association. Mr. Par
ons takes just pride In this recoRni-
Ion OF his services In behalf OF the
ssociation.
Hearing Begun--Asst. County Atty.
Wizard Hanson Is In Bingham today
epresentlng the state In the prelim-
nary hearing OF Miss Alice Roach.
harged with assault with intent 10
ommt murder. The young lady shot
n Austrian peddler who attacked her
her sisters home at Bingham sew
raj weeks ago. She has been out on
all ever since the shooting. The pre-
minary hearing Is being held before
ustlce Of the Peace Lee.
Meeting Tonight-The regular meet.
lg or the board OF public works win
held tonight at which the matter
the bonus OF $3.50 for p. j. Moran
lr completing the Big Cottonwood
,"uuit pelpIe lne umc mentioned In
ls contract VIII be thoroughly inves-
gated Inc bonus was held up by the
layor and the city council last night
eferred the matter 10 the inancs
ommittee OF the council which Will
$50 Investigate the proposition.
Christmas Program Tonigbt-The
Eighteenth ward Mutual Improvement
ssociations VIII adjourn over the holl.
tys after tonights meeting. The next
Ieerhg VIII De held on Tuesday, Jan.
This evenings program will be OF
Christmas character, Christmas stor.
3 by Charles Dickens will be read bv
eta Pyper and Naomi Young, Dewey
ichards' song, THE Guiding Start
ne rendered by Horace s. Ensign
"a MISS Enid Edmunds will sing a
ule tide selection.
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