Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17
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Shcrin Eulcry Slck--Sheriff C.
Prank Emery Is on the sick list again
tCday and Is confined to his home with
severe attack Of rheumatism,
Federal Court Cascs---On Monday
next, al 10 o'clock q. m, In the United
states court, all jury cases for the
April term will be set the trials for
which WEI begin April D.
On saturday Eycning--rhc lecture
of Thomas u. Green, which closes the
Mutual Improvement lecture course,
VIII be given In Barratt hall Saturday
evening Instead of Friday evening as
announced In the bureaus circulars.
Going to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Died
erichs will leave for Los Angeles next
week, 10 remain, He has not been
wen for the last two years, and as-
cribes 1t To- the altitude. At sea lever
he Is confident of recovering his
health.
Morris Bound Ovcr--In Judge Diehls
court this morning Richard motifs
was given hearing on the charge OF
burglary and grand larceny He was
ordered held to await the action OF the
district court, and IN default OF bonds
was taken to the county jail
Ncphi Commercial Club--A copy OF
the articles OF incorporation of inc
Nephi Commercial club of Nephi, Juab
county, was filed In the secretary OF
states office today. j. A. Hyde Is
president Of the club; j. II. Grace, vice
president. T. l.. Foote, secretary W.
c. Andrews, treasurer; Jacob Coleman
librarian.
Capitalized at $50, OO0--The Farm"
ers' Onion OF Smithheld, Cache county.
filed an amendment to its arucles Oh
incorporation In the secretary OIL state
office today The capital stock OF the
company is $4,000, divided into shares
of the par value OF $40 each. BY the
amendment the company changes us
name to the Farmers Union MINIS.
Amended ArtiCIcs-An amendment
| TO the articles Of incorporation OF the
Deserot Farmer Publishing company
! was filed in the secretary of states
| Office today by which the office or the
| company Is transferred from Logan
10 Salt Lake and the capital stock IL
Increased from $4,000 to $4,000, di-
vided into shares Of the par value OF
| 81 each.
Manager Murray Ilome--General
| Manager u. S. Murray of the Bell COM
| pany returned last night from week
| absence in Montana on business. He
| was tied up for two days at Butte be-
| cause Of the inability Of the railroad
| To get Its trains through the SNOW
| General Supt. Summers leaves tonight
| on n two weeks absence for care
| full inspection OF the lines between
| Butte aud Spokane and through the
| Occur dAlene country.
| New Street Opencd---The Salt Lake
| Security & Trust company has opened
$50 foot street from Second East
| street between Second and Third south
| streets. THE new thoroughfare is 20
feet wide. and will be asphalted, as
| will also the sidewalks. The company
has also started To build there 20 mod
| crn homes, and q three story apart
| ment house, provided with electric
| lights and gas, and the lighting or tho
| street will be after the Los Angeles
! style The value of the Improvement
| a. 100000.
| Crovding Dclivcryman--Juan Cos
| tina was Yesterday afternoon found not
guilty OF the charge of obtaining goods
| under false pretenses, in the crlmihai
| division of the city court the conf
| platnt was sworn To by Aaron LeaVitt,
| manager Of the Davis Shoe company,
| and accused Costina of having recelV-
ed for delivery % pairs OF shoes. Tne
| goods were not delivered with the
| promptness demanded by the shoe
| company, and they had Costlna ar
| rested on the charge named. II Is PROB
| able that a civil suit will be Instituted
! I'm the premises
| New Bank Building-The directors
| OF the Utah Savings Bank ana trust
| company met yesterday afternoon, ana
| adopted the plans submitted by Ware
| & Treennya for the new bank building
| TO be erected on the Buckle property
on Main street opposite Keith
| O'Brien's, recently acquired by the
| bank. The building will have 'front.'
age of q feet, by $50 feet deep, and
| will be full three stories high The
| hank will occupy the first floor. leaving
the upper stories for office purposes,
| The work OF wrecking the building
| begins Monday.
India and Her Pcoplc---Next Tues
| day evening commencing at O'CLOCK,
| Mrs. Francis will deliver her Interest,"
| ing and instructive lecture on "lndla
|
| meetinghouse. The lecture Is To be
| illustrated with views prepared es-
| pecially for this lecture. Mr.. j. w
| Forsberg OF the University Of Utah
viii assist Mrs. Francis. Several
| musical numbers are also to be rem
| dered. The affair Will be given under
| the auspices of the Cannon ward Y,
l.. NJ. |. A. Car leaves at 1880 from
corner First West and Second South
| streets.
| Flathead Observation-Disclosures VIII
| liam O. Rant OF the Flathead indian
| reservation In Montana arrived from
| the north last night, and Is at the
| Knutsford- lie Is the originator OF the
| Flathead reservation Information
agency. established to give Information
about the reservation lands, He says
there are some l,433,600 acres, with
21.033 Indians thereon. AS each In
| dian is entitled TO so acres, this VIII
leave 100000 acres for distribution
among the whites. Mr.. Rant also calls
attention to the fact that the Crrw
reservation In eastern Montana, COM
prising 100000 acres, VIII be opened
this year
Phillips Choir Program--The Phil
| lips Congregational church choir will
give It's regular monthly song SER
Vice tomorrow evening, when an at
tractiye program will be given as fol-
lows. Charity" Rossini, by the quar-
tet; soprano solo, 20 Love Divine"
| Nevin. by Mrs. Edward Moore; Lovely
Appear" Gounod's Redemption" by
! the quartet when the Swallows
Homeward Fly" by John James; violin
solo, by Claude j. Nettleton; address,
by Rev. p. A. Simpkln; soprano solo.
THE Plains of Peace" Barnard. by
Miss Corinne Harris; 10 the Day OF
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