Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-14
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VIII Meet on 20th---rhc state board
Of equalization will meet again ON the
goth INST
Bank Clcarlngs--Today' local bank
Clearngs amounted To SIS1,02llo as
against $iSs,572.4i FOR the same day
last year.
Funeral Scr,iccs--rhe funeral of j
". Bailey will be held Thursday AT
y. M, from 81. Marks cathedral, with
irterment at Mt Ollvet.
signal Corps BaIl--The Signal corps
of the guard will give character ball
on the evening OF the 2=nd inst, IN
the state armory, and invitations nave
been issued,
settlers Moving In--Col Miner re-
ports the sale last week of 1900 acres
IN the Twin Falls country, and that
the region Is fast filling UP with set
tiers moving in from the middle and
middle western states.
Insane Man in Jail--Sam Jones, not
the noted evangelist, vas brought To
The county jail Yesterday by Deputy
sheriff BeCkstead Of Bingham juno
ton ON the Cnargo Of insanity Tie
win he examined as to his mental con-
ditiou tomorrow afternoon at 1880
o'clock before Judge Richie.
Varsity ChronlClc---The University
chronicle made Its appearance al the
campus today, and was well received
az Is usual with the Varsity magazine.
In i.l CT
IL the feature, while the rest Of the
paper consists of the usual percentage
Of jokes. reading matter and verse
swedish Entcrtainmcnt--A unique
and highly interesting entertainments
illustrative OF life I'm sweden will be
given on Friday evening at Sis at
the Swedish Lutheran church. Recita-
tons and folk-sougs given In the cos
tunes Of the various provinces VIII
form part of The program, Refresh
ments viii be served
Student Cut His Foot---A University
student named Roger W ,Jessup, wnile
Tlaying ball the other day on the va
cant lot at Second and X streets step
ped on a broken glass jar that had
been thrown out from a house on
Third street. and so severely cut his
foot that the services OF surgeon
were imperative, and the boy is laid
up for two weeks.
Memorial Scrvices--At the Assembly
hall on saturday morning at ~ o'clock.
the Woman's Suffrage association will
hold memorial service to do honor
to the memory Of the late Susan 3. An
'hony. The services will be open
to the public and 1t Is hoped that all
who are interested In the cause for
which Miss Anthony labored a life
time, will be present
smith Bound Oycr--Edvard Smith.
sometimes called Whitley" Smith, was
yesterday bound over to the district
court in bonds OF $500 upon n COM
plant charging him with grand lar
ceny. to-wit, the alleged stealing Of
lucern seed Of the value Of 500 Tho
case had protracted hearing, and
the court determined that there was
sufficient cause TO hold the defendant
to answer to he higher tribunal.
Character Ball--A character ball
will be given I'm the Twentieth ward
amusement hall on Friday evening
next II will be under the auspices
Of the ward amusement committee,
and Will be the last Of the series Of
winter dancing parties. a prize will be
given for the best sustained character
Special committee workers have been
appointed as follows: Albert 4. Cope
Gorge F. Evans. George Reynolds,
william Russell, L. l.. simmons Chas
Gibbs, Clarence Wright, Fred Wilcox,
Anna Wilcken, Della Cope. Mignon
Romney, Elyra Truelson, Elsie j.
Ward, Eva Stevenson, Margaret Card
well, Jane Cutler
Demanded ENplanation---A local In
vestment company sold tract Of land
south OF the city the other day, be-
longing to California woman. and
one of the morning papers promptly
reported the sale for over 10 times the
actual sum paid. Some one sent the
grantor n copy OF this paper with the
paragraph marked, and the difference
between the remittance from the COM
panv and the sum reported being very
marked. the grantor Immediately wrote
to the investment company that il the
remainder Of the sum realized from
the sale was not straightway forthcom-
ing, she would put the account into
the hands of an attorney for collection.