Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08

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ronage.
Operator Quit--Opc dlsahected tele-
rhone operator went out this morn
INK. al the Murray Bell exchange,
which occagioned the report up town
that tho whole force had struck. IN
Qulry developed that such was not the
case.
Another Anto Accidcnt-A big auto
ear made a sharp turn on Main street
this noon. and ran into q boy on a
bicycle. knocking him down ana
breaking his wheel The driver Of the
car. FASTENED of. after ascertaining
that the boy himself was unhurt,
Salt Lakcr Injured-Word comes
from Los Angeles that John Green. an
aged resident If Salt Lake was seri-
ously injured by a street car Friday
morning Ne was crossing the tracks
behind one car. and while trying to
eyade a blcyclist stepped IN front OF
an approaching car
L. u. =. klndcrgartcn--The opening
~ the l. ID S. kindergarten viii be
delayed for two or three weeks owing
10 the fact that the interior of the Lion
House whore II Is 10 be held Is under
going extensive repairs IN the mean
time the classes for kindergarten train
ing win hold their sessions and do
their work at Barratt hall,
Articles Filed-The Cedar Valley
Land and Improvement company Of
Salt Lake has filed its articles Of In
corporation In the county clerks office
Its capital stock Is $40. 900, divided into
shares of the par value Of SO each
5. NJ. + Seldom Is president; Henry
Green. vice president. G II Carlquist,
secretary and treasurer
Charles u. Smith Dcad--Charles r.
Smith. miner by profession. died
Of what r. commonly known as miners
consumption. yesterday lie was a
widower, and leaves a family Of five
children. James II. and John r.
Smith ~ Sugar House, were brothers
Of deceased He was i6 years OF age
The funeral will be held from the un-
dertaklng parlors OF Joseph +. Taylor
$50 east First South street, Sunday at
~ o'clock noon.
Committee Mecting--The committee
on buildings and grounds Of the city
board of education held a meeting at
noon today IN Clerk judas office and
considered the matter Of buying the
school building az Waterloo. thar dis
trict having been recently annexed 10
the city. The committee also talked
over arrangements for renting suitable
buildings In other parts OF the city
where the present school buildings are
overerowded.
Bonds Re,lcemed-COunty Treasurer
CaTbs has reported 10 the county COM
missloners that he has redeemed the
entire issue OF $50 county bonds and
issued the new refunding bonds to +.
". Rollins a. Sons lie received for
the refundlng bonds the total sum OF
S9iS, 500 Of which $500 was premi-
um. There was no lapse OF interest az
all IN the refunding ~ the bonds
hence the county had no expense In
that connection.
Realty Deal OF $1,000 $1,000 real
estate sale was reported today by a.
N. Burrell viz. 46hxll0 feet back Of
the Cannon House ON North Temple
street near First West. from q ~
Engdahl 20 Thomas Leslie. The pur-
chaser viii erect thereon roomiug-
house - AXIS feet. three stories high.
10 contain "A rooms and 90 cost Si3.-
500. The house s. 10 be ready BY Jan.
I, and viii be appreciated by the rail-
road men DESTROYS ~ rooming in close
proximity to the Short Line station
Idaho Agricultural samples-George
w. Walton has returned from a visit
TO Fremont county and brings 10 the
News office some rare specimens Of
agricultural products Of that district
Among others are heads Of wheat
raised on the farm Of Josiah Scott q
Menan which viii average 60 bushels
10 the acre. oats raised at 81. Anthony
averaging 100 bushels per acre and
apples and beets from the farm Of
Edward Carr who raised a bounteous
crop MI. Walton saws ne never saw
such fine grown beots and grain in his
ne a. he beheld on his tour through
Fremont county
Flour Cut Repofted--Local -four
mills are reported cutting 10 cents un.
der the Wholesale prices as given in
last Thursday News" prices agreed
upon as standard by the Produce TX.
change. For instance. high patent
-four is being sold 20 tho retailers az
N.S5. while the retailers are selling
the same at $40 % the consumer.
thus clearing q profit ~ So cents per
cUt \ local wholesaler calls attcn-
ton OF consumers to the situation.
With the hope that they will make the
retailers reduce their prices IN pro-
portion 10 the reduction by the mills
In the Wholesale prices
Letter ENplodcd-A letter addressed
20 Mrs James a Howell ~ This city
from Santa Pc y. NJ. exploded this
morning in The cauce'lug machine AZ
the local posto1ice The letter caught
IRE ana was partially DESTROYED before
The fame could be eXtlngulshod. and
ne letters On the immediate vicinity
were saved Just in time The letter
was shown to Inspector Durand. but
De decided unless % could be- shown
that there was some Intent in sending
a miaNe through the malls likely 90
explode the parties interested were
not liable The presence Of picrate OF
potash IN the letter would cause such
an explosion
Rev Hunt llurt-Word comes 20 this
city NJ The recent accident 90 the fam
iIy N Rev W s. Hunt Of Harvard.
Neh.. s0n-in.lsw ~ l. p Han 81 this
CITY, Mr.. Hunt Is the Congregational
minister ~ that town. and with his
wife and three children were out rid
ing when the team ran away. throwing
Them all out into the road Mr.
Hunt and the children were but little
injured but MT Hunt was rendered
unconscious from bad wounds in the
head. and b was some time before he
could be restored 90 consciousness.
However. De Is NOW out Of danger
Miss Clara Hall q Denver. sister of
Mrs. Hunt Immediately left Tor Har-
ward 10 remain with the family until
their recovery.
The Granite Stake Relief society
conference viii be held TUESDAY. sent
II, az 10 a. m. and p. m. IN the stake
house. The life 81 Farley u Pratt
VIII be flNfn hN Ms Mart4 ID 49,