Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

coal dealer claims thnt ~ per cent
of the citizens Of this city have two
months supply OF coal in their bins.
Called on the Weather Man--Miss
Ethel Bcnnion. a Taylorsviie school
teacher. brought her pupils to this
city yesterday afternoon and with
them visited the local weather Office.
Amended Articies--An amendment
to the articles OF incorporation OF tho
Utah Lithographing company has
been fled with the county clerk by
which its capital stock Is Increased
from $4,000 to $4,000
veteran Fircmen--Thc Veteran
Volunteer Fireman's association viii
hold It's regular monthly meeting
Monday, Feb. 4. 1907. at the hall. 27i
Canyon road, at o'clock p. m. All
volunteer iiremen invited 10 attend;
important business.
Fifteen Cars OF Coal--only 8 cars
of coal reached this city yesterday.
and were it not for the mlldness of
the weather, there would be much
suffering. The Central Coal ana
Coke company received 10 of these
oars.
Main Street Illumination, &. NJ.
and lions Savings bank VIII erect
steel lamp posts surmounted by clus-
ters of lncandescent lamps IN 'front.'
of their establishments on upper Main
street. The posts Will be 20 feet
apart.
Eight Erode The Goat'--Thc first
OF the Y. NJ C. A. monthly initiatory
dinners was held last evening, when
eight new members rode the goat"
The guest of honor was b. NJ. Bur
CESS who Is a member of the associa-
ton In several foreign countries.
Capital Stock Increased---The SIRE
vell-Paterson Hardware company has
filed an amendment TO it's articles of
Incorporation with the county clerk
by which It's capital stock Is increas-
cd from 100000 TO 100000. divided
into shares Of the par value OF 500
each.
Junior Promenade L. OF U.--The
Friday evening Mt the state university
IS considered the social function of
the year. This is in accord with the
custom adopted by the leading col
leges of giving the promenade first
grand march.
Transfers Quit Work--rhe team
sters working on the Railroad Ex-
change building excavation struck
and quit work yesterday. as their de-
mands for $3.50 per day were not ac-
ceedcd TO. The contractor has been
paying SIS cents per load. and the
transfers claim they can only haul
four loads day.
Harris Takes Cmbragc--Manage
G. o. Harris OF the NJ. & NJ. associa-
ton calls attention to the fact that the
resolution passed in yesterday after
Moons meeting Of the grain dealers in
registering that body ms opposed to
he establishment OF Commerce as
ISOLATION in this state, was hardly
apropos. as there liz no move being
made toward the organization Of such
an association.
Z. OF U. ChronicIc--The Jan. 81
number OF the University OF Utah
Chronicle Is out, and very readable
a taking feature Is the cut at the
head of the reading matter. consisting
Of large 10. of u" with bulldog
heads between the arms Of the letters,
The issue Is we'll supplied with vari-
ETY. of reading matter of special in
teiest to the undergraduates. 1t is
creditablc number
Recommends Insurancc-The build
Ing and grounds committee Of the
board OF education has recommended
that Sli6,00O worth of fire insurance
be taken upon school building about
the city. This insurance Is 10 be placed
with non-board companies at the rate
of 80 cents per 500 in three years or
2. yearly cost Of 80 cents per 500. At
the end OF the month $4,000 worth
of Insurance will expire and during
The present year 81 90. 900 worth of in
suranco must be renewed
New Investment Company--The
Union Trust and Investment company
of this city has filed it's articles Of
incorporation With the county clerk
The capital stock OF the company is
100000. divided into shares OF the
rar value of : each. Tom D. Pitt is
president; a. II, Nogeler, vice prosi-
dent Thomas Homer, treasurer; q. II.
Clcaveland. secretary and manager.
The company owns a number of min
Ing claims in American Fork CANYON
and viii engage in the general mining
ana real estate investment business.
Mason's AnnI,rrsar,--The forty
1lrst anniversary OF the organization
OF the Mount Moriah Lodge of Ma
sons OF this city, viii be celebrated
next Monday night al & O'clock In
Masonic Temple where a musical pro-
gran Is To be presented. This win
include numbers by ladies' vocal
Quartet consisting of Mrs W. 4. Wet
zell, Mrs. Daily, Mrs George smith
and Mrs. learsley also solo from
Miss Alice Wolfgang, the VOL known
contralto OF tho First Presbyterian
choir, soprano solo from Mrs. Daily
ana violin solo by Miss Bosolc.
Lecture Rcciial--Mr Arthur Far
wen VIII give "A lecture recital. pre-
senting original compositions on
american themes Tuesday. Feb. ), a,
the Ladies' Literary club house. under
the auspices OF the music section A,
n lecturer Mr. Farwell "a said 10 b,
eloquent ana enthusiasts: as pian,
lst, few have played with a NOR.
beautiful tone on have used the medals
with more discretion: as conipbsel
the critics say that Mr.. Farwell un.
uoubtedly has n brilliant future. botl,
because OF his musical genius ana his
courage TO open up new roads.
Y. W. g. "A. ComnllItces---The youno
Women's Christian association bnis
It's regular monthly meeting YESTERDAY
afternoon. when chalrmen for The an.
ierent committees We're appointed n,
Iollowsi Religious Mrs. {. ]. Nc.
STU business. Mrs. j. r. Bowdle,
educational, Mrs, j. r. Hancock, so.
cial, MIS-. l.. NJ Bailey: Bible. Mrs q
~, RUNNER; finance. Mrs n. II. naot.
w membership Mrs. a. j. Gorham,
boarding house, Mrs. Mary Canal
travellers and work, Miss q. h. Rohin.
son. Glasses are being organized In
herman and shirt waist making anc
glee club IN proposed The lnteres,
OF me ladies' of this city IN solicltod