Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-02
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clcariugs-Todays local bank
clearings amounted to Sl076.Sl1.b6 as
against SS57,97S.5i for the same day
last year,
Thirty Acre SaIc-Taylor Bros. re.
port the sale of 30-acre tract at
'nylorsvills for $4,000 from Hyrum
Norborg and \. Y. Taylor TO Charles
orion. The purchasers will improve
the property
Death of Mrs. Dcan--Mrs, George
Dean, wife Of the late city councilman.
died yesterday, from the effects Of an
operation at st. Marks hospital, at the
sge of So Mr., Dean was found dead
in City Creek canyon u year ago TINS
month They had no children
Postolicc Appointments - Arthur
Gilbert of this city has been appointed
clerk at station \ OF the postoItlce,
to succeed Percy L. Hall resigned
Martin Christensen. Jr.. has been APP
pointed carrier on the new rural tree
delivery route, No. l. that runs from
Murray
Dance AT Saltair--rhere will be
dance at Saltair tomorrow evening,
when the railroad company will haul
n special train of Iowa Shriners out 10
the resort for them to participate
and go in bathing. II they want to.
The Shriners are en- route 10 the Los
Angeles Imperial council.
stereoptIccn Lecture-Charles Dunn
nett of Seattle will give free stere-
opticon lecture next Tuesday evening,
in the Y NJ. G. y, on Seattle and
mountain climbing, under the aus
plces of the Young Peoples Christian
union of This city There Will be no
admission charged, and all teachers
are particularly invited
Purse For Pastoral the close of
last evenings revival meeting at the
First Baptist church. the members OF
the congregation. through Revivalist
p. b. Stout, presented Rev. d. y
Brown, the pastor, with purse OF
500, and his wife with an elegant
bouquet, The day was the fifth an
niversary of their marriage, their
wooden wedding.
Death of Young Man--Winiam
Claude Hardesty, the lS-year-old son
of j. w. Hardesty, died at the family
residence so Rio Graude avenue, at
O'Clock this morning. Two weeks
ago he recovered from an attack OF
diphtheria, and the flag was taken
down and the boy got around but
Sulltltl u ltlipSt anu HtiS7'h 'iN' ~
this morning, Funeral announce
ment will be made later.
First Ward--A comedy sketch en-
titled The Decstrick Skewl," Will be
presented in the First ward hall to-
| night and tom orrow night Tho per
Torrance represents a school of the
old time. with all the fun for pupils
and the trials FOR the MASTER The
proceeds are for the Sunday school
and choir OF the ward. and good
turnout Is expected.
Fair TOmonow--The low barometer
/ that developed in this latitude yester-
day resulted In "A heavy shower last
| night, accompanied by thunder and
/ lightning, with a downpour OF hail
| The precipitation amounted to 81 OF
| an inch, with wind at 80 miles an
| hour. But the skies cleared away this
| forenoon and II is all sunshine thl,
| afternoon. With "a braCing breeze from
/ the northwest Fair weather Is pre-,
! dictcd for the morrow
Twenty Ward---A pioneer
/ ban viii be given In the Twenty
! fourth ward westinghouse Friday
/ evening, dancing 10 commence at
O'clock, and a program to be render.
| ed at a later hour. There will be ole
| fashioned dances, IN old fashioned cos.
/ tunes, Agnes Olsen Thomas. Mrs
| Joseph Wood Joseph II, a. Iabscot
| ana Hcber j. Grant will sing, and
| George b. Margetts ana Sid ClaWsor
| VIII appear IN specialtics