Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-07
LATE LOCALS.

Report Due Tonieht-Secy. Horace
G Ensign of the State Fair associa-
ton will file his report with the gov
ernor this evening.
Bank Clearings-Todays local bank
clearings amounted TO 81, SS7,2932S as
against S1,672.7 for the same
day last year.
Ne,, Home For j. NJ. Moore-Archi-
tects Headlund & Wood have COM
pleted plans for a $4,000 residence on
Eleventh East street, between flrse
and Second South streets, for j. M.
Moore.
Medical Examiners Meet--The state
board of medical examiners is IN SEES
sion today in the City and County
building. Eleven applicants are TAX
ing the examinations, 10 In medicine
and surgery and one in obstetrics.
Work on Big Tunnel-Senator
Gardner of Spanish Fork, president
of the Water Users association, Is
in consultation this afternoon. with
Prof. Swendsen of the reclamation SER
vice relative to the work IN prog
ress at the tunnel.
NJ. and VI. TO Meet-The directors
of the Manufacturers and Merchants
association will meet this evening, at
the Chamber of Commerce to discuss
the railway commission proposition
and anything else in the way of BUSH
ness that may be brought up.
Amended Articles-An amendment
to the articles of Incorporation Of the
Northern Accident company of De-
troit. Mich. was filed with the sec
rotary of state today by which the
name of the company is changed TO
the Imperial Casualty company.
Musical Union Meets-The Musical
union met yesterday. in its quarters,
204 Auerbach building. which have
been comfortably fitted up. 1t ordered
two telephones for the residence of
the secretary. w, H. Daniels, and
decided on a fine of 81 for non-at-
tendance at meeting of the union.
Twenty-sevent Ward-The Twenty
seventh ward meetinghouse was well
filed last evening, on the occasion of
the service of song given there I'M
der the direction of Charles Kent. the
well known baritone. The program
as printed in the News" Saturday.
was carried out with marked success
and appreciation.
Wires Are Down-There is no map
from the weather bureau today, as
high winds have blown down the tele-
graph wires west of this meridian.
However Section Director Hyatt has
ascertained that II has been showing
heavily at Modena, and local indica-
tons point towards snow for tonight
and tomorrow.
Home From New York-George
Romney, Jr., returned this morning,
from a business trip to New York.
He says there will be a 80 per cent
advance In a few days in shoe iacings
and cotton fabrics used In shoe manu-
features; also. that dressed sheep
skins have advanced 100 per cent in
three months. In general. the leather
maraket is very stiff.
Calm at Police Court--This morn
ing's session of Judge Diehl's court
was the most quiet one experienced
in many months, there being but one
case up for consideration, and that for
arraignment only. 1t was the mat
ter OF the State VS. Henry l.. Gibson,
accused of obtaining. by false pre-
lenses, the sum of $40 from Max
Florence. He pleaded not guilty and
the case was set for the 10th. In
default of 5000 bail the accused was
taken back to the county jail.
Blue Mountain Phone Co.-The
Blue Mountain Telephone and Elec-
filed a copy OF its articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state
today. Its capital stock Is $4,000.
divided into shares of the par value
of 81 each. ID. l.. Goudelock is pres
ident; j. M. Cunningham. vice presi-
dent; v. p. Martin, treasurer; j. N.
Corbin. secretary and manager. The
company will operate q telephone and
electric power line In Grand county.