Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearimss--The local bank
clearlngs today amounted 10 SSoh'-
451.56 as against S6ao.O4l.Oa for tho
same day last year
Phillips viii sing--Comnencing to-
morrow night the TENOR, Mr.. VIII
Phillips Will sing the solo parts N
"The Bonnie Brter Bush at the salt
Lake Theater.
Call For Bank RepOrts--The secre-
tarv of state today made cail upon
ain state and private banks for re-
port of their respective conditions at
she close OF March O. 1909,
Paw Day Satllrday--on Saturday the
officers Of the board of education ana
the janttors of the schools will re-
ceiye warrants from Clerk Judd ZOE
their salaries sor the month OF March
win Dispose OF Timber Iracts--The
Glenn Lumber com pany directors met
this morning, at the Deseret National
bank. and arranged for the disposition
of certain timber tracts owned ny Ihe
company
Several Bids Filed--Manage Critch-
low OF the Utah Implement company
has under consideration number or
bids from reliable investors for the
business of the company. OF which M
has the disposition
Amended Articles--The Weston Mills
Of Logan ileG an amendment TO us
araIicles OF Incorporation In the sec
Rotary of states office today by, which
It's capital stock is Increased from
$780, 900 to $4,000. divided into shares
OF the par value or $40 EACH
Big. Concrete Man Herc--ContractO
w. II ELLIS and Architect j. s. Adkins
OF Cincinnati who are looking over
the town arc much pleased with the
outlook here for commercial growth
Mi. Ellis is one OF the heaviest con-
crete contractors in the country.
Chambers Goes Ia CIiicagO--Gianer9
Manager Chambers Of the Public Scr.
vice company Of this city has gone
TO Chicago on business The concret-
Ing work al the companys plant IS
well along whore II Is now making a
good showing.
W. vi. Rash aud the E'lOotls--W II.
Rash returned last night from q coast
trip, and reports seeing a lake 40
miles long coyaring some OF the finest
farming lands In the state OF Csnllfor-
Mia not far from Sacramento. Ha also
reports the snow so deep along the
California Nevada line that IL came
WI 70 llae AIills OF llae telegraph pOlCS-
This last means more floods whon the
warm spring SUN gets in its work In
thar country
\, II. lund 10 ResIgn--A. II. Lund,
regment0l quartermaster sergeant OF
the First Infantry n. @. o.. has asked
for retirement from altiye service. He
has held the position continuously for
nany years, and has been Il fnamhsr
NJ the guard 10Y "a years previous 10
which tlrne he WAS a member Of the
NoEden rifles a military company
whach existed nearly a score OF years
ngo The retirement OF Sergt Lund
leaves a vacancy In the non comm Is
stoned STAN, which viii have TO bn All-
ed by some one specially adapted 10
keeping a record OF guard property
Master Plumbers Nieet---There was
a moetlng this morning al the master
plumbers when Il was reported thar
the situation WAS encouraging, with
men coming from the cast TO take the
places OF the strikers. The result Will
pc open shop for the plum bins trade
IN Salt Lake, with n continuance OF
prices an In the past The strike pi
the plumbers has been unfaNora bis
regarded by architects. contractors an
the building trades generally. as sure